City Guide

Zurich is the perfect city for both students and workers, not only thanks to its wide selection of serviced apartments but also to the countless rooftop restaurants where you can enjoy beautiful views of the city’s streets, the lake, and the Alps.

Did you know that Switzerland houses over 7000 lakes, as well as numerous rivers and streams?

Thanks to a wide range of renowned universities, an impressive economy, the presence of several multinational corporations, and an outdoor lifestyle, the city of Geneva is a dream come true for students from all over the globe.

Did you know Lugano offers over 400 km of marked bike trails?

What does the term ‘micro living’ mean? It is a housing trend that enables inexpensive temporary renting in central locations in cities without having to sacrifice one’s private sphere.

In summer, Geneva offers both the vibrant vibes of a big city and the quietness of a human-scale town, along with several amazing events that range from food festivals to outdoor screenings and games. Let’s discover them together!

In summer, there’s always something going on in Zurich, thanks to the numerous open-air concerts, live shows, and theater evenings. Such stunning events make Zurich a city where you can’t easily get bored. Let’s see them together!

The Sechseläuten is a traditional Zurich event that announces the beginning of spring.

This stunning festival is usually celebrated on the first Monday after the spring equinox. Yet, this year it will be held on Monday 25th of April.

So, let’s discover more!

Switzerland has a population of around 7 million residents – nearly 2 millions of which are foreigners.

Bern – the Swiss capital – is surely one of the best cities in the world, thanks to its environment, transport, urban and life quality. Yet, before moving, you should be aware of both the pros and cons of living in this wonderful city. Let’s see them in detail!