Trains de Leuven à Zurichà partir de € 75.00

At the start of the journey in Leuven, you'll be treated to the city's beautiful historic core. From there, you’ll take a direct train to the city of Basel in Switzerland. Considered one of the most important cultural centers in Europe, Basel is home to several renowned museums, galleries and churches. It's also known as a major university town.

After Basel, you'll pass through the idyllic towns of Olten, Aarau and Brugg before arriving in Zurich. One of the most prominent cities in Switzerland, Zurich is a hub of culture and excitement. Here, you can enjoy some of the world's finest chocolate, take in iconic sights like the Zurichsee lake, or explore Zurich's colorful old quarter.

On your way to Zurich, you'll be treated to some of the most iconic spots in the Swiss countryside. Take a break from your journey in Olten to explore the local churches, or catch a glimpse of the magnificent Aare River as you pass through Aarau. You'll also be able to admire the stunning mountain peaks and lush valleys of the Swiss Alps.

As you near Zurich, enjoy the sights of the city's iconic skyline. When you arrive, you can explore the city's many attractions, shops, and restaurants. Zurich is also home to some of the world's best museums, galleries, and nightlife.

When traveling from Leuven to Zurich, you'll be treated to some of the most iconic sights in Switzerland. From the historic core of Leuven to the vibrant city of Zurich, this journey is sure to leave a lasting impression!

Welcome to Leuven! One of the oldest cities in Belgium, Leuven is brimming with historical and architectural sites to explore. From grand old cathedrals to centuries-old university campuses, there’s plenty to see in this charming city. Here are some highlights: 

The Town Hall: Dating back to 1448, the iconic Town Hall of Leuven is one of the city’s most important landmarks. Its striking Flemish Gothic architecture and unique Baroque bell tower make it a sight to behold, while its inner courtyard and ornate furnishings make it a great spot to explore. Located at Grote Markt 9, the Town Hall is open daily from 10am to 5pm, with an entrance fee of €5. Insider tip: check out the amazing views of the city atop the bell tower!
 

St. Peter's Church: This 13th century Gothic church is one of Leuven's oldest and most beautiful landmarks. Its stained glass windows, impressive architecture, and intricately decorated ceiling are sure to take your breath away. Located in the heart of the city at the Grote Markt, St. Peter's is open daily from 9am to 6pm. Entrance is free.

The Leuven University Library: This UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to the world's largest historic university library, with a collection of over 1 million books. Admire the stunning 16th century architecture of the library, as well as its beautiful main reading room, with its wooden walls and stained glass windows. Located at Ladeuze Vleugel, the library is open from Monday to Friday from 8am to 7pm and from Saturday to Sunday from 10am to 6pm. Entrance is free.

M - Museum: This modern museum has plenty to offer, with its collection of contemporary art, archaeological finds, and historical artifacts. Located in the center of the city at Vesten, the museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 9am to 5pm, with an entrance fee of €10.

St. James' Church: The intricately decorated interior of this magnificent medieval church make it a must-see in Leuven. Located at Sint-Jacobsstraat 37, the church is open on weekdays from 9am to 5pm, with an entrance fee of €2.

Brabanthal Leuven: This popular event space is the perfect spot for a night out. Located in the heart of town at Brabanstrop, it is open daily from 10am to 11pm, with no entrance fee.

The Leuven Market: The perfect spot to pick up some unique gifts or souvenirs, the Leuven Market has it all. Here you will find an array of fresh fruits and vegetables, flowers, cheese, meats, baked goods, and handmade crafts. Located at Sint-Pietersplein, the market is open on weekdays and Saturdays from 8am to 6pm, and on Sundays from 9am to 6pm.

Leuven is truly a sight to behold and there is no shortage of things to explore. From grand old cathedrals and university libraries to bustling markets and vibrant entertainment venues, there’s something for everyone in Leuven. So, don’t miss out and start planning your trip today!

Plongez au cœur de Zurich, une ville qui allie parfaitement son riche héritage historique à une modernité éblouissante. Capitale économique et culturelle de la Suisse, Zurich offre un cadre idyllique avec ses paysages lacustres et montagneux. Découvrez ici une sélection des joyaux historiques et architecturaux incontournables de la ville, accompagnée de suggestions culinaires authentiques pour une expérience gustative mémorable.

Grossmünster
Ce monument emblématique de Zurich, avec ses deux tours jumelles, est un chef-d'œuvre de l'architecture romane. Lieu de culte majeur depuis le XIIe siècle, il offre une vue panoramique sur la ville depuis sa plateforme. Emplacement: Grossmünsterplatz, visite libre ou avec guide; horaires: 10h-18h; frais d'entrée: €5 pour l'accès au clocher.

Fraumünster
Connu pour ses vitraux signés Marc Chagall, ce monument religieux est un incontournable pour les amateurs d'art et d'histoire. Fondé en 853, le Fraumünster charme par son mélange d'architectures romane et gothique. Emplacement: Münsterhof 2, visite libre; horaires: 10h-16h; frais d'entrée: donation suggérée.

Altstadt (Vieille Ville)
Flânez dans les ruelles pittoresques de l'Altstadt, cœur historique de Zurich, où se mêlent bâtiments médiévaux, boutiques modernes et cafés charmants. Ne manquez pas la place Lindenhof pour une vue imprenable sur la ville. Emplacement: Centre de Zurich, accès libre à toute heure.

Lac de Zurich
Le lac de Zurich, avec sa promenade bordée d'arbres, est parfait pour une escapade relaxante. Louez un pédalo ou embarquez sur un ferry pour apprécier la tranquillité du lac et la beauté des paysages alentour. Emplacement: Bordure de Zurich, activités variées disponibles; horaires: selon l'activité.

Landesmuseum Zürich (Musée National Suisse)
Explorez l'histoire suisse à travers des expositions captivantes allant de la préhistoire à l'ère moderne. Le bâtiment, un splendide exemple d'architecture néo-gothique, vaut à lui seul le détour. Emplacement: Museumstrasse 2, horaires: 10h-17h; frais d'entrée: €10.

Bahnhofstrasse
Cette rue commerçante, l'une des plus luxueuses au monde, est idéale pour une session shopping haut de gamme ou simplement pour admirer les vitrines. Emplacement: De la gare principale de Zurich au lac, accès libre.

Uetliberg
Pour une vue à couper le souffle sur Zurich et les Alpes, une randonnée jusqu'au sommet de l'Uetliberg s'impose. Accessible toute l'année, c'est le point de vue parfait pour des photos inoubliables. Emplacement: À l'ouest de Zurich, accès par train ou à pied; horaires: ouvert 24h/24; frais d'entrée: gratuit.

Sur le plan culinaire, ne partez pas sans avoir goûté à la fondue et au raclette, des spécialités suisses par excellence, ainsi qu'au Zürcher Geschnetzeltes, une fricassée de veau à la zurichoise. Ces plats, accompagnés d'un vin local, promettent une expérience gustative authentique. Se déplacer dans Zurich est un jeu d'enfant grâce à son système de transport public efficace et bien intégré, incluant trams, bus, et trains, permettant d'explorer facilement tous ces sites d'intérêt.