Private Day Tour Lindt Home Of Chocolate And Fifa Museum Zurich

On three levels with around 3,000 square meters of exhibition space, the FIFA Museum presents all facets of the football world. In addition to the history of FIFA and the World Cup, an interactive and multimedia world of experience shows how football arouses emotions and inspires people around the world every day. The museum features the original FIFA World Cup™ trophy and other 1,000 exclusive exhibits, such as the national jerseys of all FIFA members. An oversized "Pinball Machine" is another highlight that invites visitors to playfully discover the sport and is sure to provide a lot of fun even for those who don't like soccer. The "Sportsbar 1904" provides for the physical well-being of the guests. In the museum store, which like the restaurants is open to the public, football fans young and old can find great souvenirs. The FIFA Museum is closed on Mondays and 20 April 2026 and 14 September 2026.

A dream for all chocolate fans: the multimedia world of experience on Lake Zurich. In an impressive new building designed by star architects Christ & Gantenbein, the Lindt Home of Chocolate Experience welcomes visitors to Kilchberg on Lake Zurich. An interactive multimedia exhibition leads visitors through seven chocolate worlds that appeal to all the senses. Everything is on display, from the origins and history to tasting the high-quality Swiss chocolate. And curious visitors can see the latest production and automation techniques on a show production line. After an audio tour of the museum, you can taste as much chocolate as your heart desires. In the modern equipped café, guests are spoiled with homemade delicious wafer & chocolate specialties. The chocolate fountain in the entrance area is 9 meters high and one of the largest of its kind in the world. The world's largest Lindt Chocolate Shop covers an area of 500 square meters. 07 May 2024: closed 05 November 2024: closed

Large selection of famous table and praline creations, as well as special and exclusive products. In the bargain section you will find products from overproduction, with minor defects or products that are taken out of the assortment at particularly low prices. Note: Closed on Sundays.

In the Langenberg Wilderness Park, the most important native and formerly native mammals live in spacious enclosures. The near-natural design makes it possible to observe brown bears, bison, lynx, wolves, deer and wild boar almost as if they were in the wild. The animals are kept in such a way that they can live out as much of their natural behavior as possible. On various circular paths through the forest you can observe the animals in their natural environment. They are not crammed into small enclosures, but have spacious grounds where they can also retreat and behave as they would in the wild.

After 30 minutes by car we reach the train station Uetikon Waldegg. Here we take the train to Uetliberg. This is a nature reserve and not accessible by car, so we take the train for 2 stops and walk uphill for about 10 minutes until we reach the top of Zurich and have a beautiful view of the city of Zurich. If you want you can go up to the observation tower (not included) entrance fee is 5 CHF per person. Here it is also possible to eat in the restaurant UTO KULM.