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Zurich
Capital of the Canton of Zurich
Onomastics: Tūrīcon -> Turicum (Celt. --> Lat.,= Turos, name)
first documentary mention: already 15 B.C. known as Roman customs station, 610 A.D. castellum Turegum; 7th century A.D. Ziurichi
Number of inhabitants: 422,000
Area: 87.93 km²
Canton: Zurich
Administrative district: Zurich
District: /
Vehicle registration plate: ZH
River: Sihl-->Limmat; Zürichsee-->Limmat
The Club Globe is located in Schwerzenbach in the district of Uster near Zurich.
Zurich lies in the geographical heart of Switzerland at 408 metres above sea level, is by far the largest city in the country and the economic centre of the Swiss Confederation. As a leading metropolis, the city occupies an important position as a continental traffic hub and international financial center, where many major banks and the Swiss stock exchange are located. Zurich Central Station is the largest terminus station in Europe and one of the busiest railway stations in the world; Klothen Airport is ranked among the ten best airports in the world. Zurich's purchasing power level is outstanding in a global comparison.
In the 13th century, Zurich achieved the status of a free and imperial city in the Holy Roman Empire. In 1351 the city joined the Swiss Confederation and, together with Bern, was a principal town of this confederation of states. In 1519 Zurich became the epicentre of the Reformation under the spiritual leadership of Huldrych Zwingli, who published the Zurich Bible here shortly afterwards. With the fall of the free Republic of Zurich after the French invasion of Switzerland in 1798, the city merged with the former so-called Untertanenland in the new canton of Zurich and quickly developed into the economic centre of Switzerland.
Why isn't Zurich the capital of the Swiss Confederation, despite its economic dominance and its importance for the history of the world, especially with regard to the Reformation? The answer will surprise some non-Swiss. Switzerland has no capital. In the Helvetic Republic (1798 - 1803), the Swiss daughter republic of France in Napoleonic times, Aarau, Lucerne and Bern were the capital at first. Since then there has been no capital in Switzerland. From 1803 to 1848, the cities of Zurich, Bern, Lucerne, Fribourg, Solothurn and Basel alternated as so-called "Headquarters of Switzerland". In these Headquarters, the annual constitution took place. In 1848 it was agreed to abolish the principle of rotation. Zurich, Bern and Lucerne ran for capital city. On 28 November 1848, the National Council and the Council of States decided in favour of Bern in the first ballot. But due to a good federal compromise, Bern officially became a federal city rather than a capital. Bern is therefore a federal city and not de jure, but only de facto the capital.
With its well-preserved medieval old town and a wide range of cultural and nightlife, the city on Lake Zurich with its Alpine backdrop is regarded as a city of outstanding quality of life. With its dozens of brothels, Zurich is also one of the most "fucking" metropolises in the world, where those interested in the subject are guaranteed to be able to live out their inclinations in a variety of ways. As everywhere in Switzerland, this sector is also characterized by the high quality of its services. You should therefore bring a little money with you when you visit.
Among Zurich's famous sons and daughters are Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi, Gottfried Keller, Johanna Spyri, Conrad Ferdinand Meyer, Max Frisch, Hermann Rorschach, Felix Bloch, Mario Adorf, Lisa Fitz, Bruno Ganz, Martin Suter and Denise Biellmann.

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Eichholzstrasse 1
8604 Volketswil
https://www.wallberg.ch
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Dorfstrasse 13
8606 Greifensee
https://gasthofkanzlei.ch