Zurich [ Switzerland ]

Zurich [ Switzerland ]

D.Code: +41 (044)
Currency : S.FRANC


TRANSPORTATION

- As for the railway option, the train ride from the airport to the city centre is 10 minutes. There is a train every 15 minutes, and tickets cost 6 CHF. From the main railway station, trains run to Milan (1 hour) and Basel (65 Minutes).
- In the city, buses and trams cost 3-4 CHF.
- Free bicycle are avaliable in Switzerland.


WHERE TO EAT ?

- Rosaly's

At Rosaly's you'll find typical Swiss tastes in a modern setting. Their panna cotta with nougat and raspberry compote is worth a try.
Freiecjgasse 7
www.vorderer-sternen.ch

- Not Guilty

This witty restaurant is just the remedy for the swollen soles of tourists. It is called as such because they serve fast food that you can gorge on without feeling guilty. All products are organic, fresh and free of additives.
Emil-Oprecht Str. 1
www.notguilty.ch


WHERE TO STAY ?

- Baur Au Lac

The pearl of Zurich by the river, the Baur au Lac's service is flawless. Book without a second thought for business trips and conferences.
Talstrasse 1
www.baraulac.ch

- Du Theatre Hotel

The hotel is in the entrance of the old city from where you can end up at the main sights by a short walk. The La Suite  Lounge restaurant is a meeting place of the city to savour Mediterranean food and wines.
Seilergraben 69
www.hotel-du-theatre.ch


WHAT TO DO ?

Regarded as one of the countries with the most ordered city life, Switzerland charms visitors by its natural beauties. Cut in twoby the Limmat River, the city was built on the lake bearing the same name. The city's architecture, street fountains, pretty streets, chocolateries, art galleries and museums are routes for pleasant discoveries. The picturesque town of Rapperswil at the edge of Lake Zurich and Lucern-appealing for its wooden bridges and history are some nice get-away spots.

Vienna [ Austria ]

Vienna [ Austria ]

D.Code: +43 (01)

Currency : Euro

TRANSPORTATION

- A taxi will take you from the airport to the city centre for 30 Euro.

- Trains run between the airport and city centre every half hour. Tickests cost 9 Euro one-way and 16 Euro for a return ticket.

WHERE TO EAT ?

- Korso

Famed by its talented chefs, Korso brings a contemporary perspective to traditional Viennese cuisine. The illuminatede onyx walls and lucent ambiance show that Korso is the offshoot of a sophisticated taste. It possibly has the best wine menu of the city.

Mahler Str. 2

www.restaurankorso.at

- Pizza Bizi

Among the busiest pizza parlours of the city... Their secret is the garlic dressing of the pizza. Side dishes are salads and fresh vegetables. Bizi promises a good meal without losing time.

Rotenturmstrasse 4

WHERE TO STAY ?

- Das Triest 

In Karlsplatz, city centre Das Triest delivers to those who seek perfection in travel. The first design hotel of Vienna, it draws special visitors from the whole world in unmistakable Vienna style. 

Wiedner Hauptstrasse 12

www.dastriest.at

- Das Palais Coburg

Endowed with a view beyond compare, this hotel is indeed more like a palace given its architecture and atmosphere. Its spa is one of the best in the city. The wine bistro is an option for business meals and a break to your sightseeing trip.

Coburgbastei 4

www.coburg.at

WHAT TO DO ?

The city consists of 23 regions. Import sights are the Schönbrunn Palace, (the so-called Versailles of Vienna) The Stefan Church at the city centre, Hofburg (the oldest palace of the Habsburg Dynasty), the Burggarten and Volksgarten parks and the Belvedere Palace (the most fascinating sight of the city).

Others are the Kunsthistorisches Museum, the Saint Stephen's Cathedral (with archetypal Gothic architecture), Staatsoper (dubbed the hub of world opera) and the Baroque Schwarzenberg Palace... Besides cultural sightseeing, you can attend classical music concerts, take a tram tour and watch passers-by from a comfy seat in the smart Viennese cafes.

Stuttgart [ Germany ]

Stuttgart [ Germany ]

D.Code: +49 (711)

Currency : Euro

TRANSPORTATION

- The city has a single airport in the area of Leinfelden-Echterdingen. From here, the most convenient and economical way to reach the city centre is by public transport.

WHERE TO EAT ?

- Cube Restaurant 

Cube restaurant has a comand of the whole city on the upper floor of Stuttgart Art Museum. Its design depicting urban life belongs to Heinz Witthöft. The restaurant is open from 11:30 to 24:00.

Kleiner Schloplazt 1

www.cube-restaurant.de

- Empore Restaurant

Empore provides immediate access to Stuttgart's wide and animated market area. You can have a cup of coffee and freshly made classic German dishes. Our tip for this restaurant is the oven baked fish served with fresh vegetables.

Dorotheenstr. 4

www.empore-markthalle.de 

WHERE TO STAY ?

- Maritim Hotel Stuttgart

Adjacent to Hoppenlau Park, Mairitim Hotel turns this green neighbour to an advantage. It is very close to the train station and to all the cultural spots. Business travellers would favour the hotel for its proximity to the Culture and Congress Centre Liederhalle.

Seidenstrasse 34

www.maritim.de

WHAT TO DO ?

In this huge city, you'll find entartainment, cultural and sports activities in diverse areas to make the most of your time. For those interested in cultural activites, there are countless choices such as the Palladium Theatre, the Stuttgart Music Centre, musicals at the Apollo Theatre and numerous cinemas.

The city becomes particularly active in the months of spring and summer when you can join hillarious festivals and meet thousands of people around the world.

Aside from night life and entertainment, you can walk, cycle, canoe, swim or windsurf in Stuttgart.

Do not leave the city (also famed for its hanging gardens) without tasting the wine. In this nucleus of the automobile industry, do not forget to taste some local delights such as beer, pretzels, cakes, etc.

Stockholm [ Sweden ]

Stockholm [ Sweden ]

D.Code: +46 (08)

Currency : Krone

TRANSPORTATION

- It takes 40 minutes from the airport to the city centre by taxi and costs around 475 SEK.

- Buses depart every 10-15 minutes from teh airport, and it takes 50 minutes to the city centre. The fair is 220 SEK.

- It is easy to access anywhere in town by metro and bus. Citywide travel cards cost 100 SEK for 24 hours, 200 SEK for 72 hours or 260 SEK for 7 days.

- You can buy a scainrail ticket before going to Scandinavian countries for cheaper travel.

WHERE TO EAT ?

- Brannvin

The restaurant's concept is "The Tastes of Sweden" exposed by a seasonal menu. In order to get a seat by the window to look out to the beautiful view of Strömmen Canal, you have to book in advance.

Tullhus 2

www.brannvin-stockholm.se

- Erik's Gondolen

Working with the most renowned chefs of the world for 30 years, the experience of Erik's Gondolen is evident in their portions utterly tasteful both gastronom,cally and visually. 

Stadsgarden 6

www.eriks.se

WHERE TO STAY ?

- Nordic Night Hotel

The hotel's design accentuates Scandinavia's Nordic attributes especially in the rooms. In the city centre and 20 minutes to Arlanda Airport, the Nordic Light is a calm retreat for weary and overwrought bodies.

Vasaplan 7

www.nordiclighthotel.se

- Rica Hotel

Located on Stockholm's shopping avenue and 500 m to the train station, Rica Hotel has a balmy winter garden. Be sure to have no transport hassles to reach a cinema or the fair centre if you stay here.

Stöjdgatan 7

www.rica-hotels.com

WHAT TO DO ?

There are countless museums in Stockholm, one of the most impressive cities Scandinavia. The city is built on 14 islands interconnected by bridges, and summer nights are very longa and vibrant.

Stockholm can be a pleasant weekend getaway especially in the summer. The streets of Drottninggatan and Biblioteksgatan are gold mines for shoppers.

At the Aquaria Water Museum you can see piranha, sharks, colorful frogs, as well as leaping salmon. The aquarium's entrance is under a waterfall. 

You can also visit the magnificent Stockholm's Palacei one of the largest in Europe with 600 rooms, and catch a glimpse of the Treasure Chamber at the nearby Museums of Antiques. The highlights of the city have got to be the Museum of the Mediterranean, the metro stations adorned with the works of more than 150 artists, Gamla Stan (Old Town), and the National Museum.

Salzburg [ Austria ]

Salzburg [ Austria ]

D.Code: +43 (0662)

Currency : Euro

TRANSPORTATION

- Regular taxis start at 3 Euro and charge 2 Euro per km. It costs around 15 Euro from the airport to the city centre. Radiotaxis can easily be found outside the central train station.

- The best way to tour is on foot, bu you can also opt for the advanced bus network.

- Rental bicycles are also a handy alternative.

WHERE TO EAT ?

- Ikarus

The Hangar was established by Flying Bulls to display their private plane collections. Its extraordinary restaurant Ikarus works with a different chef every month.

Salzburg Airport Willhelm Spazier Str. 7A

www.hangar-7.com

- K+K Restaurant

You will surely be pleased to try Austrian dishes in this ancient Salzburg building from the Medieval Ages situated near the Salzburg Cathedral and Mozart Square.

Waagplatz 2

www.kkhotells.com

- Nagano

Another tip for those who are fond of Japanese food. You can find sushi negri, sushi rolls, beef teriyaki and miso soup amidst a graceful decoration.

Getreidegasse 24

- Cantinetta Marchese

A lunch at Cantinetta Marchesa would take you on a small trip to Italy while in Salzburg. The pasta, risotto, meat, fis and the wine menu are all admirable.

Sigmund Haffner Gasse 4

www.cantinetta-marchese.com

WHERE TO STAY ?

- Hotel Stein

This hotel in the old quarter of Salzburg demonstrates fine features of traditional and modern design in chorus. Your expectations will be met profusely. 

Giselakai 3-5

www.hotelstein.at

WHAT TO DO ?

Mozart's city, Salzburg is an ideal tourist town with its delicious cakes, cafes, museums and beautiful streets. It seems as if the whole city moves to a melody. Do not come home without seeing Mozart's birthplace, tasting saceher cakes, and playing chess on gigantic boards. 

If you want to escape the city, you can get a ticket to Linz snd explore this artistic town, also the 2009 European Capital of Culture.

Oslo [ Norway ]

Oslo [ Norway ]

D.Code: +47 (022)

Currency : Krone

TRANSPORTATION

- Gardermoen Airport is 50 km from Oslo. The express train take you downtown in 20 minutes. Tickets are around 100 krone.

- Taxis are very expensive in Oslo. It is far better to use public transport. It costs around 800 krone (100 Euro) from the airport to the city centre.

- You can also take the  ferry in Oslo. To get to the islands in the fjords, you should take the ferry at Vippentagen.

- A one-hour fair is 30 krone for trams, buses or metro. A day pass is 55 krone.

- The best way to get around the city is on foot.

WHERE TO EAT ?

- Mona Lisa

It is on the first floor of a four-storey building in Oslo's centre. You can drop by for coffee in the daytime and to taste Italian, French and orwegian cuisines in the evenings. Down at Café Beirut, you can spend your Oslo nights in the midts of an exotic atmosphere with intentive cocktails.

Grensen 10T

www.monalisarestaurant.no

- Klosteret

Have a romantic dinner here in the presence of hundreds candles and the Gregorian chant. The wine list is rather expensive.

Fredensborgveien 13

www.klosteret.no

WHERE TO STAY ?

- Anker Hotel

Choosing the right place to stay always ensures your wellbeing during your travels. Anker Hotel is between the busy Karl Johan Street and the nightlife of Grünerlokka.

www.anker-hotel.no

- Comfort Hotel Boersparken

The Comfort Hotel is two blocks from the main street called Karl Johan. From here, you can simply walk to the shuttle services to get to the train station and airport. The large lobby and commodious rooms will certainly bring you fresh cheer.

Tollbugaten 4T

www.choicehotels.no

WHAT TO DO ?

Oslo, filled with the beauty of nature, is one of Europe's youngest capitals. It is an ideal destination for cultural and nature excursions. The Royal Palace, the National Gallery with its grand colection, the Oslo Harbour, the Bygdoy peninsula with its Viking Ship Museum, and Holmenkollen with the best view in town, are Oslo's highlights.

Norway's famous fjord islands, Edvard Munch's House and Museum, and the influence of the Vikings are also noteworthy sights. 

You should definitely visit the world's famous sculpture park, Vigeland. It is also a privilege to be in Norway in summer when the sun continues to shine right throughthe so-called "White Nights". In winter, the sun shows its face for just 5 hours a day.

Oslo is a city where one realizes and appreciates just how beautiful and picturesque the world truly is.