"Utoquai Promenade" Zurich is a place I love particularly on a Saturday afternoon in the winter; when the sky is grey and there's plenty of snow...

A historic 18th-century building hosts an intimate theater in a former wine cellar, offering a unique mix of performances, music, and cabaret.

Enjoy the incredibly aesthetic brutalist open space with high ceilings, soft concrete, and brass-finished elements. To complete the experience, take a seat in their art deco-inspired bar.

It was made out of scrap metal and everyday objects and presents a nonsensical machine, a complex configuration of tubes, wheels, and motors.

Next to the exhibition space dedicated to independent artists, there is a library with photography books that can be skimmed through on one of the couches.

Perched on a hill, Church Enge, a neo-Renaissance church offers a breathtaking lake view, beautiful stained glass and exceptional acoustics for concerts.