ZURICH SUMMER CITY GUIDE | OPENAIR POOL FRAUENBAD
☀️ What to do on a hot summer day in Zurich? This outdoor swimming pool Frauenbad in the city center in the Limmat river is exclusively for women ????Only on 3 nights a week it transforms into a bar with live music for the public. But during the day you and your girlfriends, can just chill out in this safe and exclusive area (yes you can even go topless), enjoy a cool drink from the bar and just relax. You can even book massages and there is a non swimmers area inside and a swimmers area outside. I absolutely love this place, because it has beautiful views of the city and you don't get bothered by guys ????(The entrance is 8.- CHF)
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Vernissage of Alex Zwalen's Exhibition at the Frauenbadi in Zurich
Opening Night of Alex Zwalen exhibition «Ansichtsache Frauenbad -- Die Originale» at the Frauenbadi Zurich. See more about 125 years of the Frauenbadi at
Zürich, Littering zu Werbezwecken: 30'000 Luftballon am Frauenbad Stadthausquai
Per Zufall am 5.12.2013 um 8:11 aufgenommen.
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Zürich Samichlaus-Schwimmen 2019
Since 2000, 300 hardy men and women dressed in Santa Claus costumes jump into the freezing-cold Limmat river, only to emerge 111 teeth-chattering meters (364ft) later at the Frauenbad Stadthausquai on the other side. So what’s this all about? What began with some 65 participants as a bit of fun among friends has in recent years become a popular sporting event for an increasing number of people. Moreover, since 2011, the proceeds of the event are donated to charity.
Some swimmers even claim that a dip in icy-cold water is good for your health and that that is why they take part in the “Samichlausschwimmen” event. Whatever the reason – the spectators are thrilled at the spectacular sight!
Zurich, Switzerland (Drone DJI Mavic Pro 4K)
Evening flight in the wonderful city of Zurich.
0:00 - On Rathausbrücke looking north
0:30 - Lindenhof
0:33 - Passenger-boat turning
0:43 - Boats docket at Limmatquai
1:03 - Lake Zurich with Quaibrücke
1:16 - Frauenbad Stadhausquai
1:35 - View on Limmat river, flight along Stadthausquai
2:00 - Münsterbrücke, Helmhaus
2:05 - Bird attack
2:10 - Fraumünster
2:18 - Münsterhof
2:32 - Münsterbrücke
2:37 - Limmat + Zurich's old town
2:44 - Old town with St. Peter church
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Best cities for swimming (Quest's World of Wonder)
In this picture you see, one of 18 official outdoor bathing spots where water is crystal-clear. The city is Zurich.
This is the picture of Berlin where swimming is spacious.
This is the picture of London's Brockwell Lido where swimmers and dinners are passing good time.
This is the picture of Clovelly Beach which is even better than Bondi.
Cooling off on a summer city break doesn't have to mean going on a sweat-soaked search for the nearest air-con unit.
These classic destinations offer plenty of spots for taking a dip and shaking off the heat with the locals:
1. Copenhagen, Denmark
A city surrounded by water, Copenhagen is a joy for swimmers, especially as midsummer looms and winter becomes a distant memory.
Amager Beach Park is an ideal sandy spot for whiling away an afternoon. It's a two-kilometer artificial island that creates a calm lagoon perfect for a paddle.
If leaving the city seems like a chore, the sensational harbor baths at Islands Brygge and Fisketorvet are a winning alternative. Daredevils can try out the diving boards while fitness fanatics can plow out laps in the clean, cool water.
Amager Strandpark, Amager Strandvej, Copenhagen 2300 Denmark;
2. Zurich, Switzerland
Switzerland's love affair with diving into rivers and lakes isn't just confined to the High Alps. Zurich has 18 official outdoor bathing spots, all offering crystal-clear water in stunning surroundings.
Tiefenbrunnen swimming beach, on the shores of Lake Zurich, is the big draw thanks to its kids' pool, diving boards and the chance to get a post-swim massage.
For something off the beaten track, men can try the Schanzengraben river pool, which dates back to 1864. The women-only Stadthausquai pool is an art nouveau gem with views of the old town.
Frauenbad Stadthausquai, Stadthausquai 13, Zurich Switzerland;
Strandbad Tiefenbrunnen, Bellerivestrasse 200, Zurich 8008 Switzerland;
3. London, England
While plans for swimming in the Thames remain some way off, London has plenty of watering holes that come into their own when the English capital gets its sweat on.
Head north to the open spaces of Hampstead Heath for delicious freshwater bathing in one of the park's three bathing ponds.
The vast Tooting Bec Lido, in the southwest of the city, is a colossal 91-meter pool with room for serious swimmers and serial splashers.
South London's Brockwell Lido has the added bonus of a classy cafe. Central Hyde Park has a surprisingly secluded swimming spot in the Serpentine Lido.
4. Hong Kong
Hong Kong might not be your stereotypical beach town. But it's home to some truly stunning stretches of sand.
The sticky heat of Hong Kong means that diving into cool water is a must when summer comes around.
At Repulse Bay, the water laps gently on the sand, making it the perfect place for an easy dip. For a hectic but fun-filled swim, Shek O offers amazing views to swimmers venturing out from the packed beach.
Those unable to make it out of the city center can still take advantage of some swanky hotel pools. The W's 76th floor oasis has harbor views and a lengthy cocktail menu for ultimate post-paddle relaxation.
W Hong Kong, No.1 Austin Road West, Kowloon Station, Hong Kong China;
5. Vancouver, Canada
Vancouver's obsession with all things outdoors makes it the best city in Canada for anyone looking to take to the water. The beaches here are wonderful.
For a quiet dip away from the crowds, Third Beach is the place to be.
On the Stanley Park seawall, its calm waters are great for a lengthy session of breast stroke. Best of all, visitors can bring their own barbecue.
Trout Lake Beach has a dedicated swimming raft, its lush freshwater a pleasant alternative to the salty stuff which surrounds the city.
6. Sydney, Australia
Home to the world's largest natural harbor and some of Australia's best beaches, Sydney is a city which lives for the water.
Swimmers should swerve the surfers at Bondi and instead make for Clovelly Bay. At 350 meters long and just 60 meters wide, with a breakwater dampening those big waves, it's the ultimate place for a seaside dip.
For a more secluded paddle, check out the South West Arm Pool. Cut off at low tide, this saltwater swimming hole is like nowhere else in this corner of Oz.
Clovelly, Clovelly Rd. Sydney, Sydney, New South Wales Australia;
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Ein weiterer Einblick in mein Zürich.
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Samichlausschwimmen
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Kampagne gegen Littering
Zürich: In drei Tagen 3600 kg Abfall gesammelt
Im Jahr 2011 hat die SBB fast 32'000 Tonnen Abfall in Zügen und Bahnhöfen gesammelt, rund ein Drittel mehr als im Jahr 2006. Um dieser Entwicklung gegenüber zu treten und ihre Kunden zu sensibilisieren, hat die SBB eine Plakatkampagne lanciert. Heute hat SBB CEO Andreas Meyer die prominenten Botschafter der Kampagne und SBB Personal in Zürich getroffen. Sie posierten gemeinsam vor einem Müllberg -- symbolisch für 3600 Kilogramm Abfall, der innerhalb dreier Tage im Zürcher Hauptbahnhof gesammelt wurde.
Mitte Februar hat die SBB eine nationale Plakatkampagne gegen Littering gestartet. Sie hat zum Ziel, die Menge des liegen gelassenen Abfalls zu reduzieren und das Entsorgen zu verbessern. Die Kampagne wird von vier Schweizer Persönlichkeiten unterstützt: Christa Rigozzi, Ariella Kaeslin, Gilbert Gress und DJ Antoine sind bis Mitte März 2012 auf verschiedenen Plakaten in zahlreichen Bahnhöfen und
Zügen des Landes zu sehen.
Heute Donnerstag hat SBB CEO Andreas Meyer zusammen mit Christa Rigozzi,
Ariella Kaeslin, Gilbert Gress sowie RailClean-Mitarbeitern in Zürich eine Medienkonferenz abgehalten. Zudem wurde ein fünf Meter hoher Müllberg in der Halle des grössten Bahnhofs des Landes aufgetürmt. Er repräsentiert den gesamten Abfall aus drei Tagen, der alleine im Hauptbahnhof Zürich gesammelt worden ist. Das entspricht rund 3600 Kilogramm Müll in 600 Abfallsäcken.
Andreas Meyer betonte, dass «sich mehr als 1200 Mitarbeiter jeden Tag engagieren, damit unsere Kunden die Züge und Bahnhöfe einwandfrei vorfinden». Für ihn ist die Kampagne ein erster Schritt, seine Vision zu verwirklichen: «Ich möchte, dass sich die Reisenden im Zug wie zu Hause verhalten». Christa Rigozzi ist auf ihren Reisen aufgefallen, «dass die Leute im Zug viel liegen lassen». Sie habe das Engagement für die Kampagne ohne zu zögern angenommen. Und Kunstturn-Europameisterin Ariella Kaeslin fügt hinzu: «Ich weiss jetzt, dass Altpapier im Zug separat gesammelt und recycelt, am Perron aber mit dem Müll entsorgt wird. Deshalb habe ich meine Gewohnheiten geändert und lege nun meine Zeitung auf die Gepäckablage.» Für Fussball-Experte Gilbert Gress kommt die Kampagne zur rechten Zeit: «Die SBB transportiert fast eine Million Menschen pro Tag. Wenn sich jeder Passagier ein wenig Mühe gibt, werden wir bestimmt einen Unterschied sehen.»
Informationen zur Littering-Kampagne finden sich unter sbb.ch/entsorgen.
Sensation White Zürich 2009
It was great!
LG Michi