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		Affär Fashion / Accessory Widdergasse 8 Tel +41 (0)44 221 25 00 Mon 12:00-18:30 Tue-Fri 10:00-14:00 / 15:00-18:30 Sat 10:00-17:00 Tram No. 6, 7, 11, 13 Stop “Rennweg” Affär is a small shop with fine and unusual fashion items for men and women. On one side there are some very stylish shoe labels from Italy, England and Spain featuring striking details. Each model is unique and carries a personal touch. On the other hand there are fine Japanese jeans with a special value: dyed with natural indigo, material from unusual blends - for instance denim with paper or cashmere - and coated with all kinds of specialties like tree resin or steel dust.

>		Boutique Roma Fashion www.boutique-roma.ch Lintheschergasse 17 Tel +41 (0)44 222 18 81 Mon-Fri 09:30-19:00 Sat 09:30-17:00 Tram No. 3, 6, 10, 14 and Bus No. 31 Stop “Bahnhofplatz/HB” Boutique Roma is one of Zurich’s top addresses for the avant-garde, promoting designers like Belgium’s Dries Van Noten, Ann Demeulemeester, Martin Margiela, Haider Ackermann, the American Rick Owens and the Japanese Comme des Garçons and Junya Watanabe. The range is complemented by shoes by Gianni Barbato, Marsèll, Golden Goose, Roberto Del Carlo and many others. Fashion for Women and Men.

		Fidelio Fashion www.fidelio-kleider.ch Münzplatz 1 Tel +41 (0)44 211 13 11 Mon 11:00-19:00 Tue-Fri 10:00-19:00 Sat 10:00-17:00 Tram No. 6, 7, 11, 13 Stop “Rennweg” The main shop at Münzplatz 1, carries top labels such as: D-Squared, Neil Barrett, Viktor & Rolf, Costume National, Martin Margiela, Paul Smith, Marc Jacobs, Helmut Lang, Acne etc. Fidelio 2 Nüschelerstrasse 30 Zurich Tel +41 (0)43 344 84 70 Mon 11:00-19:00 Tue-Fri 10:00-19:00 Sat 10:00-17:00 Tram No. 2, 9 and Bus No. 66 Stop “Sihlstrasse” The second shop at Nüschelerstrasse 30 carries niche brands and second lines such as: Paul & Joe, By Malene Birger, Tara Jarmon, Theory, Hope, Alessandrini. Ruth Grüninger + Fidelio Nüschelerstrasse 31 Zurich Tel +41 (0)43 497 24 49 Mon 11:00-19:00 Tue-Fri 10:00-19:00 Sat 10:00-17:00 Tram No. 2, 9 and Bus No. 66 Stop “Sihlstrasse” The third shop is also at Nüschelerstrasse 31, where Fidelio sell their own label with designer Ruth Grüninger. Rabatt, Fidelio (the outlet store) badenerstrasse 75 Zurich Tel +41 (0)44 240 05 10 Mon 12:00-18:30 Tue-Fri 11:00-18:30 Sat 10:00-17:00 Tram No. 2, 3 Stop “Bezirksgebäude” The fourth shop is an outlet store at Badenerstrasse 75.

		Ida Gut Fashion www.idagut.ch Ankerstrasse 112 Tel +41 (0)44 291 33 60 Mon-Fri 11:00-18:30 Sat 10:00-16:00 Tram No. 8 and Bus No. 32 Stop “Helvetiaplatz” The design team of Ida Gut is fanatical about the cut and the details of clothes. Her fashion is made for people who have a clear vision of their own independent style. Everything is designed and produced in Switzerland. The new store is amongst the most precious yet simple shop designs of Zurich - located in the vibrant “Kreis 4”, an upcoming area for design and art connoisseurs.

		Looq Designermode Fashion www.looq.ch Kirchgasse 3 Tel +41 (0)43 233 03 30 Mon 13:00-19:00 Tue-Fri 10:00-19:00 Thu-20:00 Sat 09:00-17:00 Tram No. 4, 15 Stop “Helmhaus” The store is located in the heart of the old town of Zurich, right in front of the Grand Munster church. Innovative design gives this place a distinctive atmosphere. Great selection of vanguard fashion collections Yohji Yamamoto, Limi Feu, A.F. Vandevorst, Share Spirit, Peachoo+Krejberg, Hannoh, Antonio Marras, Biryukov, Antonio Berardi, Sara Lanzi.

		Making Things Fashion www.makingthings.ch Grungasse 20 Tel +41 (0)43 243 31 88 Wed - Fri 12:00-19:00 Sat 11:00-17:00 Tram No. 2, 3 Stop “Bezirksgebäude” This shop is an experimental playground. The three designers Clod Bernegger, Annina Züst and Hanna Kawasaki offer streetwear and eccentric clothing for special occasions, by domestic and international new fashion designers - or toys, jewellery, books, gifts, baby articles... Making Things also showcases up-and-coming artists. Every month a new exhibit.

		Tran Hin Phu Fashion www.tranhinphu.com Birmensdorferstrasse 32 Tel +41 (0)43 243 90 16 Wed-Fri 11:30-19:00 Sat 11:30-16:00 Tram No. 9, 14 Stop “Werd” Tran Hin Phu studied fashion design at the Basel Academy for Art and Design and graduated in 2001. That same year, he won the Swiss Textiles Awards. He presents his collection in New York, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Paris and Berlin and is considered to be one of the most promising young Swiss designers. He currently has his own fashion store in Zurich where he sells his own fashion, accessories and jewellery for men and women, while devoting great attention to material, colours and shape.

		Vestibule Fashion www.vestibule.ch Spiegelgasse 13 Tel +41 (0)44 260 13 31 Mon-Fri 11:00-19:00 Sat 10:00-17:00 Bus No. 31 and Tram No. 3 Stop “Neumarkt” or Tram No. 4, 15 Stop “Helmhaus” If you want to discover the hippest women’s fashion brands of the moment in a charming atmosphere, visit the concept store Vestibule. The exquisite choice of creative clothing, accessories and gifts with a definitely “French touch” is tasteful and inspiring. You will find brands like Vanessa Bruno, Cacharel, Marc by Marc Jacobs, 3.1. Phillip Lim, Forte-Forte, Burfitt, Notify, Luella, Christian Wijnants, Avril Gau, Ikou Tschüss, Mizensir (candles), The Laundress (laundry products), etc. Their friendly team will be happy to help you style your new outfit. The boutique is located in the heart of the old town.

	Video by NOMAD. ©NOMAD & 8001 Grieder Concept Shop, 2009. All rights reserved.	8001 Zurich - Grieder Concept Shop Design www.bongenie-grieder.ch Bahnhofstrasse 30 Tel. +41 (0)44 224 37 97 Tram No. 2, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 13 Stop “Paradeplatz” Located on the second floor of Grieder Zurich, right next to the famous Griederbar, “8001” is not simply a new department within a store but an address in its own right - as suggested by the reference to the postal code 8001. The Concept Shop combines the useful and the futile, culture and consumption, luxury and low prices. It invites you to discover not only selected fashion and design items but also electronic equipment and magazines - the hits of today. It is a concentrate of fashion, deco, techno, gifts - sometimes even inspired by the culinary arts and cosmetics.

		Elastique Design/Furniture www.elastique.ch Grüngasse 19 Tel +41 (0)44 242 00 54 Wed-Fri 15:00-20:00 Sat 11:00-16:00 Tram No. 2, 3 Stop “Bezirksgebäude” Excellent mid-century furniture is the speciality, with loads to choose from. Beautiful tables, comfy chairs, dressers, showcases and stands in unique, modern designs, classy materials and soft colours catch the eye. Swiss classic designs rule the roost, while a myriad of international creations make an impression too. Designers featured are Charles Eames, Florence Knoll, Eero Saarinen, Verner Panton, George Nelson, Dieter Waeckerlin, Arne Vodder and many more. Re-editons of old favorites like the original fiberglass chair, the Eero Aarnio ball chair or the Panton-style shell lamp are also available.

		Id-Atelier Zürich Design/Objects/Jewellery www.id-atelier.com Kanzleistrasse 119 Tel +41 (0)43 243 32 00 Tue-Fri 10:00-18:30 Sat 11:00-16:00 Tram No. 2, 3 Stop “Kalkbreite” or No. 8 Stop “Bäckeranlage” The id-atelier is not just a jewellery design studio for the creations of Inka and Oliver Dörfler, it is also a showroom for their wall sculptures, accessories and small furniture. The jewellery is inspired by the style of the sixties, art and architecture. The design is graphic, but some of it is also playful and colourful. The furniture and wall sculptures are an eye-catching item for the home. All pieces are lovingly hand-made and express a passion for round forms in all their variety - to look at in an ambience full of atmosphere.

		Limited Stock Design/Accessory www.limited-stock.com Spiegelgasse 22 Tel +41 (0)43 268 56 20 Tue-Fri 11:00-18:30 Sat 10:00-16:00 Bus No. 31 and Tram No. 3 Stop “Neumarket” or Tram No. 4, 15 Stop “Helmhaus” Since 2005, the shopping destination for selected rarities and precious one-offs. Limited Stock is situated in an almost 200 year-old building, previously a metal workshop. The concept of the two founders, sculptor Hubert Spörri and interior designer Ulrich Zickler, is to carefully put together a selection of objects and rarities which may exemplify one particular tradition of manufacturing, products that combine functionality with beauty, as well as simply unique finds.

		Museum für Gestaltung Zürich Design www.museum-gestaltung.ch Ausstellungsrstrasse 60 Tel +41(0)43 446 67 67 Tue-Thu 10:00-20:00 / Fri-Sun 10:00-17:00 The Museum of Design Zurich is dedicated to design, visual communication, new media and architecture. The building, constructed in 1933 by Steger & Egender, is under a preservation order, and is one of the most striking examples of the Modern Architecture ("Neues Bauen" style) of architecture in Switzerland. In its visual archives the museum preserves objects of international importance: the Design Collection, the Graphics Collection, the Applied Art Collection and the Poster Collection are rich in milestones of technical and aesthetic development since the start of industrialisation.

		Das Haus Denim fashion/Vinyl/CD/Coffee-Bar/Club www.dashaus4.ch Langstrasse 83 Tel +41 (0)43 317 18 70 Tram No. 8 and Bus No. 32 Stop “Helvetiaplatz” or Bus No. 31, 32 Stop “Militär-/Langstrasse” Die Ladenstrasse: Mon-Wed 11:00-20:00 Thu/Fri 11:00-22:00 Sat 10:00-18:00 Shop with light contemporary urban style. It’s one of the biggest shop in Europe with strong Denim brands like Nike, Nudie Jeans, Lee, Wrangler Jeans, Diesel, DSL 55, Edwin Jeans, Pointer, Converse, G-Star, Evisu, Hummel, Levis, Coorin. Das Kafe: Mon-Thu 11:00-02:00 Fri 11:00-04:00 Sat 10:00-04:00 One of the loveliest Coffee-Bar in Langstrasse. Warm and comfortable atmosphere. One can have a nice coffee or a glass of wine while reading an art magazine and listening to the sound of DJ’s playing rare Groove of the 1970’s and Old School Classics from the record store. Klub Rekords: Mon-Wed 11:00-20:00 Thu/Fri 11:00-22:00 Sat 10:00-18:00 Record store with the rarest vinyl selection of soul, funk and jazz in Switzerland and other special items like art and design magazines, books and original posters. Der Klub: Tue-Thu 21:00-04:00 Fri/Sat 23:00-06:00 A real music club for adults and urban people in Switzerland. Warm and sophisticated atmosphere; a cozy dance floor and a quiet lounge area; the best air in town and not to forget, a great music from the 1960’s to today makes this club a very special place to go out. Entry for people over 28 Tue 20:00-04:00 the extra ordinarie jazz lounge Wed 20:00-04:00 klubconcerts Thu 20.00-04.00 haus jam-session Fri/Sat 22.00-06.00 forty years of clubmusic

		Greulich Restaurant Restaurant www.greulich.ch Herman-Greulich-Strasse 56 Tel +41(0)43 243 42 43 Mon-Fri 11:30-14:00 and 18:30-23:30 / Sat 18:30-23:30 Also bar open 19:00-24:00 every day Bus No. 31 and Tram No. 8 Stop “Güterbahnhof” Spanish, especially Catalan, as well as oriental influences present in the cuisine of Southern Spain are the basis of this Mediterranean and experimental cuisine – together with the principles of the Slow Food movement. The Greulich Restaurant is listed with 16 points in the famous Gault Millau gourmet guide.

		Josef Restaurant www.josef.ch Gasometerstrasse 24 Tel +41 (0)44 271 65 95 Open for lunch Mon-Fri open for dinner mon-sat Tram No. 4, 13 Stop “Limmatplatz” or Bus No. 32 Stop “Röntgenstrasse” Josef has abolished the main course in order to serve you big excitement in small dishes. This step into culinary Avant-Garde was the beginning of the “Adventures in modern cuisine”. The bar is well known for its authentic cocktail culture. Every Friday and Saturday Night jiggy DJs are invited, making this place a true alternative to Zurich’s weekend mainstream.

		Lily’s Stomach Supply Restaurant www.lilys.ch Langstrasse 197 Tel +41 (0)44 440 18 85 open everyday / no reservations Bus No. 32 Stop “Röntgenstrasse” Lily’s Stomach Supply opened up in 1999 at the legendary Langstrasse in Zurich and is packed ever since. It’s a perfect “Panasian Mensa” for urban people who like to eat good (and spend little) anytime of the day. Freshly made soups, noodles, curries and wok dishes are served in a modern and functional atmosphere. This is the fusion of healthy food and smart design.

		Longstreet Bar Bar/Club www.longstreetbar.ch Langstrasse 92 Tel +41 (0)44 241 21 72 Sun-Thu 20:00-03:00 Fri/Sat 20:00-04:00 Tram No. 8 and Bus No. 32 Stop “Helvetiaplatz” or Bus No. 31, 32 Stop “Militär-/Langstrasse” An old cabaret turned into a bar. The locale has been carefully renovated, retaining some of its original interior. The crowd is mixed, from poor to rich, workers to unemployed. Events such as concerts, readings and parties take place every other day. It is definitely one of “the meeting points” of Zurich’s hip scene.

		Ristorante Italia Restaurant www.ristorante-italia.ch Zeughausstrasse 61 Tel +41 (0)43 233 88 44 open for lunch Mon-Fri open for dinner everyday Tram No. 8 and bus No. 32 Stop “Helvetiaplatz” or Bus No. 31 Stop “Kanonengasse” Ristorante Italia is the rebirth of the “Cucina povera” which is the traditional way of home-cooking in Italy. The heart of Italia is the “Salumeria”. There you will find rarities of cheese, sausages and dry meats. The wine selection covers more than 100 sorts coming from Italy and TiciNo. The place is always crowded, especially in summertime when the beautiful garden is open. It’s best on Sundays and Mondays for a romantic diner. “In Italia si mangia bene!“

		Volkshaus Cafe Bar Restaurant Restaurant www.restaurantvolkshaus.ch Stauffacherstrasse 60 Tel +41 (0)44 242 11 55 Open 365 days, Sun-Tue 08:00-24:00 Wed-Sat 08:00-03:00 Tram No. 8 and Bus No. 32 Stop “Helvetiaplatz” Four nightlife impresarios got together to re-open one of Zurich’s largest restaurants. The restaurant has been completely re-designed. The Volkshaus restaurant remains a traditional locale and places a high value on quality. Organic Swiss and Mediterranean cuisine is served in a ambiance reminiscent of an old “Kaffeehaus“ or Parisian bistro.

	Installation: Kevin Fries and Sebastian Schaub, Video produced by schwarzpictures.com Greulich ©2008 all rights reserved	Greulich Hotel Hotel www.greulich.ch Herman-Greulich-Strasse 56 Tel +41 (0)43 243 42 43 18 Rooms - Price range from CHF 200 to 380 Bus No. 31 and Tram No. 8 Stop “Güterbahnhof” This very intimate Design Hotel is located in a quiet residential neighborhood, two steps from Langstrasse, one of Zurich’s most vibrant areas to live and go out. The building welcomes its guests with striking architecture, a purist interior design and tender sensuality. Hotel Greulich combines tradition and modernism, warmth and elegance, luxury and understatement and is a symbol for an urban way of life within an oasis of tranquility. It has been designed into a modern minimalist boutique, complete with soothing monochrome guest rooms and a central courtyard planted with birch trees. The stylish atmosphere throughout the hotel is definitely very urban and yet at the same time “Zen”. Hotel Greulich is a place of sensuality, joie de vivre and the good things in life.

		Galerie Bob Van Orsouw Art Gallery www.bobvanorsouw.ch Limmatstrasse 270 Tel 044 273 11 00 Tue-Fri 12:00-18:00 Sat 11:00-17:00 The program of the gallery focuses on international contemporary high quality creative arts including painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, multimedia and installation. The gallery is also dedicated to the promotion of the young contemporary Swiss art scene. Long-term relationships of trust and sympathy with artists, curators and collectors are the foundation of this gallery’s ongoing success.

		Suzie-Q Projects Art Gallery www.suzie-q.ch Limmatstrasse 265 Tel 044 273 03 00 Tue-Fri 12:00 - 18:00 Sat 11:00 - 17:00 In January 2007, Bob van Orsouw and Birgid Uccia opened a new exhibition space on Zurich’s Limmatstrasse, vis à vis the main Bob van Orsouw Gallery in the Loewenbraeu building. This project room, which goes by the name of “Suzie Q Projects”, has been planned as an open and communicative platform for the international presentation of artists and art projects. The name “Suzie Q” harks back to the legendary song by Creedence Clearwater Revival of 1968, the first title they sang under this name.

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