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Quayside Park
Zürichhorn,
Zürich
Switzerland
Type: Park
Addmission Fee: Free
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Zürich
Switzerland
Type: Park
Addmission Fee: Free
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Quayside Park runs alongside the promenade, ending at the rhododendron garden at Zürichhorn, home to a sculpture by Swiss artist Jean Tinguely. It’s a great place for walking. In summer, you can swim in designated areas. A small marina, a restaurant and numerous kiosks are in the park. Take any of the trams passing through Bellevueplatz (Nos. 2, 4, 6, 8, 11 or 15).
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