Paradeplatz

Parades Square is an old building in the city square, the square is a very early artificial paved stone road, there are many bistros and cafes nearby, in summer can enjoy the scenery at the open-air bar, suitable for walking slowly.

Zurich's high-end service economic center, a square with a high output value, surrounded by many outstanding banks, chocolate shops are impressive, a variety of brownies, and brands such as Rolex are squeezed into inconspicuous positions.

I like the trams in this square, the unique things of old-fashioned Europe, there are some unique financial structures and banks in the square, and there are more shops in the square, so you can slowly enjoy the natural scenery around here.

I don’t know how this is going to be a “to do” thing/attractive place because it’s just a central city square with huge public transport connections. The big Swiss banks have offices in the square but nothing outstanding or particularly beautiful. If you walk around Zurich or go shopping, you see it, that's it.

Paradeplatz is the Central Plaza and financial center of Zurich, with convenient transportation. There are several Swiss banks around, and the world headquarters of UBS and Credit Suisse Bank are located here. The headquarters of Springley, which is famous for its chocolate production, is also located in Parade Square.

This is a transportation hub. You can walk from the old city of Zurich to the lakeside of Zurich. Then it's at the entrance of the opera house. Nothing special. I don't know if there are occasional activities here.