빌트니스파크 취리히 실발트 주변 최고의 도시 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

It's OK for a short wait, otherwise it's worth taking a short walk along the lake. The trip on the steamer is definitely recommended!

Ludretikon boathouse, Thalwil The boathouse, originally part of a large property with a villa and park, has been owned by the municipality since 1926. It was built in 1896 (information from the Thalwil New Year's Bulletin 2016). Text / Source: Municipality of Thalwil, Alte Landstrasse 112, 8800 Thalwil https://www.thalwil.ch/sehenswuerdigkeiten

BOAT STATION, Thalwil Port of Zurich Lake Shipping Company Distance between boat station and train station, approx. 250 Cast off on Lake Zurich Information and timetable at ZSG.CH/FAHRPLAN https://www.zsg.ch/de/ https://www.zsg.ch/de/unterwegs/am-steg/schiffstation-thalwil

Villa "Diana" with park and orangery, Thalwil The villa, designed in the neo-baroque style, was built between 1873 and 1875. A greenhouse and a wooden shed were added a few years later. The second greenhouse was built in 1897 and converted into an orangery in 1921 (information from the Thalwil New Year's Gazette 2016). Text / Source: Municipality of Thalwil, Alte Landstrasse 112, 8800 Thalwil https://www.thalwil.ch/sehenswuerdigkeiten

Train station, Thalwil In 1875, Thalwil got its first train station with the opening of the left-bank Zurich Lake Railway. In 1960, it was demolished and replaced by the current building. The architect is Max Vogt, who built many buildings for the SBB (information from Thalwiler Neujahrsblatt, 2016). Text / Source: Municipality of Thalwil, Alte Landstrasse 112, 8800 Thalwil https://www.thalwil.ch/sehenswuerdigkeiten

Old sawmill and mill, Thalwil The mill also has a sawmill. The mill was shut down towards the end of the century before last, but the sawmill continued to operate until 1856. Today, the technical and cultural monument is still regularly used for demonstrations (information from Thalwiler Neujahrsblatt, 2016). Text / Source: Municipality of Thalwil, Alte Landstrasse 112, 8800 Thalwil https://www.thalwil.ch/sehenswuerdigkeiten

Evangelical Reformed Church, Thalwil The Reformed Church on Plattenplatz is visible from afar. It is one of the most important Neoclassical religious buildings in Switzerland and is a listed historical monument. Concerts are regularly held in the Reformed Church, and the congregation uses it for meetings, especially the budget meeting at the beginning of December (information partly from the Thalwil New Year's publication 2016). Text / Source: Municipality of Thalwil, Alte Landstrasse 112, 8800 Thalwil https://www.thalwil.ch/sehenswuerdigkeiten

Evangelical Reformed Church, Thalwil On May 19, 1943, the church burned to the ground due to construction work in the tower, an event still talked about in Thalwil today. It was decided to rebuild on the same foundations, although the nave was slightly extended towards Plattenplatz. On April 14, 1946, the rebuilt church was consecrated. It had received a new spire with a crown (Charlemagne's Crown?) in place of the old, Grossmünster-style spire. A new, large organ by the Kuhn company of Männedorf was also added, as well as stained-glass windows by the Zurich glass painter Max Hunziker (the artist's first, who would have turned 100 in 2001; his last windows can be seen in Meilen). ... The five bells, cast by the Rüetschi company, weigh over 14 tons and are named "Faith," "Love," "Hope," "Justice," and "Peace." They are tuned to G#, B, C#, D#, and F#. The baptismal font, created by the Munich sculptor Hautmann, dates back to the old church built in 1845 and was rescued from the burning building through courageous efforts. (Further remnants of the old church can be viewed in the local museum.) Text / Source: Evangelical Reformed Church, Thalwil https://www.kirche-thalwil.ch/geschichte_kirche