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Züri Fäscht 2013



Next weekend Zurich is once again gonna be the center of attention. The Züri Fäscht 2013 will take place from 5-7 July 2013. The Züri Fäscht is the largest festival or event in Switzerland with over 2 million visitors every year. It's worth a visit and has something to offer to people of all ages!

This year, the Züri Fäscht has the following attractions to offer:
  • two musical fireworks (on Friday and Saturday night)
  • 60 stages with concerts and performances
  • 130 festival restaurants and cafes
  • over 300 booths selling food and other things
  • amusement park with over 70 rides
  • spectacular shows in the air, water and on land
Public transportation services will be extended during the Züri Fäscht so that everyone will get there without any troubles!

All important information and schedules can be found on the Züri Fäscht website.






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  1. Laurène TronchotJuly 1, 2013 at 8:53 PM

    I'll go!! :) But it's not every year but only every 3 years...Looking forward to sseing that!

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    1. Miss PeachesJuly 2, 2013 at 12:20 PM

      Thanks for correcting me... :) It's every 3 years only...

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