The Hardeggsteg, a simple-looking footbridge, links the Hardturm district to Zürich Höngg. Its name, however, carries a clue. Did you notice the “Hard” at the beginning? This “Hard” isn’t a modern term for a difficult challenge. It actually derives from an old word for a meadow or pasture. In the past, this area was likely used for grazing animals. It’s a bit of a hidden insight into the history of Zurich – it’s not just buildings and cobblestones. It reminds us of the city’s ancient roots. The Hardeggsteg, built in 1974, is a bridge with a story hidden in its name. It stands as a subtle reminder of the city’s evolution over the centuries, from verdant pastures to bustling neighbourhoods.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to