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The Ultimate Guide When Exploring Zurich plus it’s Muslim Friendly.

Switzerland is officially a Swiss Confederation country located in Western and Central Europe bordered by Italy, France, Germany, Austria, and Liechtenstein. Switzerland is divided into 26 cantons (German, French, Italian, Romansh) depending on their location. Cantons are called the member states of the Swiss Confederation. Interestingly Switzerland doesn’t have an official capital but rather a de facto capital, the city of Bern in the canton of Bern.

Zurich is the largest city in Switzerland and the capital of the canton of Zurich.  It is the most visited city in Switzerland and home to the largest financial district in the world, despite having only approximately 400,000 inhabitants. They are also a very popular tourist destination for Muslims and non-Muslims alike. It is a captivating and beautiful city visited by millions of visitors each year.

Zurich’s train station is Europe’s main railway intersections with over 1,900 connections per day. Intercity trains leave every half an hour and connect many Swiss and European cities by train all within a few hours of each other, such as Paris, Miles, and Munich.  It is also an airline hub for Swiss airlines which makes Zurich an easy to reach the city and a perfect place to visit whether it is for a weekend away or a family vacation.

Positioned in the north-central Switzerland at the northwestern tip of Lake Zürich the official language of Zürich is German, but the main spoken language is the local variant of the Alemannic Swiss German dialect. Zurich has been permanently settled for over 2000 years from the times of the Romans, however, there is evidence of early settlements dating back to 6,400 years B.C.

56 out of the 111 sites of the UNESCO prehistoric pile dwellings around the Alps are located in Switzerland. The prehistoric pile dwellings around the Alps are a series of settlements in and around the Alps built from around 5.000 to 500 B.C. on the edges of lakes, rivers or wetlands. Many of these prehistoric dwellings today are located under water or have been built on top of them. However many museums have exhibitions with artifacts from the era. These artifacts today present a true to life picture of what life in the Neolithic and Bronze era looked like.

As a Muslim traveller, you will be spoiled for choice when it comes to finding Muslim-friendly attractions. There are plenty of museums, nature exploring and shopping activities ready to please every visitor.

Best Halal Food Restaurants in Zurich 

Lake Zurich

Lake Zurich or Zürichsee as it is known in Swiss is a lake extending on the southeast of the city of Zurich. The lake is formed by the river Linth which starts from the glaziers of the Glarus Alps; a form of mountains in the Swiss Alps.

The lake offers beautiful views and creates a tangle of promenades, parks, and gardens which are perfect for exploring during your visit in Zurich. The views and scenery make this beautiful city even more attractive. During the summer many locals and tourist even swim in the lake on designates public beaches and baths. The waters can reach temperatures up to 20C during the hot month of August.  One of the most fun ways of exploring Lake Zurich in the summer months is by taking a boat around its shore. It is definitely a must when visiting Zurich.

Old Town (Altstadt)

One of the most breathtaking places in Zurich must be the Old Town (Altstadt), which is definitely the heart and beauty of Zurich. Striking 19th-century buildings and cobbled streets with a view of the lake make this part of Zurich truly magical. Beautiful cafes, shops, and galleries accommodate you through the small streets and beautiful buildings which inevitably end up by the shores of Lake Zurich.

The old town makes the perfect starting point for exploring Zurich and it is the home to many of the city’s attractions. Highly recommend for you to enjoy the sunset in the Old Town since the glow of the sun alongside the beautiful buildings make a picturesque background drop for photos.

Swiss National Museum

The Swiss National Museum is one of the most important art museums of cultural history in Europe. It is located next to Zurich’s central station and within walking distance from the Old Town and Lake Zurich.

The museum has a large collection of prehistoric pile-dwelling artifacts. Once you step into the museum you are taken on a journey from the prehistoric dwellings to the Middle Ages and all the way up to the 20th century. It also hosts a large gothic and porcelain collection as well as wooden sculptures, panel paintings, and carved altars.

Zoo Zurich is located just above the city of Zurich in Zurichberg and it spans over 27 hectares of land. It is the largest and most visited cultural and educational institution in Zurich. The main objective of the Zoo is not only to provide a fun experience for its visitors but also to get people interested in animals and to encourage them to play an active and important role in nature conservation and protection of animals.

When visiting the Zoo Zurich you must not forget to visit the Masoala rainforest hall which opened in 2004. The attraction takes its name after the Masoala peninsula in Madagascar, which is also the source of the hundreds of different native plants and animals. A great way to explore

The attraction is named after the Masoala peninsula in Madagascar and is the source for the hundreds of different native plants and 60 different native animals in this hall.

Bahnhofstrasse (Station Street)

Time for shopping. Bahnhofstrasse is the main shopping area of Zurich located in the city centre. It is also a home to some of the most exclusive and expensive brands in the world if you can afford it will be one of a kind shopping experience.

A great place to spend a day enjoying the old architectural buildings and strolling around some of the most expensive boutiques and banks in the world. The street is largely pedestrian and starts from Zurich’s main train station taking you to the famous Paradeplatz square, home to some of the most expensive real estate properties in Europe.

Practical Tips

Transportation.

Zurich offers great transportation links not only within the city but also connecting to Zurich airport and other Swiss cities. A large number of locals as well as tourists use the public transport to reach and explore the city. It is easy to navigate, also all locals speak English and they are super friendly if you need help. I would highly recommend using the public transport as it is cheaper than taking taxis and also much safer.

Halal restaurants

Zurich is the most visited city in Switzerland by Muslims, the majority of whom are from the Middle East. The city offers plenty of options for Halal food. Some of the best choices for Halal food restaurants are:

• Yallah Habibi Meinrad-Lienert-Strasse 27, Zurich 8003, Switzerland | Opening times 11:00 am – 12:00 am
• My Kitchen Franklinstrasse 6, Zurich 8050, Switzerland| Opening times: 11:00 am – 2:30 pm 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm
•  Bombay Karachi Stampfenbachstrasse 32, Zurich, Switzerland | Opening times  10:00 am – 09:30 pm
• Güven Restaurant & Market Bahnstrasse 80, Regensdorf, Canton of Zurich 8105 | Opening times 11:00 am – 10:00 pm

Prayer Facilities

There are several prayer facilities in Zurich so finding a mosque would not be difficult.

• Madhni masjid or Islamic Society Zurich. http://www.masjid.ch/  It is located in Weinbergstrasse 147, Zurich, Switzerland
• Islamic Cultural Association Center | Birmensdorfer Street 273, Zurich 8005

Accommodation

There are plenty of accommodation options for Zurich. Some cheaper than others and it all depends on your budget. If you want to find the best options I always start with Hotels.com and Tripadvisor. 

Best time to travel

There is no off-season in Zurich. The city is beautiful all year around. However, if you do not enjoy crowds, avoid visiting Zurich during spring and summer when prices are higher and there are more tourists.

Zurich is one of my favourite cities in Europe. The views over the alps, lake Zurich and the very friendly locals make it a perfect city to explore and visit over and over again. There is something magical about Zurich because every time you visit you fall in love with this city for different reasons. With many halal food options and places to pray there is not excuse not to visit Zurich this spring.

This post first appreared in Ilma Magazine

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8D7N Muslim-Friendly Itinerary To Switzerland With Swiss Travel Pass

Cheng Sim  •  Nov 12, 2019

Ask anyone who has travelled to Switzerland, and they’ll sing praises of the scenic train rides that journey through the country. Taking you from the century-old towns to beautiful snowy alps, there’s a great adventure that only an ultimate Swiss getaway can tell! 

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If you’re wondering how to get around Switzerland, we recommend making the most of your trip by getting a Swiss Travel Pass to enjoy unlimited rides and free admission to 500 museums. Let’s start with the basics before your trip!

What is the Swiss Travel Pass? 

Before purchasing the pass, here’s what you need to know: 

1. What are the benefits of a Swiss Travel Pass?

Experience unlimited travel by train, bus and boat including premium panoramic trains (yes, Bernina Express and Luzern-Interlaken Express too!). You’ll also enjoy a 50% discount on mountain excursions and free admission to more than 500 museums when you present your Swiss Travel at the ticketing counter or reserve your tickets online!

P.S. If you’re travelling with your family, children (aged 0-15) can travel for free if at least 1 parent is a Swiss Travel Pass holder! Plus, youth (aged 16-25) get to enjoy 15% too.

2. I’m not sure if I’ll need the pass every day on my trip, which pass should I get?

For consecutive pass, you’re allowed to use it continuously for a certain number of days. Whereas the flexible pass gives you the freedom to use it for a certain number of days any time within a one month period. 

3. How many days do you need?

The validity period for the consecutive pass is 3, 4, 8 and 15 days. Whereas the flexible pass has a validity of 3, 4, 8 and 15 days in a month. 

4. Which class do you prefer?

The first-class trains provide wider seats, more legroom and power outlets compared to second-class trains. It also has other benefits like separate quiet and business compartments. We got the first-class train ticket and the seats were definitely comfortable and spacious! For preferred seats, you can make reservations directly on Klook after purchasing the pass up to 3 months before departure. Check out Klook’s Europe train ticket booking page for timetable and reservations!

5. How to book your Swiss Travel Pass?

Book your Swiss Travel Pass on Klook and get 5% of your purchase back in Klook credits when you buy an e-ticket ! P.S. You can use these credits for your subsequent trips! For this itinerary, we recommend getting the consecutive 8-Day Swiss Travel Pass (First Class) for RM2,726.

6. What’s your preferred method of pass collection?

Klook offers two methods to collect your Swiss Travel Pass. You can print your pass on an A4 paper and bring it onboard or choose the e-ticket option! If you book a physical pass from Klook, you can get a travel gift set with tote bags, neck pillows and more worth up to USD39 (gifts may vary based on availability)!

#HHWT Tip: We did the calculations and found out that you can save at least RM3,600/SGD1,200 / IDR 12,400,000 with the Swiss Travel Pass! With unlimited rides, discounts on mountain excursions and free entry to so many museums, you’re definitely getting great value out of this pass. Check out our savings breakdown here ! 

Do note that all attractions and rides that are covered by the Swiss Travel Pass are marked as 'free' below

Getting there

From Singapore to Zurich 

• Take a 13-hour flight from Changi Airport to Zurich Airport
• Airlines such as SWISS provide direct flights to Singapore. 
• The average flight prices are between SGD780 and SGD945 for a round trip

From Kuala Lumpur to Zurich 

• Take a 15-hour flight from Kuala Lumpur International Airport to Zurich Airport
• Most airlines will make a short transit in Singapore .  For example, you can fly from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore via  Singapore Airlines  before flying with SWISS to Zurich. 
• The average flight prices are between RM2,500 and RM3,000 for a round trip

From Jakarta to Zurich 

• Take a 16-hour flight from Soekarno-Hatta International Airport to Zurich Airport
• Most airlines will make a short transit in Singapore, Dubai or Istanbul before departing to Zurich
• The average flight prices are between IDR10,737,966 and IDR13,422,457 for a round trip

Day 1: Arriving in Zurich / Going to Luzern

• We recently travelled to Switzerland in August, which was summer in Switzerland! It was amazing how the weather and scenery changes when we took the train from Zurich to St Moritz. Regardless of which season you choose to go, we’re excited for you to experience Switzerland for yourself with this itinerary! 
• When you  arrive at Zurich Airport, ma k e your way to the Airport Cente r with  your Swiss Travel Pass, which you would have booked in advance on Klook !
• Take the train from Zurich Airport (Flughafen Zürich) to Luzern station
• Swiss Travel Pass holders : This train ride is free!

• Switzerland’s public transportation is very punctual. We missed our train and waited an hour for the next one. We recommend arriving 10 minutes early before your train departs.

• #HHWT Tip : Download the Swiss Travel Guide app (available on  Android  and  iOS ) to know the next train or bus arrival time and plan your route
• Once you arrive  in Luzern ,  visit  various attractions such as the Chapel Bridge, the Old Town of Luzern and the Lion Monument

Chapel Bridge

• Walk along the 15th century Chapel Bridge that stretches over the River Reuss
• Established in 1333, Luzern’s famous landmark is also one of the oldest covered bridges in the world
• Every season, the bridge is decorated with colourful geranium flowers.  When we visited i n summer, it was red, pink and purple!

• Spot the 17th-century paintings on the roof that tells the old history of Luzern. Originally, there were 110 paintings, but 80 were destroyed in a fire in 1993.

Lion Monument

• Visit the Lion Monument, a rock relief that commemorates the brave Swiss guards who perished during the French Revolution
• Did you know it took 17 months for sculptor Lukas Ahorn to carve it into the cliff?
• The wordings ‘Helvetiorum Fidei ac Virtuti’ means ‘to the loyalty and bravery of the Swiss’
• #HHWT Tip : The  Lion M onument illuminates at night , and it offers a  different view of this famous  rock relief

Lunch at Kanchi Restaurant

• Take a 3-minute walk from the Lion Monument to Kanchi Restaurant for an Indian buffet lunch
• We  chose  from a variety of five dishes and really enjoyed eating the chicken kurma and fried fish!

• Our buffet cost was CHF19.50 (RM83). For ala carte meals, the prices are between CHF9.70 (RM41) to CHF38 (RM162).
• Halal status : While the restaurant uses meat from halal-certified suppliers, do note that alcoholic beverages are served on the premise. We recommend that you dine at your own discretion. 

Sammlung Rosengart

• Surround yourself with impressionism and classic modernism paintings at Sammlung Rosengart Museum.
• Admire beautiful masterpieces from Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Claude Monet and more.
• Swiss Travel Pass holders : Get free admission to Sammlung Rosengart!

Jesuit Church

• After a hearty lunch,  check out the  century-old Jesuit Church that is  decorated  with baroque architecture, paintings and hanging chandeliers.
• This church is still an active place of worship, so we kept our voices down to respect the worshippers who prayed in the church.

• Known as one of the first large baroque churches in Switzerland, it also has an ornately designed organ that was made in 1980.
• Do  tak e  snapshots of the riverside cafes and heritage square too

The Old Town Of Luzern

• Walk around the Old Town of Luzern and spot the many century-old buildings with a uniquely painted façade. The one in the Old Town Square was painted in 1928!

• #HHWT Tip : The water from the water fountain is suitable for drinking!  D o remember to take only straight from the tap as the locals use the pool for bathing their pets

Dinner at TIBITS

• Walk to  Luzern station and  enjoy  dinner at a vegetarian restaurant named TIBITS.
• It was co-founded by the owner behind HILTL, the world’s oldest vegetarian restaurant (we’ll cover more on that later!)

• Choose from over 40 vegetarian and vegan dishes,  and before you pile your plate, do note that your meal is priced by weight. We took 8 dishes and our  dinner added up to CHF13 (RM56)
• Halal status:  While the restaurant serves an all-vegetarian menu, do note that a few dishes are cooked with wine and we encourage you to ask the staff for more detailed information about the dishes served. The restaurant also shared that most of the buffet dishes are vegan and prepared without any cheese. We recommend that you dine at your discretion.

Where  To S tay

Ameron Luzern Hotel Flora

• We stayed a few nights at Ameron Luzern Hotel Flora. It’s only a four minutes’ walk from Luzern train station, so we  were  always on time for our train ride!
• The hotel is a lso  within walking distance from Chapel Bridge and Old Town of Luzern.
• We had the best sleep on their cosy bed after a day of sightseeing in Luzern.
• If you’re an art lover, Sammlung Rosengart is located in front of the hotel and houses a collection of paintings by Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse and Claude Monet.

Day 2: Mount TITLIS

• Take the train from Luzern station to Engelberg station (43 minutes)
• From the Engelberg station, walk 10 minutes to Titlis Cableways.
• Swiss Travel Pass holders : 50% discount for all cable car rides to Mount Titlis. The normal rate is CHF66 (RM284) per person!
• Take the TITLIS Express cable car to the TITLIS Cableways Valley Station. Then, ride the TITLIS Rotair; the world’s first revolving cable car to the TITLIS Mountain Station.
• #HHWT Tip : To get the best mountain view from TITLIS Rotair, be the last to board the cable car so that you can stand close to the window

Mount TITLIS

• Mount TITLIS is the highest peak in Central Switzerland
• In summer, the temperature is about 3 °C  and wearing a sweater and a pair of sneakers is enough for someone who enjoys the cold weather.  It’ll be much colder during winter when temperatures can go as low as -16 °C . Remember to wear a thick jacket and winter boots!

• If you need extra layers, you can rent jackets and boots at the TITLIS Cableways Valley Station or the photo studio on TITLIS Main Building (Level 4)
• The average rental costs are CHF8 (RM34.50) per jacket or pair of boots. A deposit of CHF50 (RM215) is required for these rentals.
• Besides enjoying the view, try other  activities such as Ice Flyer Chairlift, TITLIS Glacier Park, TITLIS Cliff Walk and Glacier Cave!

Ice Flyer Chairlift & TITLIS Glacier Park

• In summer, take the Ice Flyer Chairlift from the TITLIS Summit Station to TITLIS Glacier Park. Don’t forget to catch the sweeping view of the virgin snowfields down below.
• In winter, you can go skiing across the slopes, ride a toboggan through the snow and speed away on an electric snowmobile! 

• At TITLIS Glacier Park, everyone’s favourite summer activity is snow tubing, and it’s free for visitors!
• Pick up a rubber tyre and glide down the powder-soft snow for high-speed excitement!

TITLIS Cliff Walk & Glacier Cave

• After an hour of snow tubing, take the Ice Flyer Chairlift back to TITLIS Summit Station for another adventure!
• Walk over the TITLIS Cliff Walk, the highest elevation suspension bridge in Europe that stands at 3,041 metres above sea level
• #HHWT Tip : Take a snapshot in the middle of the TITLIS Cliff Walk! Follow the instructions at the camera box and collect your picture from the Photo Studio at the TITLIS Main Building (Level 4). The price is CHF18 (RM77.50) per photo. Otherwise, you’re free to snap photos on the bridge too!

• The bridge will lead you to the Glacier Cave, which is a long icy walkway hidden below the glacier
• The icy walkway is slippery, and we recommend wearing shoes  with rubber  soles and treads for better grip.

Lunch at TITLIS Panorama Restaurant

• We had lunch at TITLIS Panorama Restaurant that is known for their delicious meals and a sweeping view of Mount Titlis
• While t he restaurant has a non-halal buffet section,  there are  Special Halal Dishes  on  the menu. Out of the  7  selections, ranging from penne arrabbiata to pizza tandoori, we  chose  the sautéed sirloin of lamb priced at CHF36 (RM153)!

• The price range for Special Halal Dishes menu is between CHF10.80 (RM46) and CHF36 (RM153)
• Halal status : While the restaurant uses meat from halal-certified suppliers for the Special Halal Dishes,  w e checked with the kitchen staff and was informed that non-halal and halal meats are cooked in the same kitchen.  Do note that alcoholic beverages are also served on the premise.  We recommend that you dine at your own discretion.

• Alternatively, you can bring your  own  meal to the picnic room at TITLIS Mountain Station (Level 4).
• #HHWT Tip : There’s a multi-faith prayer room at the TITLIS Mountain Station but do bring your own praying garment.

• Take the Titlis Xpress cable car to Engelberg
• Take the train from Engelberg station to Luzern station (45 mins)
• Swiss Travel Pass holders : Enjoy 50% discount on this cable car ride too!

Enjoy a sunset cruise on Lake Lucerne

• Time for  a sunset cruise on Lake Lucerne!
• Head over to Pier 1 opposite Luzern station where you’ll spot the Paddlesteamer or MS Diamant vessel. Remember to check the departure times on their website and arrive early because the cruise leaves on time!
• Grab a seat on the upper deck to catch the romantic sunset and mountainous landscape of Central Switzerland
• Note:  H alal meals are not available and alcoholic beverages are served on the sunset cruise . Alternatively,  you can purchase soft drinks or juices  on this boat ride!
• Swiss Travel Pass holders : Free admission to the sunset cruise (only at the free-seating benches). However, you need to book a table in advance if you want to enjoy a drink or meal.

Optional: Take a day trip to Jungfraujoch

• Start your day early because it'll be a 2.5-hour train ride from Luzern to Jungfraujoch
• Take the train from Luzern station to Interlaken Ost station (1 hour)
• Hop on the next train from Interlaken Ost station to Lauterbrunnen Bahnhof (20 mins)
• Swiss Travel Pass holders :   G et a 25% discount  for Jungfrau Travel Pass pass ! 

• Take the scenic Wengernalpbahn train from  Lauterbrunnen station to Kleine Scheidegg station (56 mins)
• The pass also includes a cog train ride from Kleine Scheidegg station to Jungfraujoch
• When you arrive, explore the stunning glacier of Jungfraujoch  which is  also a UNESCO World Heritage Site
• You can go skiing at the Snow Fun Park, wander around the Ice Palace and make your way to the Sphinx Observatory to capture the scenic and snowy landscape

Day 3: Luzern to Lugano

• Take the train from Luzern station to Trubschachen station (1 hour 13 mins)
• From Trubschachen station,  take a 2- minute to the Kambly Factory Store
• Swiss Travel Pass holders : These train rides are free!

Kambly Experience

• Kambly is the largest biscuit manufacturer in Switzerland that features a variety of fine, salted and assorted biscuits.
• Their signature Bretzeli biscuit is great for souvenirs, and Kambly still uses the same recipe from the founder’s grandmother since 1906

• Take a bite of this heartwarming Bretzeli to savour the biscuit’s light crunch and nutty flavour! We bought a pack for our train ride back to Luzern. Each small bag is priced at CHF8.90 (RM38).
• The average price for other Kambly biscuits  is between CHF8.90 (RM38)  and  CHF11.30 (RM48) per bag.
• Halal status : While most Kambly biscuits are made with Muslim-friendly ingredients, do note that some biscuits contain alcohol such as Amaretti. Each biscuit packet comes with a list of ingredients written in German, so let Google Translate be your best friend!

Lunch at PURA

• Take the train from Trubschachen station to Luzern station (1 hour 13 mins)
• For lunch, head over to PURA, a vegan restaurant situated at the Old Town of Luzern.
• Serving a weekly lunch menu, try avocado toast, falafel pita or protein bowl for an afternoon treat. The lunch menu is priced at CHF18.50 (RM79) per meal
• Halal status : The restaurant serves an all-vegan menu and only uses plants and non-animal products. Do note that the restaurant serves alcoholic beverages on the premise.

• We’re heading to the city of Lugano! It’s situated in the canton of Ticino where the locals speak Italian, which i s  their official language !
• Take the train from Luzern station to Lugano station (2 hours 8 mins)
• To get to the city centre, take the public bus number 4 from Lugano station (Direction: Lugano, Centro) to Piazza Luini (6 mins)

Piazza Luini

• Situated next to the scenic Lake Lugano, explore the historical Piazza Luini
• Bring your purse to the shopping district of Via Nassa that is packed with boutiques and luxury stores, like Massimo Dutti, Louis Vuitton and  Gübelin, as well as historical buildings!

• Visit the Church of Santa Maria to see an adaptation of The Last Supper painted by the disciple of Leonardo Da Vinci
• #HHWT Tip : Church of Santa Maria is still an active place of worship and photography is not allowed

The Art Museum of Italian Switzerland (Museo d’arte della Svizzera italiana)

• Overlooking the serene Lake Lugano, step into LAC,  which stands for  Lugano Arte e Cultura ,  to visit the Art Museum of Italian Switzerland
• Featuring modern art painting and sculptures, most of these masterpieces are dated between 15th and 20th century including the ones by Pablo Picasso! 

Lake Lugano

• After dinner, stroll around Lake Lugano and watch the sunset dip into the horizon
• #HHWT Tip : In summer, the sun sets around 8.30PM in Lugano, and the city will be alive and bustling if you enjoy an evening stroll

Where to stay

Hotel International au Lac

• We checked into Hotel International au Lac during our trip in Lugano
• This century-old, family-run hotel is within walking distance from Lake Lugano and Via Nassa shopping street
• We got the Panorama room that has a partial view of Lake Lugano from the balcony!

Day 4: Morcote

• Take the boat from Lugano-Giardino terminal to Morcote terminal (1 hour 23 mins)
• It was wonderful to see the locals as excited as we were for the boat ride!
• Swiss Travel Pass holders : This boat ride is free!

• Be prepared to be swept away by th is beautiful  scenic village that overlooks Lake Lugano!
• E xplore the pastel-coloured village, Italian-style streets and admire the sweeping mountain  views.

Swissminiatur

• Take the bus from Piazza Grande stop to Melide station (7 mins)
• Swiss Travel Pass holders : This bus ride is free!
• From Melide station, walk for 3 minutes to Swissminiatur, a park that is  filled  with miniature replicas of Switzerland’s famous landmarks
• Swiss Travel Pass holders : G et a 50% discount on admission fees

• Discover famous miniature attractions such as the Heidi Village, Berne Cathedral, Chapel Bridge and more
• We had the chance to meet Mr Renato Bernasconi, who has been working at Swissminiatur for 40 years. His favourite miniature is The Parliament Building, which he helped to build in 1980. Today, he is working on illuminating the miniature using solar panels.

Lunch at Swissminiatur

• Take a break and savour a hearty lunch at Swissminiatur’s restaurant
• The restaurant provides Muslim-friendly set meals, which you can  reserve  three days before your visit. We enjoyed the chicken curry and rice prepared just for us!
• Halal status : While the restaurant uses  meat  from halal-certified suppliers, do note that alcoholic beverages are served on the premise. To book your Muslim-friendly meal, we recommend emailing them three days in advance.

FoxTown Factory Stores

• Take the train from Melide station to Mendrisio S. Martino station (10 mins). Then, walk for 7 minutes to FoxTown Factory Stores
• Packed with 160 stores, shop for branded clothes, sportswear, household goods and accessories.

• Swiss Travel Pass holders : H ead over to the info counter to get the Green Pass, which entitles you to  a  10% discount on selected stores such as Coach, Nike and Michael Kors!

Dinner at R istorante  Beirut

• From Piazza Luini bus stop, walk for 16 minutes to Restaurant Beirut.
• Specialising in Lebanese cuisine, savour everything from shish kafta (minced meat skewers with spices) to quraides (grilled shrimp with garlic, parsley and spices).
• The price range from CHF10 (RM43) to CHF35 (RM149) per meal
• Halal status : While the restaurant uses meat from halal-certified supplier, do note that alcoholic beverages are served on the premise.

Day 5: St. Moritz

• Take the Bernina Express bus from Lugano station to  Tirano  station (3 hours)
• Switch to the Bernina Express train from  Tirano  station to St Moritz station (2 hours 2 mins)
• Surrounded by lush nature and scenic mountains, it was amazing to see other passengers taking pictures and admiring the scenery from the large window panels. 
• Never take a nap on your Bernina Express ride because you’ll miss out one of the most scenic train rides ever!
• Swiss Travel Pass holders : The Bernina Express bus and train rides are free!

• Known as a famous Alpine resort, wander around the charming town of St Moritz that is dotted with heritage buildings, luxury boutiques and Swiss flags.
• #HHWT Tip : For the best vantage point of Lake St Moritz, head over to a parking garage called Parkhaus Serletta. If you’re walking from the town area, take the escalator from Parkhaus Serletta to the top for the best view of the lake!

• If you’re travelling by train, this vantage point is located opposite St Moritz train station. You won’t miss it because it’s widely frequented by tourists too. Th is  also means you have to wait for your turn to replicate our snapshot above.
• From the vantage point, walk down to get a close-up snapshot of Lake St Moritz!
• While Lake St Moritz is a popular winter venue for polo matches, it remains a serene and beautiful sightseeing spot in summer.

• If you walk further towards Hotel Waldhaus am See, you’ll find a wooden beach that’ll make a great Instagram-worthy spot. There weren’t many tourists around when we visit ed , so you can have more time capturing the perfect snapshot

Evening stroll around St Moritz

• After sundown, take an evening stroll around the town of St Moritz, famous for  its glamorous  alpine resort town
• Housed in a century-old building, we loved seeing a different side of Badrutt’s Palace, a luxury shopping spot filled with stores like Cartier, Gucci, Harry Winston and more.

• As we explored deeper into the town, we stumbled upon Conditorei Hanselmann, a traditional bakery that is famous for their Engadine nut cakes.
• Sadly, most shops at St Moritz close as early as 7pm. Hence, we only get to admire the red floral façade after closing time.

Where To Stay

Hotel Hauser St Moritz

• We spent the night at Hotel Hauser St Moritz
• It’s a 10-minute walk from St Moritz train station. If you bring a heavy suitcase, you can arrange for a hotel pick-up in advance
• Each furniture is designed with larch or mountain pine wood that is harvested before the new moon, and it is said to promote better sleep too!

Day 6: Zurich

• Take the train from St. Moritz station to Landquart station (2 hours 11 mins)
• Switch to another train from Landquart station to Zurich Hauptbahnhof (HB) station (1 hour 16 mins)

Lunch at HILTL

• Recognised by the Guinness World of Records, satiate your hunger at HILTL, the world’s oldest vegetarian restaurant!
• Serving delicious vegetarian cuisine since 1898, scoop up servings of Tortelli Funghi, Jaffna vegetables, vegetarian spring rolls, ratatouille and more from their daily servings .

• The meals are priced based on weight, starting from CHF4.50 (RM19) per 100g, when you dine at the restaurant.
• They also offer takeaways starting from CHF4 (RM17) per 100g. If you take away your meals using their own Hiltl Bento Bowl, it starts from CHF3.50 (RM15) per 100g.
• For a la carte menu, the price range between CHF11.50 (RM49) and CHF32.50 (RM139)
• Halal status : While the restaurant serves an all-vegetarian cuisine, do note that some dishes or sauces are prepared with alcohol and it'll be clearly marked on the display. We encourage you to ask the staff who can provide more detailed information for every dish. The restaurant also serves alcoholic beverages on the premise and we recommend that you dine at your discretion.

The Old Town of Zurich

• T ake snapshots of the Old Town of Zurich. Wander around and  admire  heritage buildings, town squares and scenic river.
• Swiss Travel Pass hol ders : Enjoy the  tram and bus rides for free!
• One of our favourite things about Zurich is crossing the Limmat River.
• This scenic river runs from Lake Zurich, which is situated in the southern side of Zurich city
• #HHWT Tip : For the best view of Old Town of Zurich and Limmat River, head over to Lindenhof Square. If you’re lucky, you can capture a few boats cutting through the river too

• We explored Munsterhof Square, the largest town square in the Old Town of Zurich
• Relax  on one of the  many  chairs available in the square while  admiring the  medieval buildings and guild houses surrounding you.
• Check out the architecture of Fraumunster church and Zunfthaus zur Meisen art museum if you have the time.

Take the Polybahn ride

• Ride Zurich’s unique mountain cable car ride called Polybahn ride
• Swiss Travel Pass hol ders : Get free admission to this cable car ride!

• The 5-minute funicular ride will take you to the top of the hill, where the University of Zurich is located, for a beautiful landscape of Central Zurich. 

Where  To Stay

25hours Hotel Langstrasse

• We spent our last night in Switzerland at the 25hours Hotel Langstrasse
• Stylishly designed with pretty murals and decorative items, it has the cosiest bed complete with desk space and separate bathroom
• If you’re travelling with someone, do note that it has a transparent shower room but with curtains for complete privacy

Day 7: Zurich

Lake Zurich

• For a final glimpse of the city, take a relaxing boat ride around the scenic Lake Zurich
• Swiss Travel Pass  holders : Enjoy  the free boat cruise from Burkliplatz Zurich and back (1.5 hours)
• From the boat, spot the Lindt & Sprungli chocolate factory, local vineyards and beautifully-designed houses.

• If you want to have the whole boat to yourself, take the first boat at 9.15AM where the crowd is much lesser.

FIFA World Football Museum

• Perfect for football fans, make a trip to the FIFA World Football Museum that covers everything from famous memorabilia to achievements in football history.
• Spot your country’s national team jersey at The Rainbow.
• Get up close to the original FIFA World Cup and Female World Cup Trophies after looking through exclusive FIFA memorabilia throughout history.

• Round up your visit with football-themed games that is located on the top floor.
• Swiss Travel Pass holders : Free admission to the FIFA World Football Museum

Lunch at Le Cedre Bellevue

• Enjoy a scrumptious Lebanese lunch at Le Cedre Bellevue.
• We had Arayess Sojok that consists of spicy beef and lamb served with tomatoes and Lebanese bread. Don’t forget to try their Lebanese coffee!  Our  meal  cost  CHF20.50 (RM87)
• Halal status : While the restaurant uses meat from halal-certified suppliers, do note that alcoholic beverages are served on the premise.

Rhine Falls

• Take the train from Zurich Main Station to Schaffhausen station (38 mins)
• Take another train from Schaffhausen station to Schloss Laufen, Rheinfall station (25 mins)
• Swiss Travel Pass holders : Enjoy the free train rides!

• Make your way to Rhine Falls, one of the biggest waterfalls in Europe, that’s located right next to the train station
• It’s interesting to  learn  that Rhine Falls was first formed during the Ice Age,  and that means the waterfall is about 15,000 years old! ?
• #HHWT Tip : Stand on the left side of the riverbank to see Laufen Castle and the right side for Worth Castle

Swiss National Museum

• Take the train from Schloss Laufen, Rheinfall station to Schaffhausen station (25 mins)
• Hop on the next train from Schaffhausen station to Zurich Main Station (38 mins)
• Walk for 1 minute from Zurich Main Station to Swiss National Museum

• Discover many unique collections and artefacts including century-old bell cup, glass paintings, sculptures and armours.
• Swiss Travel Pass holders : Get free admission to the Swiss National Museum

Day 8:  Time to go home 

Shop for souvenir snacks

• If you have time to shop for souvenirs, buy some Kambly biscuits , local breads,  and Swiss chocolates from COOP and Migros supermarkets.

Zurich Airport

• Take the train from Zurich HB station to Zurich Airport (5 mins)
• Swiss Travel Pass holders : The train ride to the airport is free!
• If you’re flying home on SWISS, we recommend that you arrive early as it’s a long walk from Zurich Airport Station to the check-in counter. 

#HHWT Tip : Don't forget to  book your Swiss Travel Pass in advance on Klook !

Switzerland offers many chances to experience the great outdoors! The best part is,  you can get to various spots easily by train . Whether you want to feel on top of the world at Mount TITLIS or explor e  the heritage buildings in Luzern, put your Swiss Travel Pass in your pocket and let it take you  through  a journey of a lifetime !

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While on your Solo Trip to Switzerland, don’t forget to stop over at Geneva!

Home of the United Nations, Swiss-made Watches, Winter Sports, Fondues, and breathtaking lake and mountain views… Geneva is a haven for Muslimah Solo Travelers while in Switzerland!

Without further ado, here are some Muslim-friendly Things To Do Alone in Geneva, including Halal Food, Where To Pray, Where to Stay, and so much more!

Before you go to Geneva, Switzerland..

Boat cruise on lake geneva.

You can’t explore Geneva without spending time at its infamous Lake!

One of the best Lake Geneva things to do, besides chilling by the lake and admiring the swans, is to go on the boat cruise!

From this boat cruise, you’ll get to:

• Immerse in the ethereal views of Geneva and Mont-Blanc mountain,
• Take in the fresh lake air and peer into manicured gardens by the lake’s shores
• Learn more about the city’s famous buildings like the UN, history, and much more!

Tour the Palais des Nations of the United Nations

If you’re interested in international peace, social progress, and better living standards, make your way to the United Nations!

Visiting the European headquarters of the UN is a must on your Things To Do Alone in Geneva because there are only a few United Nations HQs in the world!

Come early in the morning so you can take a photo of this place without so many visitors! Be sure to take a picture with Broken Chair, the symbol of Geneva’s dedication to peace and freedom.

MST Tip:   Book three months in advance  and bring your passports if you want to go on a guided tour here.

• Address:  Palais des Nations, 1211 Genève, Switzerland ( directions )
• Opening hours:  10:00 am – 12:00 pm; 2:00 – 4:00 pm (Mon-Fri)

Visit the Flower Clock & Garden (Jardin Anglais)

Known for precision, you’ll be able to see clocks everywhere in Geneva! But if there’s one spot that pays tribute to Geneva’s history in watchmaking, it is the Flower Clock!

Known as L’horloge fleurie in French and created in 1955 , the city’s iconic attraction blooms with various kinds of flowers at different times of the year!

You can chill here, take a pleasant stroll, go on the Ferris wheel, and much more. In summer, it can get pretty crowded.

Of course, just a walk away from this garden, you’ll see high-end watch shops like Rolex, Tissot, and whatnot.

MST Tip:  Did you know you can buy typically Geneve-made souvenirs here? Stuff like postcards and keychains are available.

• Address:  Quai du Général-Guisan 28, 1204 Genève, Switzerland ( directions )
• Opening hours:  24 hours daily

Go on a Chocolate Hunt!

Besides hunting for Swiss Army Knives, your time in Geneva is incomplete without hunting for some chocolates!

This can mean trying out chocolate fondue, indulging in a chocolate cauldron filled with marzipan, or bringing home some chocolate from confectionaries!

When you walk around Geneva, you’ll see chocolatiers displaying the old-fashioned chocolate cauldrons (called ‘marmite’) on days leading up to the  l’Escalade Chocolate Pot festival .

Where to indulge in chocolate in Geneva:

• Arn : One of the city’s oldest manufacturers (at Place du Bourg-de-Four in Old Town)
• Du Rhône : Top-of-the-range Swiss chocolates that have been around since 1875
• Sweetzerland : Geneva-based company that excels in Grand Cru cocoa and local raw materials sourced ethically.

Shop for Geneve-made watches at Rue du Rhône

Of course, what’s more memorable than immortalizing your solo trip to Geneva if not by gifting yourself some watching sold in the  motherland of watches.

You can find either high-end watch brands like Omega and Rolex, or affordable ones like Swatch at the shops around Rue du Rhone!

Besides watches, the window displays here are full of jewelry, chocolate and so much more that will certainly tempt you!

• Address:  Rue du Rhône ( directions )

MST Tip:  Get yourself a pocket map in Geneva! Some of them have directories for different brand watches and where you can find them!

Go on a guided tour at Patek Phillippe Museum

Want to deepen your appreciation for all things precision and high-end watches?

Then plan your visit to Patek Phillippe Museum!

As one of the Muslim-friendly things to do alone in Geneva, the museum has a couple of immersive programs that lets you discover and learn more about the ancestral expertise in watchmaking.

You can even see all kinds of antique watches you won’t see in the market today!

• Address:  Rue des Vieux-Grenadiers 7, 1205 Genève, Switzerland
• Opening hours:  2:00 – 6:00 pm (Tue – Fri); 10:00 am – 6:00 pm (Sat)
• Information on Public Guided Tours

Take a “Geneva shot” at Pont et Tour de l’Ile

Another city icon is this towering clock located near Bel-Air, a little island on the Rhone.

Besides just how iconic this tower is, this used to be the  checkpoint  that links northern and southern Europe, because of the bridge spanning the two river banks!

The tower’s also a great place to catch a break while you’re busy exploring the best of Geneva solo!

MST Tip:  Do be careful of the tramways around when you’re taking a photo here!

• Address:  Rue de la Tour-de-l’Ile 1, 1204 Genève, Switzerland ( directions )

Chill and enjoy the Pier scenery at Phare des Pâquis

You’ll find so many Geneva things to see at the pier of Phare des Paquis. This lighthouse on the pier will give you a different view of Geneva’s natural spots.

With the swans, fountains, and Mont Blanc on the other background — be prepared to be taken away by its beauty and tranquility!

During summer, you may find exhibitions here. The nearby Bains (Bath) turns into an outdoor public bath, and sometimes, there’s a lively  cultural performance  here!

• Address:  1201 Geneva, Switzerland ( directions )

See the meeting of two rivers at Pointe de la Jonction

While this is a bit further away from the city center, we feel it’s a must-visit on your Muslim-friendly Things To Do Alone in Geneva.

Switzerland’s known for its clean, bluish-turquoise watercolor, which you can see at Geneva Lake.

But the water here is unlike anything you’ve seen!

This is the meeting point of two major rivers, Rohné and Arvé, which cross each other at Jonction point, but it’s never mixed!

MST Tip:  How about some time kayaking here?

• Address:  Sent. des Saules 3, 1205 Genève, Switzerland
• Nearby Halal food:  Lahore Food ( directions ) & El Baraka ( directions ). You’ll find lots of Halal food around El Baraka.

Shop at Plaine de Plainpalais

Since Geneva is known for precision, luxury, and high-end goods, you may wonder, “where can I find flea markets here?”

The answer’s at Plaine de Plainpalais.

This flea market sells all kinds of stuff, knick-knacks from all around the world.

• Market is 8:00 am – 5:00 pm on Wednesday, and Saturday
• Address:  Bd Georges-Favon 46, 1204 Genève, Switzerland ( directions )

Worship at Geneva Mosque

Geneva has a couple of mosques that you should visit.

But if you can, you should visit the largest mosque within the neighborhood of Le Petit-Saconnex.

This mosque is also known as the Geneva Islamic Cultural Foundation.

• Address:  Chem. Colladon 34, 1209 Genève, Switzerland ( directions )
• Opening hours:  Open during prayer times, so come early if you want to pray here!

Take in the view of Geneva Water Fountain (Jet D’Eau)

Basically, anywhere you go in Geneva, you’ll be able to see a water fountain from 260 degrees with a view of Mont Blanc and the iconic Swiss skyline in the background.

Known as one of the tallest fountains in the world, the fountain is  iconic to this Swiss city skyline.

Some spots that you can see this clearly are from:

• Bel Air Bridge (a stroll here is fantastic!)
• Jardin Anglais (Garden where Flower Clock is at)
• Quay du Mont Blanc (this one gives you a view of Mont Blanc in the background!)

Fountain Timings: 10:00 am – 4:00 pm daily

See people play Chess at Parc des Bastions

Ever seen those videos where people are playing on large chess boards?

You’ll find them here at Parc des Bastions!

This is a large green park near the Old Town in Geneva. You can even join the chess players who are already there, or stroll all the way to the Reformation Wall!

In wintertime, this park looks even more magical!

• Address:  Les Bastions, 1204 Genève, Switzerland ( directions )

Explore Historic Geneva at Old Town Geneva

What should a Muslimah Solo Traveler see in Geneva in One Day? Exploring Old Town, of course!

This is the essence of true Geneva. Some stops you must make around Old Town:

• L’Ancien Arsenal: Open-air museum with vintage cannon and battle-themed mosaic
• Tavel House (Maison Tavel): Classic Medieval Swiss house that shares the history of Geneva

Winter Sports at Chamonix, Mont Blanc

One of the best things to do in Geneva in Wintertime is none other than dabbling in sports like skiing or going on sleigh rides at Chamonix Mont Blanc!

Chamonix is an alpine village located at the base of Mont Blanc (the highest summit of the Alps) and is famous for skiing all year round that is renowned as the mountaineering capital of the world!

Of course, the view of Mont Blanc from here is splendid!

If your main mission is to test your skiing skills, then Chamonix Full-Day Ski Trip would be a great solo activity that will give you the following:

Sit at the longest bench in switzerland at promenade de la treille.

Besides the view of the fountain, check out the view of the parc underneath at this elevated promenade nearby Old town!

As the seasons change, you’ll see the leaves turn their color, making it a gorgeous place to chill and have your quick meal in Geneva.

This is also a very popular place to sit during sunset.

• Address:  Rpe de la Treille, 1204 Genève, Switzerland ( directions )

Eat Halal Food at Paquis area!

Before you figure out How to Spend A Day in Geneva, make sure your tummy is full of some delicious Halal food!

You can find lots of Halal establishments in Geneva, considering how multicultural the city is.

Most of the Halal shops in Geneva are located around Rue de Lausanne, Rue de Berne, and Rue du Prieuré in Paquis area.

Some Halal shops that you can consider are:

• Ali Haydar: Turkish food like Kebab and Shawarma ( directions )
• Parfums de Beyrouth: Lebanese cuisine ( directions )
• Bombay Restaurant Indien: Indian food ( directions )

Where to Stay in Geneva as a Muslimah Solo Traveler?

Switzerland is notorious for being known as an expensive destination. But that doesn’t mean there are no affordable places to stay around.

• ($) Association Genevoise Des Auberges de Jeunesse
• ($$) Bernina Hotel, Hôtel International & Terminus Genève
• ($$$) Warwick Hotel, Four Seasons or Fairmont Grand Hotel Geneva
• Near Geneva Airport: Holiday Inn Express Hotel

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Tips for Muslimah Solo Travelers visiting Geneva, Switzerland:

Geneva is a harmonious and international place, considering that it is the home to the United Nations in Europe.

You won’t find it hard to walk around and explore comfortably as a Hijabi Muslimah. There’s plenty of Hijabis here too.

However, like any places, do exercise caution in dark alleys and most particularly, avoid Rue de Berne at late night as it turns into a Red Light District. But in the early evening, in sha Allah the area should be okay.

And when it comes to budget, Switzerland is known to be a premium destination in Europe so even the littlest thing like a meal can have a premium price here. So just be ready to accomodate to this.

How Many Days Is Enough in Geneva?

Ideally, you have to spend at least two days in Geneva to experience what it offers on your solo trip to Switzerland.

But you can do a One Day in Geneva Solo Trip, if you’re pressed for time, or maybe you’re staying in nearby Swiss Cities like Zurich, or you’re from France’s Lyon.

Day Trip Beyond Geneva

If you want to make day trips beyond Geneva, France’s Annecy should be great to explore on a day trip.

Nicknamed Venice of the Alps, this picturesque town is surrounded by Chamonix Mont Blanc Valley and gorgeous snow-capped peaks!

Other than France, you can take the train to Spain, or up north to Germany.

Is there Luggage Storage in Geneva?

If you’re coming to Geneva on a solo one-day trip, you can store your luggage at Geneva station (Gare de Genève)

The price varies according to hours of storage and the size of locker you’re choosing.

Where can I get more information on tourism in Geneva?

Visit the Geneva Tourist Information Office (Genève Tourisme & Congrès) at Quai du Mont-Blanc. Click  here  for opening hours and exact directions.

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Wrap-up – muslim -friendly things to do alone in geneva, switzerland.

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Beyond Geneva, Zurich, or Lyon are great Solo Travel Destinations in Europe that you should check out!

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Our guide features 25 can’t-miss halal restaurants in Switzerland for your next adventure. Explore the best of Switzerland with our list of top-rated halal restaurants. For thrill-seekers, we’ve compiled 25 exciting halal restaurants. Journey through Switzerland and discover 25 fascinating halal restaurants with unique stories.

Information about Switzerland

Switzerland is located in Western Europe, shares its northern border with Germany, is bordered on the west by France, on the south by Italy, and on the east by Austria. It is one of the most famous tourist destinations in the world due to its dazzling nature, as the lakes of this country are distinguished by their emerald blue waters. Switzerland also has about 100 tall mountains and more than 1,800 glaciers, and the famous Alpine chain passes through the country. In addition to the natural diversity, Switzerland is also rich architecturally and historically, as there are many amazing monuments, including castles such as Chillon Castle, palaces, bridges, and many others, and there are many museums that explain the history of the country in detail. Switzerland is distinguished by its linguistic diversity, as there are four official languages in it: French, German, Italian and Romansh. It is one of the richest countries in the world, and is world famous for its luxury watches and chocolate industry. Switzerland consists of 26 cities and regions, and the capital is beautiful Bern.

A list of the best Halal restaurants in Switzerland

Looking for the best halal restaurants spots in Switzerland? Our curated list features the most exceptional destinations, meticulously selected by our team, and based on the experiences of fellow travelers. Start planning your next adventure with us.

1- Kashmiri Chase Billis

Kashmiri Chase Billis – Kashmiri Chase Bellis Restaurant provides many dishes and dishes with spicy and strong flavors from the Indian cuisine; The menu contains many famous dishes such as tandoori chicken curry, biryani, samosa, and many others. The restaurant is distinguished from the inside by its traditional design. When you visit it, you will feel that you are in India, so do not miss visiting it to try the distinctive Indian food.

Place address: Avenue des Alpes 8, 1820 Montreux, Switzerland

Click here to go to the coordinates of the place on Google Map

2- Man’Ouchy

Man’Ouchy – This distinctive restaurant in the town of Lucerne serves the most delicious oriental dishes from the Levantine cuisine, and among the dishes it offers there are appetizers such as muttabal, hummus and falafel, and main dishes such as kebabs, shish tawook and shawarma, and salads such as tabbouleh, fattoush and many others. The chef in the restaurant prepares the dishes strictly following traditional methods, so do not miss the opportunity to visit him if you want to eat halal oriental dishes.

Place address: Rue Dr César-Roux 9, 1005 Lausanne, Switzerland

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3- Bawwabat Dimachq

Bawwabat Dimachq – wonderful restaurant in Interlaken that serves delicious dishes from the Arabic and Turkish cuisines, and it is characterized by the fact that all the dishes it provides on the menu are halal, and it provides many vegetarian dishes, and it is also characterized by its fast and wonderful service. It is a comfortable place for family and friends to meet. Among the dishes it serves there are Caesar salad, shish tawook, hummus, falafel and kofta, kebabs and shawarma, desserts such as Em Ali, and baklava. In this restaurant, you can smoke hookah with many wonderful flavors. If you are a fan of traditional oriental dishes, do not miss the opportunity to visit this unique restaurant!

Place address: مطعم بوابة دمشق, Centralstrasse 42, 3800 Interlaken, Switzerland

4- Libanes Take-Away

Libanes Take-Away – This restaurant is one of the favorite restaurants for tourists in the city, because it is located in a central place, which makes it easy to reach by public transportation, and because there are outdoor seats where customers can enjoy the open air while eating their dishes, and because the dishes are delicious and prepared using the best ingredients. The restaurant offers a variety of oriental dishes on the menu, including delicious shawarma and many types of grills.

Place address: Schaffhauserstrasse 74, 8057 Zürich, Switzerland

5- Züri Bistro

Züri Bistro – Zuri Bistro Restaurant provides several types of sandwiches, fast food, and halal, and shawarma meals are the most popular with them due to their quality, great taste, and good price. Several types of appetizers, salads, and side dishes are also provided.

Place address: Shopville-Railcity, 8001 Zürich, Switzerland

6- Toutoune

Toutoune – restaurant and café in the heart of the old city in Andermatt, and the restaurant has decorations that contrast with the surrounding historical environment, as it is a restaurant with very modern decorations, and visitors will find modern furniture, beautiful abstract paintings, and more. The restaurant offers dishes from several international cuisines, including oriental and Italian cuisine. Among the dishes it serves there are hummus, parsley, grilled shrimp skewer, pasta and many more.

Place address: Gotthardstrasse 91, 6490 Andermatt, Switzerland

7- Kurt&kurt

Kurt&kurt – restaurant that serves dishes that mix different international cuisines, so you can find oriental, European, American, and many other ingredients. The restaurant is distinguished by its comfortable environment suitable for meeting friends and loved ones, its delicious dishes prepared from fresh and high-quality ingredients, its wonderful service, and the provision of a menu that includes many delicious vegetarian and halal options. Among the dishes it offers, you will find hummus with onions, shakshuka, caesar salad, steak, grilled chicken, and many more.

Place address: Kurt&Kurt, Aarbergergasse 28, 3011 Bern, Switzerland

Tibits – The dining room of Tibbets Restaurant is decorated with wallpaper full of bright flowers, and enjoys a cozy atmosphere, elegant modern decorations and dim lighting, which makes it a popular place for many customers, both local and foreign. This restaurant is characterized by its keenness to satisfy all potential customers, as its dishes are prepared using fresh natural ingredients that preserve the quality and flavor of the food; The options on its menu vary between focaccia bread, sweet pies, croissants, pasta, tomato soup, roasted cauliflower, fried rice and other delicious and halal items.

Place address: Zentralstrasse 1 Im Bahnhof, 1. Stock, 6003 Luzern, Switzerland

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9- Chesa Veglia

Chesa Veglia – This restaurant offers various European grill dishes on the menu, and gives its customers the opportunity to choose the additions and sauces they want to each dish, and among the dishes they serve there are grilled meat ribs, grilled tilapia, burgers and many others. The restaurant also offers its customers many vegetarian options on the menu, as well as some halal options for its Muslim customers.

Place address: Via Veglia 2, 7500 St. Moritz, Switzerland

10- Curry Queen

Curry Queen – wonderful restaurant in Zurich that serves delicious dishes from the Indian cuisine. The restaurant does not serve traditional Indian dishes, but rather adds new ingredients and elements so that restaurant goers can enjoy unique and delicious flavors. The restaurant serves all dishes in a very beautiful modern way. He makes sure to prepare dishes with care and from fresh and high-quality ingredients. The restaurant environment is comfortable and suitable for gatherings of families and friends. Among the dishes it serves are curry with meat and chicken, naaz bread with meat, corn salad, and many seafood such as calamari, grilled fish, shrimp curry, and many more.

Place address: Badenerstrasse 663, 8048 Zürich, Switzerland

11- Ristorante vegetariano Govinda

Ristorante vegetariano Govinda – restaurant with amazing decorations that simulate the details of India, where visitors will find in the place traditional Indian furniture that was imported directly from India, very beautiful paintings with drawings of the Taj Mahal, and many wonderful arches in the walls. It is the most famous Indian restaurant in Locarno because its dishes are delicious and rich in flavor, and its service is fast and provided by professional staff. Among the dishes it serves there are tandoori, delicious curries, tikka masala and others. It is one of the few restaurants in the city that serves vegetarian and halal dishes.

Place address: Via della Motta 10, 6600 Locarno, Switzerland

12- Parfums de Beyrouth

Parfums de Beyrouth – Beirut Aromas is a wonderful Lebanese restaurant in Geneva. It is easy to reach this restaurant as it is located near the Geneva train station, and it is characterized by its simple décor that brings comfort to customers, as well as the fast service provided by friendly staff, and the restaurant provides a long menu with all options in which it is halal. The restaurant prepares many wonderful dishes such as meat and chicken shawarma, kebabs and hummus, falafel, and many delicious grill dishes. And you can order Arabic pita bread with all the dishes offered by the restaurant.

Place address: Parfums de Beyrouth, Rue de Berne 18, 1201 Genève, Switzerland

13- Berlin Kebab Grill House

Berlin Kebab Grill House – fast food restaurant located near the picturesque Swiss Alps. It is a restaurant that serves delicious Turkish oriental food, at low prices that suit everyone. It is characterized by great service, and a long menu with many delicious options. Among the dishes offered there are burgers of all kinds, sandwiches with different fillings, kebabs, chicken breasts, chicken thighs, tacos, pizza, pancakes, and many desserts such as kunafa and Turkish baklava. If you are hungry and want a satisfying meal at a low price, head to this wonderful restaurant!

Place address: Berlin Kebab Grill House, Via S. Gottardo 3, 6593 Cadenazzo, Switzerland

Aladin – Aladdin Restaurant combines many cuisines that are famous for their distinctive flavors, such as Lebanese, Moroccan and Mediterranean cuisine; You can imagine the taste of food in this restaurant! The menu includes hummus, falafel, tabbouleh, baba ghanoush and many other delicious dishes. The restaurant is distinguished by its ancient design, as you will feel that you are in an ancient era from the era of the Sultans.

Place address: Rue du Lac 8, 1800 Vevey, Switzerland

15- Rang Mahal

Rang Mahal – wonderful Asian restaurant in the heart of the city of Interlaken. This restaurant is distinguished from other Asian restaurants in the city by the fact that the meals it serves are traditional, and that they are not limited to one type, as the restaurant offers many delicious dishes from different cuisines around the world, including Indian cuisine and oriental Arabic cuisine. Some delicious vegetarian dishes. It is keen to prepare its dishes from fresh and high-quality products, and provides its customers with a very comfortable environment despite the small size of the restaurant. Among the dishes served are grilled fish, biryani, fruit salad, tandoori, rice with vegetables, and many more.

Place address: Jungfraustrasse 46, 3800 Interlaken, Switzerland

Darbar – wonderful restaurant in Zurich that serves halal dishes that mix the ingredients of Indian, Chinese, Italian and many vegetarian dishes. The restaurant is characterized by its beautiful environment, which makes it a suitable place for gatherings of friends and families, as well as its fast service. The restaurant is keen to prepare dishes with extreme accuracy and from fresh and high-quality ingredients, and offers them to customers at medium prices that suit everyone. Among these dishes there is a delicious curry noodle dish, noodles with hot Indian sauce, delicious kebabs, and many others.

Place address: Zollikerstrasse 1, 8008 Zürich, Switzerland

17- Palais Oriental

Palais Oriental – Palais Oriental Restaurant is located near the shores of the beautiful Lake Geneva, and it has a distinctive architectural design, wonderful Moroccan-style interiors and a warm intimate atmosphere. It is the ideal destination for everyone who wants to eat and try Iranian, Lebanese, Moroccan dishes and oriental sweets in the heart of Switzerland, as it offers a menu that contains a group of Dishes prepared with great precision and care according to traditional recipes that have been passed down through generations, including couscous with lamb, saffron rice, chicken curry, biryani, kebabs, grilled ribs, baklava and more.

Place address: Quai Ernest-Ansermet 6, 1820 Montreux, Switzerland

18- Thali Indian Restaurant

Thali Indian Restaurant – The menu of Thali Indian Restaurant includes a variety of Asian dishes and Indian specialties with strong and irresistible flavors, including buttered naan bread, samosas, curry, tandoori of all kinds, shish kebab, Thai-style shrimp, masala, Kerala fish with rice, biryani and other items served in a comfortable environment and with Fast service and competitive prices suitable for all.

Place address: Schaffhauserstrasse 32, 8006 Zürich, Switzerland

19- Ali Baba Barbaros KOCAHAL

Ali Baba Barbaros KOCAHAL – Ali Baba Barbaros Kojahal Restaurant is located in the Gruyère region in Switzerland. This restaurant combines many cuisines, including Oriental, American and Mediterranean; It serves meat and chicken shawarma, kebabs, delicious sandwiches and many other meals. This restaurant is a modest and simple place, but its meals are delicious and good, so do not miss visiting it to enjoy a great taste.

Place address: Grand-Rue 40, 1630 Bulle, Switzerland

20- Le Diwane

Le Diwane – wonderful restaurant that is one of the most famous restaurants in the city, because its environment is comfortable and beautiful, its decorations are simple, and its dishes are delicious. On the menu, the place provides a variety of options from different European and oriental cuisines, as well as many vegetarian dishes. Among these dishes there are kebabs, shish tawook, couscous, samosa, varicose veins, hummus, various Moroccan tagines, and many others.

Place address: Rue de Zurich 6, 1201 Genève, Switzerland

21- Restaurant Royal Oriental

Restaurant Royal Oriental – restaurant that offers a variety of Iranian and Lebanese meals, and it is characterized by its excellent service, good prices, and the availability of free parking for the restaurant’s customers. Main dishes such as shrimp soup, wonderful grills such as kebabs, and many side dishes such as muttabal, Lebanese kibbeh, eggplant salad, chicken biryani with rice, shrimp biryani, dawali, and many more.

Place address: Restaurant Royal Oriental, Avenue Louis-Casaï 60, 1216 Cointrin, Switzerland

Yalda – Yalda Restaurant is located near Lake Zurich, and provides a menu full of meals rich in delicious flavors and spices. It specializes in oriental and Mediterranean food in particular, and if you are a fan of oriental sweets and baklava, you must visit it.

Place address: Gustav-Gull-Platz 2, 8004 Zürich, Switzerland

23- Spice India

Spice India – wonderful restaurant in Interlaken that specializes in Middle Eastern and Asian dishes, and is characterized by the fact that it provides a long menu, in which all options are halal. Some of the options are suitable for the restaurant’s vegetarian customers. The restaurant has an outdoor gear where you can enjoy the beautiful Interlaken nights and eat delicious dishes at the same time. The restaurant is keen to prepare its dishes from fresh and high-quality ingredients. Among the Asian dishes that he serves there are chapati wheat, and roti romali. As for oriental dishes, he prepares shawarma, falafel, hummus, and others. The restaurant also provides many options for desserts and drinks.

Place address: Spice India, Postgasse 6, 3800 Interlaken, Switzerland

24- Napoli pizza

Napoli pizza – Napoli Pizza is one of the Arab restaurants that serve halal dishes for Muslims who visit the city of Interlaken, and it is easy to reach by public transportation, as it is located near the city center. This restaurant provides on the menu many dishes from the Italian cuisine, as well as some dishes from the Arab and Turkish cuisine. The restaurant mixes Italian and oriental dishes in its dishes to create unique and distinctive flavors for the customers of the place. Among the dishes he serves there are pizza of various kinds, dawali, shawarma, tabbouleh, upside down, kebabs, and others. This restaurant is famous among locals and tourists alike because of the delicious dishes it offers, and because of its low prices compared to the high Swiss prices.

Place address: Napoli, Bahnhofstrasse 22, 3800 Interlaken, Switzerland

25- Star kebab pizza

Star kebab pizza – wonderful fast food restaurant in Lugano serving halal oriental dishes. It is distinguished by providing delicious dishes at low prices, and by offering a long menu in which many options are available to the restaurant’s vegetarian customers. Among the dishes served there are delicious Turkish pancakes with cheese, fried potato balls, pizza, borak, falafel, kebabs, shawarma, burgers, and varicose veins, and all these foods are served with many wonderful salads of your choice, and the restaurant also offers some desserts such as delicious baklava.

Place address: Star Kebab, Via la Santa 15, 6962 Viganello, Switzerland

Exploring Switzerland is a journey that will take you through diverse landscapes, vibrant cultures, and captivating histories. Our guide has given you a taste of the must-see destinations and hidden treasures that await, but there’s always more to discover. Take the time to connect with the locals, try the local cuisine, and immerse yourself in the traditions and customs that make Switzerland so special. Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or enlightenment, Switzerland has something to offer everyone. As you journey through this remarkable region, we invite you to let go of your worries and embrace the present moment. Take time to appreciate the beauty that surrounds you, and allow yourself to be swept away by the magic of Switzerland. We hope our guide has been a valuable resource in planning your trip, and we look forward to hearing about your travels. Until then, happy exploring!

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St. Gallen Halal Travel Guide

Saint Gallen  (St. Gallen, German:  Sankt Gallen ) is the main city of eastern Switzerland. For travellers, its main draw is the centuries old  Abbey of Saint Gall , a UNESCO World Heritage Site with a world famous historic library. It’s a place packed with listed heritage buildings and well-maintained museums. And if you are tired of all the urban highlights, Saint Gallen also serves as a gateway to the Appenzell Alps.

Possibly the highest city in Switzerland, St. Gallen is a north eastern destination located in the dip of the valley above Lake Constance and peering up at the resplendent snow-capped peaks of the Appenzell Alps. Its breathtaking location brings an abundance of snow during the winter time and offers some excellent outdoor and recreational activities in picturesque surroundings. St. Gallen is a popular tourist destination and is a small mountain city that has plenty to offer. Small by many European standards, the resident population is stands at about 160,000 people at last count.

Free of traffic and full of charisma and nostalgia, St. Gallen’s panorama looks like it has come straight from the pages of a Hans Christian Anderson fairy tale book. Founded by an Irish Monk who settled here as a missionary in 612, the small city quickly flourished under Benedictine rule. The regime required the study of literature and contemplative studies, and it also insisted on a library for these purposes. As the community and the city grew in leaps and bounds, St. Gallen was internationally known as a prosperous city during the Middle Ages.

These days, St. Gallen is known as a university city, seeped in history and famous for its love of cultural activities and events. The city provides the perfect stop off for visitors wishing to base themselves for travels to the Appenzell Alps, Lake Constance and the Santis.

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The Best Time to Go

St. Gallen is one of those magical places that is great to visit all year round, although depending on what you are coming for of course, the weather is much better between the months of April and October, during summer. Expect the summer daytime temperatures to hit a maximum of 22°C (72°F) during July and the winter daytime temperature to drop to a chilly – 5°C (23°F) in December and January.

There is a lot going on during the summer time, lots of festivals, events and exhibitions, so this tends to be peak season for visitors coming into the city. However, snow sports enthusiasts come from all over the country to enjoy skiing, snowboarding and other winter activities so don’t expect it to be a sleepy town any time really. Being so close to Zurich, being just an hour away on the train, people tend to combine St. Gallen as part of their Swiss tour making their way from the big city of Zurich through to the countryside of Lake Constance and surrounds.

Because of its popularity during every season, if you are not a fan of lots of people, you may wish to visit outside of school holiday periods and come to the city in between peak seasons. April and May are lovely, the weather is getting warmer and it is just before the summer season brings loads of people out of the woodwork. September and October are the same, the weather is still nice, although getting cooler and it is sort of an in between time for the city, but great to visit with all the fall festivals, and it won’t be unpleasantly cold just yet.

Getting Around in St. Gallen

There is nothing quite like the picturesque beauty of Switzerland and there are many ways to explore the towns, cities and surrounding nature areas. If you are visiting St. Gallen and really want to get out there and explore the mountains, beautiful Swiss scenery and zip along through the winding mountain roads, then hiring a car will be the best bet. There’s nothing like a leisurely drive in a little sports car, top down, wind through your hair as you whizz through the stunning Swiss passes before heading off to a quaint country restaurant for lunch.

But if you are pressed for time and really want to see a bit of everything, there is going to be very little point in meandering around and trying to navigate the city and surrounds on your own. Many visitors do like to book a tour through the city, a bus tour or a private car with a driver and a personal tour guide. This way you are able to experience a lot in a short amount of time and don’t have to worry about picking up and dropping off a car or spending valuable time figuring out where to go.

But if you are going to be in the city for a few days and would like to just hang out and experience life as a local, you are in luck. The city is very easy to navigate on foot and for the most part of Old Town, there is virtually no traffic at all, and if the weather is nice, this is a great way to explore. There is a great public transport system consisting of trains and busses, which all run on perfect Swiss time. Both the trains and the buses have connections that run to the outskirts of the city every day and are always perfectly on time.

If you are in old town, you can pick up one of the many taxis along the Marktplatz, but if you are going hiking in Trogen or Speicher, then you will need to jump on a connection at the Trogenerbahn. The train station has plenty of bike rentals, but it may be advisable to check up on times ahead, just in case.

• Zurich International Airport  ( is the closest international airport to St. Gallen. Direct trains between St. Gallen and the airport run twice an hour with a travel time of exactly one hour, see  SBB
• Bodensee-Airport Friedrichshafen   . would be an alternative airport.
• St. Gallen-Altenrhein Airport  ( 19 km (12 mi) north east of Saint Gallen ).  with connections to Vienna and seasonal to Mediterranean destinations.

St. Gallen is the major hub for northeastern Switzerland. Trains between St. Gallen and Zurich depart several times per hour with a travel time of at least 1hr 2min. The St. Gallen train station is 500 m from the old town and is surrounded my numerous hotels, restaurants, and shops. If you want to get quickly to Munich, 3 times a day the  Eurocity  from Zurich stops at Saint Gallen. The main train station also acts as terminus for a number of local train lines running to Appenzell and Trogen.

Outside the main train station is a central hub for bus and  Postbuses  to get around St. Gallen and to surrounding smaller villages.

The Old Town of St. Gallen is almost void of traffic and is therefore best enjoyed on foot.  The VBSG buses  connect to the fringes of the city and run frequently and punctually. Bus tickets can be purchased at major bus stops or on the bus from the onboard vending machine. Standard fare is Fr. 2.50 and is valid for one direction only.  Taxis  are always waiting at the train station and along the Marktplatz in the old town.

The Trogenerbahn  is your connection from St. Gallen to great hiking trails in Speicher and Trogen.

Bike rental  is available at the train station, but check the opening hours before planning a trip.

Parking is available underground in the Migros shopping Centre garage, near the train station. The garage is spacious and safe but like many things in Switzerland it closes on Sunday.

Major Attractions and Sights

The Abbey of St. Gallen built in 719 is the city’s most famous iconic tourist attraction. This Baroque Cathedral is home to the richest library in the world, home to some 140 000 documents, some of which are hand written and are thousands of years old.

The Lokremise St. Gallen is a unique cultural Centre that is home to a theatre, arts Centre, dance area as well as a restaurant with an exciting line up right throughout the year.

Schützengarten is the oldest independent brewery in Switzerland. Here you can do beer tastings and take a tour of the historic setting. They have a huge selection of beers and cool drinks in the beer garden.

Peter and Paul Wildlife Park is a great way to see a lot of incredible animals like red deer, marmots, wild boars, lynxes, ibexs and chamois in their natural habitat.

The Art Museum has an abundance of stunning art works from the 19 th and 20 th Century from all over the world and Eastern Switzerland, from as far back as the Middle Ages.

The Museum of Textiles may sound a bit odd but it’s a fascinating exhibition of some 30 000 items like handmade lace, vintage fabrics and historical costumes and all kinds of textile art found in Egyptian grave sites. The library has an astounding collection of eastern Swiss textile media.

The Oriel Windows of St. Gallen can be found right throughout the city. Ornately cobbled windows that pop out of buildings are a real attraction all on their own, as each one tells a different, unique story.

• St. Gallen Stiftsbibliothek  ( Abbey Library of Saint Gall ),  Klosterhof 6D ,   ✉   [email protected] .  10:00-17:00 .  In the  Abbey of St. Gallen , it is St. Gallen’s most famous tourist attraction. The Stiftsbibliothek contains many books dating back from the early Medieval times, and the library is a stunning piece of baroque architecture. The abbey itself is a UNESCO World Heritage List.   For Baroque hall & Lapidarium: Fr.12, Concessions Fr. 9 .  ( updated May 2020 )

Within the city Centre, just a short while from the Stiftsbibliothek, there are several  museums :

• Kunstmuseum St. Gallen .  ( updated May 2020 )
• Kunst Halle St. Gallen .  
• Point Jaune Museum .  
• Naturmuseum St. Gallen .  
• Textilmuseum .  Which displays St. Gallen’s rich history as a Centre for textile production and design.  

If you are interested in  beer , visit St. Gallen’s local brewery,  Schutzengarten . Schutzengarten also hosts a beer bottle museum and a restaurant next door to the brewery.

On top of the northern hill at Rotmonten there is the  Peter und Paul Wildlife park .

On the top of the southern hill there are  three little lakes  called “die drei Weihern”. In the summer you can swim there and you also have a nice view over the city. It is an excellent place to jog or simply spend an afternoon.

At the eastern corner of the city you can find  the Botanical Garden  which houses over 8000 plants.

In August there is the Inline one-eleven, 111-km  Inlining Marathon .

• Museum im Lagerhaus ,  Davidstrasse 44 .   Museum for naive art and outsider art.  
• Watch football  (soccer) at  FC St Gallen , who play in the Super League, the top tier of Swiss football. Their home ground is Kybun Park (formerly AFG Arena), capacity 20,000, at Zürcherstrasse 464, 3 km west of city Centre. The ground is shared by second-tier side FC Wil.
• Säntis and the Alpstein range are an easy and spectacular day trip from St. Gallen.

Shopping in St. Gallen

Switzerland has a well-earned reputation for being expensive in everything from the food, the accommodation and most certainly the shopping, but visitors will be pleased to know that there are a number of delightful hidden treasures to be found here, especially if you are shopping the in Old Town region, near to the Abbey, at the flea markets there. Be charmed by lots of vintage treasures and glorious finds and good deals on anything from antiques to clothing. Look out for the distinctive tents.

There are lots of nice shops in the main shopping area in the Marktplatz in between Old Town and the Bahnhof. Find lots of sidewalk cafes, cobbled walkways with shops, coffee shops, chocolatiers, big name brand stores, high end boutiques, quaint little tea shops and perfumeries. It’s a great way to spend an afternoon meandering around, popping into the stores, having a quick coffee with the paper or feasting on a delightful pastry after a few hours of heavy shopping.

The area between the Bahnhof (railway station) and the Old Town is the Marktplatz, the main street of a collection of pedestrian-only streets filled with shops. Within the area, there are numerous shoe stores, tea shops, coffee houses, perfumeries, and mainstream clothes stores like H&M.

While the weather is nice, there are occasionally flea markets set up along the streets of Old Town, just a few streets away from the Abbey. If you happen to be lucky and catch a glimpse of some tents, check them out. There are some surprisingly good deals and treasures.

Local Interest

The Open Air Festival

Having been going strong since the 1970s, the Open Air St. Gallen Festival is one of the oldest running festivals in all of Switzerland. It is held in the German area of the country and is the second largest festival in the region.

It is a music festival that has a line-up that never sleeps. It is located at a camping site, so part of its charm is that concert goers can watch their favourite band perform from the comfort of their very own tent. It is a beautiful tree lined setting in the valley of the River Sitter. Just try and stay awake and you will be able to see all the bands that play right through the festival held from the end of June to the start of July.

• Rorschach is about 10 km to the northeast direct at the Lake Constance. Check it out for the lake and nice promenade. In August there is the international sand-sculpturing contest. From Rorschach to Kreuzlingen you have a nice 40 km route for biking and in-lining.

South of St. Gallen is the Canton and Town of Appenzell and the Alpstein mountain range. This area of green pastures, steep wooded valleys, pretty farm buildings with a stunning mountain backdrop is picturesque and, apart from the town of Appenzell, little visited by tourists. The Alpstein range provides some spectacular mountain walks and is well served with mountain huts and cable cars.

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The Perfect Zurich Muslim Friendly Itinerary in One Day for First Timer

With only one day to spend in Zurich, I felt overwhelmed with what to put on my itinerary. There’s so much to see and do in the city and I wanted to see it all!

Zurich may not be the capital of Switzerland, yet Zurich is Switzerland’s largest city. Famous for its super-secret Swiss banks and the low tax rates attract multinational companies to set up their headquarters there, including my ex-employer LafargeHolcim headquarter.

Approximately 30% of Zurich residents are foreign nationals and don’t be surprised if you could easily found Malaysian expat in the city. The best part of Zurich is most of the people are so helpful, polite and smiling every time we asked for directions. It’s time to hit Zurich!

Check out my Muslim Friendly day trip itinerary to Zurich!

#1 The Best Place to Start Your Zurich City Tour by Walking Along the Limmat river at Limmatquai

This is the best place to start your visit to Zurich. Start here as an introduction to the entire city and the history. You are standing at Zurich’s New Town and facing Zurich’s Old Town which divided by Limmat river.

If you are coming from Zurich airport, catch the train from the airport to Zurich Hauptbahnhof in just 11 minutes. Once here, you will find yourself in the immediate centre of town on the Limmatquai – Zurich’s famous restaurants and Rathaus (City Hall) street. Alternatively, find Parkhaus Hauptbahnhof in your GPS to park your car if you are driving, it is just next to Sihlquai bus parking. The main reason we parked our car there is because it is very near to Toplumu Külliye Mosque (Mosque in Zurich), so we can perform our prayer on the way back.

You can take a boat trip along this river to see the wonderful view of Zurich Old Town

Beautiful swans happily swimming in Limmat River

#2 Pass by Zurich’s iconic landmark Grossmünster and Fraumünster churches

Grossmünster and Fraümunster churches are the most distinctive landmarks on Zurich’s skyline, standing tall on each side of the Limit River.

The twin towers of the Grossmünster is one of the architectural icons in Zurich. You can climb up to the top of the Grossmünster tower for only few Swiss Francs and have views over the city. The photo of these towers is one of the most famous shots taken in Zurich by both locals and tourists alike.

Grossmünster is an iconic landmark in Zurich

#3 A Great Entrance Way into Zurich Old Town is by Crossing Rathausbrücke

Where to Eat Finding halal food in Zurich is fairly easy. Thanks to the mushrooming Döner Kebab all over the city and there is one nearby the Rathausbrücke (Zurich City Hall Bridge). Their main courses are pizza, falafel, diner kebab and everything you can see on the picture. Döner kebab is the number one street food found mostly everywhere in Germany and I noticed the trend is coming to Zurich city. We had our early lunch there and continue wandering the city.

Choose to eat at Halal Turkish doner kebab nearby Rathausbrücke. I love their pizza!

Have a great view of Zurich city from the Rathausbrücke. Grossmünster on the left & Fraumünster on the right

#4 Roam the Old Town at Zurich Altstadt

The old town of a city is usually one of the best parts to visit if you’re there as a tourist, and Zurich’s Old Town or Altstadt in German is no exception. Architecture in the Old Town ranges from medieval masterpieces to beautiful Renaissance buildings, making it a nice mix of different styles and stunning to stroll through. Zurich’s Old Town is divided into four parts, Rathaus (City Hall), Hochschulen (Universities), Lindenhof (lime tree courtyard) and City. Each of these have their signature famous landmarks which distinguish them from each other.

You can take a guided tour to learn more about the history of Zurich’s Old Town or just take a quick look around on your own. Other great ways to see the highlights of Zurich is by bus tour , cruise or ferry and cable car ride .

Zurich Altstadt with St Peter Kirche in the background

Augustinergasse is one of the most beautiful historical street in Zurich

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#5 Admire the View from Lindenhof

Walk up to Lindenhof which is a pretty little square on a hill in the city centre. Sit on one of the benches and enjoy a beautiful view over the Limit and the Old Town, with it’s flat-roofed pleasure boats and the busy Limmatquai. You can also see the Grossmünster church, Zurich City Hall, Limit river and the university. It is definitely a romantic, peaceful spot and the best place for taking photos of the city.

Have a great view of Zurich Old Town from a square on a little hill named Lindenhof.

Getting here from Rathausbrucke, walk down until you find Miu Miu store, turn right into Strehlgasse & go straight.

#6 Go Shopping and People Watching along Bahnhofstrasse

Bahnhofstrasse is home to local and international designers, also renowned for being the world’s most expensive shopping streets. The entire street runs from the Zurich Hauptbahnhof to Lake Zurich, so it is great walk or you can easily hop on a tram for the journey to the lake. Near the train station you will find the usual high street brands like Zara and H&M, meanwhile on the Lake end of the street you will be greeted with high end stores such as Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Patek Philippe, you name it.

There are numerous cafes or parks where you can sit down and relax, watching the elite of Zurich stroll by. The street is mainly pedestrianised, making it really enjoyable to walk down. The Bahnhofstrasse is a must-see for every visitor!

Zurich Hauptbahnhof (Main Train Station) is the beginning of Bahnhofstrasse. I had goosebumps walking and seeing the famous Bahnhofstrasse despite my nephews photobombed my photo!

#7 Enjoy Boat Cruise on Lake Zurich

Take a boat cruise at the end of the famous Bahnhofstrasse at Zurich Bürklipatz. Take a leisurely boat ride on Lake Zurich and be rewarded with views of the beautiful Zurich’s Old Town buildings and see Zurich city from another angle. Complete boat route and price can be found on Zurich’s Official Website .

Enjoying boat cruise on Lake Zurich

Calming Lake Zurich Promenade

#8 Perform Prayer Comfortably at Toplumu Külliye Mosque (Mosque in Zurich)

On the way back to our parking lot at Parkhaus Hauptbahnhof, we drop by Toplumu Küliyye Mosque and perform our prayers before heading back to airport. As far as I can recall it is located on Level 3 of the building. Ladies praying room is locked and look for the mosque staff for the key to the prayer room. Interestingly, there is halal grocery store and barber shop in the men praying hall. It was very kind of them when I saw my nephews came out of the door with smiling faces and junk foods on their hands, they got it for free from the grocery store.

Mosque in Zurich nearby Parkhaus Hauptbahnhof & Sihlquai Bus Station

Ladies praying hall

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teringat pulak cerita Dilwale bila baca pasal Zurich ni

lawanya Zurich!! sgt teruja nk ke sana lepas baca 🙂

I’ve been there! Letih jgk nk naik tangga utk ke masjid tu 😅

Zurich..memang tempat yang menarik dan cantik

subhanallah..moga ada rezeki nak sampai sana.. ;’)

Are there any halal restaurants you can recommend in Zurich?

That’s the perfect itinerary for Muslim Travelers without any doubt. A long list of halal activities in Zurich.

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❖ Zurich – Panoramic view of Bahnhofstrasse

❖ Schaffhausen – Europe’s biggest waterfall “Rhinefall”

❖ St Gallen – View St. Gallen Abbey

❖ Montreux – Chillon Castle outside views

❖ Chur – Oldest town of Switzerland

❖ Lugano – Swiss Riviera

❖ Zermatt – Train ride to Sunnega Mountain, views of Matterhorn Mountains

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Day 01 kuala lumpur ✈️zurich, switzerland (meals on board).

➢ Assemble at KLIA for your flight to Zurich, Switzerland

DAY 02 Zurich/Schaffhausen - Rhinefall/St Gallen/Chur (Breakfast on board)

➢ Arrival Zurich, travel to Schaffhausen by coach, view Rhine Fall – Europe biggest waterfall ➢ Proceed to St Fallen visit St. Gallen’s Abbey District, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Baroque Cathedral & stroll through the Old Town ➢ Depart to Chur – oldest town in Switzerland

DAY 03 Chur/Foxtown Factory Outlet/Lugano (Breakfast)

➢ Visit to Foxtown Factory Outlet – Designer name brand shopping ➢ Lugano – Famous Swiss Riviera, Lake Promenade & Swiss Mountains views, old town & main square

DAY 04 Lugano/Tasch/Zermatt – Sunnegga Mountain – Zermatt/Tasch (Breakfast)

➢ From Lugano, travel to Tasch & take local train to Zermatt – lies at the foot of highest mountain in the entire Alpine Mountain range ➢ Take Funicular ride to Mount Sunnegga at 7,506 feet high – enjoy a stroll to lake (weather permitted)

DAY 05 Tasch/Montreux/Geneva (Breakfast)

➢ Travel via Montreux – outside view of Chillon Castle, beautiful Alpine Mountain & lake views ➢ Arrival Geneva, view the Jet d Eau fountain, flower clock, UN Headquarter building with flags of its member countries, pass by Red Cross building & stroll along old town.

DAY 06 Geneva/Lausanne/Bern (Breakfast)

➢ Travel to Lausanne, view (IOC) International Olympic Committee headquarters, medieval Cathedral and to Bern ➢ Bern, founded in 1191, listed by UNESCO as World Cultural Heritage ➢ Attractions include famous Clock Tower, unique Fountains, the Bearpits (home to the city’s heraldic animals), and the House of Parliament

DAY 07 Bern/Interlaken/Lucern (Breakfast)

➢ Depart to Interlaken – a traditional resort town surrounded by many Swiss Alps mountains of Eiger, Monch, also nestled between 2 beautiful lakes of Thun and Brien ➢ Join an option tour to First Mountain, continue to Lucern, the popular lakeside resort, view the Lion Monument, 13th C Tower Bridge, stroll along old town, and some shopping of Swiss souvenirs

DAY 08 Lucern/Basel/Zurich Region (Breakfast)

➢ Travel to Basel to visit Basel – visit Old Town, Marktplatz, Town Hall and Cathedral ➢ Proceed to Zurich, stroll along Bahnhofstrasse, last minute shopping

DAY 09 Zurich✈️Kuala Lumpur (Breakfast/Lunch/Meals on Board)

➢ Free time before transfer to the airport for your flight home

DAY 10 Kuala Lumpur

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1. Information listed above, may subject to changes with/without prior notice. 2. Deposit: A deposit of RM500 – RM1000 per person must be paid upon reservation and the balance must be paid up 1 months before the date of departure. All deposit paid are non-refundable and non-transferable. All payment by credit card is subject to 2.5% convenience fee. 3. Minimum group materialization of 10 travelling attendees. 4. Minimum 10 pax without tour leader, minimum 16 pax with tour leader. 5. All price/s quoted above are valid for Malaysian Only. 6. Booking is subjected to availability & first come first served basis. 7. All price/s quoted above are based on Twin Sharing.

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Those who come to tour Switzerland are in it for the great outdoors. From soaring snow-capped Alps facing sparkling lakes to taking the scenic route via The Golden Pass Line, a tour around Switzerland offers scenery and a breath of chilly fresh air like no other. You can also choose to tour around the cities of Zurich, Bern or Geneva as Switzerland offers fast, efficient and safe public transport.

Want a unique experience away from the city? Look no further than the Grand Tour of Switzerland, where the journey IS the reward. On this tour, you visit what is quintessentially Swiss with 5 Alpine passes, 12 UNESCO World Heritage sites, 22 glassy lakes, countless meadows and mountains. Dubbed “the best road trip of the Alps", this 1600km of pure clean energy road trip experience that only caters to electric cars, has more than 300 charging ports. 

To avoid big crowds while enjoying pleasurable weather, we advise you to go around mid-April through mid-October. For skiing and snowboarding action, the best snows typically fall in January and February, although the first high-elevation slopes typically open in November and close in March. Food, too, is not to be forgotten as you tour and skii your way around Switzerland. Although it might sound cliche, chocolate fondue in Switzerland is indelibly woven into the country’s dietic menu. You can also try Rosti, a thinly grated potatoes, pan-fried until a golden crisp or Papet Vaudois made out of a mash of leeks and potatoes that are stewed for hours.

From systematic transport around the cities to walking at the great outdoor to have a fantastic of its vistas, Switzerland offers an ever new experience for every time you come to tour this small, yet beautiful country.  

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