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Zurich 8000
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Der Platzspitz in Zürich ist ein beliebter Ort, der sowohl Einheimische als auch Touristen anzieht. Er bietet eine angenehme Atmosphäre für Spaziergänge und das Entspannen im Freien.

Besucher können hier die wunderschöne Natur genießen und den Blick auf den Wasserlauf bewundern, während sie in der Nähe des Stadtzentrums verweilen. Der Platzspitz ist nicht nur ein Ort der Erholung, sondern auch ein idealer Ausgangspunkt für Erkundungstouren durch Zürich.

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My Visit
3/10/2024

Just stopping by when we walked to our hotel after lunch. Not an impressive park. It is still under ...

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Good benches.
10/2/2021

The benches are EXQUISITE. Nice pavilion. Grass is very green. Statues are nice to look at. Not very...

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