Is it magic? That’s what you might wonder as you stand before the Trinkbrunnen SWW Moos. Clear, crisp water flows freely from this unassuming fountain. This isn’t just any water. This, my friends, is the lifeblood of Zurich. The Trinkbrunnen SWW Moos, you see, is a testament to the city’s incredible water network. It draws its water from the Seewasserwerk (SWW) Moos, Zurich’s oldest water treatment plant. Built in 1912, this plant, along with the Seewasserwerk Lengg, quenches the thirst of almost a million people. They provide a staggering 70% of Zurich’s drinking water. So, take a sip from the Trinkbrunnen SWW Moos and savor the taste of history. It’s a taste of innovation and a reminder that even the simplest things can be extraordinary.
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