Aathal Dinosaur Museum
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Larger than you think.
ZürichCARD PLUS: 20% off admission for one adult or child
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Alpamare
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Europe's biggest indoor water park.
ZürichCARD PLUS: 15% off the price of admission.
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Address:
Alpamare
Gwattstrasse 12
8808 Pfäffikon
Tel. (0)55 415 15 15
Fax (0)55 415 15 10
www.alpamare.ch
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Open hours:
Sun-Mon 9am-10pm
Tue-Thu 10am-10pm
Fri 10am-11pm
Sat 9am-11pm
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Atzmännig – the giant slide with the theme park
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Featuring the most attractive giant slide in Switzerland, Atzmännig offers a fun day out for the whole family. Experience thrilling rides down the 700-meter slide, either singly or in pairs. Take the chairlift up to the start – three, two, one – down you go.
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Address:
Atzmännig
8638 Goldingen
Tel. (0)55 284 64 44
Fax (0)55 284 64 35
info@atzmaennig.ch
www.atzmaennig.ch
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Open hours:
Daily from the end of april until the end of october, in good weathers.
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Casino Zürichsee AG
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Casino with 12 game tables ans 150 slot machines. Admission: Free, for anyone at least 18 years of age and only with an official ID, smart attire requested.
ZürichCARD PLUS: Lucky-Chip worth CHF 5.– or a voucher for a free drink at the Casino bar.
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Castle Kyburg Museum
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The Kyburg towers above the Töss and is home to a magnificent exhibition illustrating 800 years of private and public life in the castle and on the land around it.
ZürichCARD PLUS: Free entry
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Address:
Museum Schloss Kyburg
8314 Kyburg
Tel. (0)52 232 46 64
Fax (0)52 232 69 35
museum@schlosskyburg.ch
www.schlosskyburg.ch
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Open hours:
March 21 - October 31: Tue-Sun 10.30am-5.30pm
November 1 - March 20: Sat/Sun 10.30am-4.30pm
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Coin and antiques collection - Münzkabinett
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This small money museum features 50,000 coins, medals and bank notes.
ZürichCARD PLUS: Free entry
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Hegi Castle
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Residential tower dating back to 1200, with caracteristic extensions from the 15th to the 18th centuries.
ZürichCARD PLUS: Free entry
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Address:
Schloss Hegi
Hegifeldstrasse 125
8409 Winterthur-Hegi
Tel. (0)52 242 38 40
Fax (0)52 242 58 30
schlosshegi@win.ch
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Open hours:
March-Oct:
Tue-Thu, Sat, 2-5pm
Sun 10am-noon/2-5pm
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Kellenberger timepiece collection
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Since 1999, the precious collection has been housed in the Gewerbemuseum, the museum of trades. The new exhibition takes the visitor on a journey through time: It leads past early instruments for observing the sky, past sundials, hourglasses and wheel watches all the way to synchronized chronometers. Highlights of the collection are the famous steel console clocks of the Winterthur watchmakers Liechti from the 16th and 17th centuries and a significant collection of Swiss wooden wheel clocks dating back to the 18th century. The transformation of the manufacturing process as a result of the industrial revolution is also illustrated.
ZürichCARD PLUS: Free entry
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Kunsthalle Winterthur
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Expose new works for discussion, provide space for experiments, display contemporary art: those are the aims of the Kunsthalle Winterthur. It also offers Winterthur artists a forum for their own exhibitions in its two rooms at the Waaghaus.
ZürichCARD PLUS: Free entry
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Lindengut museum
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The museum's collection focuses on the history of Winterthur from the Roman age until the nineteenth century and on arts and crafts. It includes ceramics, coat of arms shields and timepieces from the 16th and 17th centuries as well as interiors from the 18th century, among them as a special attraction a wedding room, which is used for civil weddings. In addition, the coachman's cottage houses a collection of old toys.
ZürichCARD PLUS: Free entry
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Mörsburg
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Important castle of counts th the east of Winterthur offering excellent vantage points.
ZürichCARD PLUS: Free entry
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Museum Briner und Kern
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This museum shows paintings from the Jakob Briner Foundation, in particular landscapes, still lives and pictures of people by Dutch masters of the 17th century, illustrating their impact on French, English and German painters of the 19th century. Visitors may also view a collection of miniature European likenesses from the 16th-19th century, donated to the museum by E. S. Kern.
ZürichCARD PLUS: Free entry
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