Free Tour: Zurich with Women's Voice

Join this Free Tour and discover Zurich from a feminine point of view. Walk through its streets while you learn the stories of pioneering women who left an indelible mark on the city.

Things to do Free Tour: Zurich with Women's Voice

We start at Paradeplatz, Zurich's financial heart, with relevant Swiss women, historical and contemporary. We visit Fraumünster, with abbesses whose power lasted almost seven centuries, and Fraumünster Society, which keeps their legacy alive. From Münsterbrücke we talk about the Frauenbad, Regula, patron saint of Zurich and the witch hunts. In Niederdorf we will meet Emmy Ball-Hennings and Sophie Taeuber-Arp, pioneers of Dadaism at the Cabaret Voltaire. From Rathausbrücke we explore the role of women in Swiss politics. We visit Barbara Schaufelberger's printing house and pass a legalized brothel to reflect on sex work. We meet Hedwig ab Burghalden, who prevented the siege of Zurich. In Lindenhof, in front of Zurich's main university campuses. We remember Marie Heim-Vögtlin, the first Swiss physician, and Mileva Maric, a physicist and mathematician who played a key role in Einstein's work. We will walk along Augustinergasse, the most beautiful street in Zurich and in front of the residence of Johanna Spyri, author of Heidi. We end at the HB Zurich, where Helvetia symbolizes Swiss unity. We will close under the protective angel of Niki de Saint-Phalle, who gives strength and color to our farewell.

Included

Paradeplatz
Cabaret Voltaire
Lindenhof
Augustinergasse
Frauenbad Stadthausquai
HB Zurich Lockers
Guía en español

Meeting point

Confisserie Sprüngli, Bahnhofstrasse 21, en Paradeplatz, Zúrich

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