BahnhofstrassevsZunfthaus zur Meisen
Both Bahnhofstrasse and Zunfthaus Zur Meisen are praised by professional reviewers. Overall, Zunfthaus Zur Meisen is preferred by most reviewers compared to Bahnhofstrasse. Zunfthaus Zur Meisen comes in at #6 in Zurich with praise from 3 reviewers like Fodor's, Frommer's and Time Out.
Bahnhofstrasse
Lonely Planet
Fodor's
Michelin Guide
Afar Magazine Afar Magazine
U.S. News & World Report
Runs north-south west of Limmat River, Zurich, Switzerland
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Lonely Planet "Elegant Bahnhofstrasse is simply perfect for window-shopping and affluent Züricher-watching." Full review
Fodor's "Reputedly "the most expensive street in the world"—thanks to all of its extravagantly priced jewelry shops—Zürich's principal boulevard offers luxury shopping and hulking department stores." Full review
Michelin Guide 1 Star
"Bahnhoffstrasse, stretching between the main station and the lakeside, is the city's busiest thoroughfare." Full review
Afar Magazine "Thanks to the city’s exquisite location, Zurich beckons to urban explorers in every season." Full review
Afar Magazine "Those fancying a splurge should head to Zurich and its main shopping street Bahnhofstrasse." Full review
U.S. News & World Report4.0
"One of Zurich's must-dos is a stroll along the sleek storefronts of Bahnhofstrasse. Stretching across Old Town from Hauptbahnhof station to Lake Zurich...features a variety of high-end shops" Full review
Zunfthaus zur Meisen Fodor's
Time Out
Frommer's
Munsterhof 20, Zurich, Switzerland
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Fodor's "Erected for the city's wine merchants in the 18th century, the Zunfthaus today is a fitting showplace for the Swiss National Museum's ceramics collection. " Full review
Time Out "Located in a classic rococo building in the heart of Zurich, this restaurant offers several large event spaces for weddings, parties and events." Full review
Frommer's "The bulk of the collection, including dishes, table decoration, and delicate figurines, was made in Zurich's porcelain factory in Kilchberg-Schooren in the 17th and 18th centuries. " Full review
