News From Zürich Tourism

Kerry James Marshall is one of the most important painters of our time. In his powerful works, he makes the life and history of Black Americans visible. Kunsthaus Zürich is now presenting, for the first time in the German-speaking world, a large-scale retrospective.
The exhibition runs from February 27 to August 16, 2026.

To the Exhibition

After a brief closure, Zurich’s oldest club is back: Palais Mascotte celebrated its reopening on January 29, 2026. The panoramic bar welcomes guests in the early evening for cocktails and culture, and from 10pm it transforms into a concert and party venue.
Open Wednesday to Saturday.

To the Club

Since Valentine’s Day, there’s a new culinary hotspot in District 9: Huberta. The chef duo Nina Wild and Mirjam Eberle serve seasonal cuisine and fine wines in a relaxed atmosphere. Definitely has the potential to become a new favorite neighborhood spot. Open from Tuesday to Saturday.

To the Restaurant

Cozy atmosphere, freshly brewed coffee, homemade cakes, all-day brunch, and regional lunch dishes define the new Philo Café & Bar. The experience is rounded out by an extensive drink menu – from iced matcha lattes to Spritz al Limone, there’s something for every taste. An ideal spot for any time of day, this new meeting place in Zurich’s District 6 is open daily.

To Café & Bar Philo

Zurich Tourism presents a curated AI guide based on expert knowledge. The digital travel companion offers personalized, high-quality recommendations and clearly stands apart from generic AI responses. Since February, it has been available online for both visitors and locals—developed in collaboration with other tourism organizations and the Swiss start-up Holoai AG.

To the Press Release