“A haircut and a history lesson?” you might ask, raising an eyebrow. Yes, here at Zürcher, they go hand in hand. This isn’t just any salon. Zürcher also houses a gallery, a testament to the city’s blend of style and substance. And speaking of substance, did you know that Zurich, this chic metropolis, started its journey as a humble Roman tax outpost? Imagine, sandals and chariots instead of these sleek trams. They called it Turicum, and it was all about controlling trade routes through the Alps. Centuries whirled by, the little town clung to existence. It wasn’t until the 9th century that Zurich got its first historical shout-out, now under the influence of Charlemagne’s grandson. From there, Zurich blossomed, becoming a city in its own right and even a part of the Holy Roman Empire. But here’s a twist: for a time, Zurich was essentially ruled by its own version of a queen – the Fraumünster abbess. That is, until the Protestant Reformation swept in and rearranged the city’s religious and power structures. Zurich, always the entrepreneur, embraced trade with gusto. By the 18th century, it was practically run by its guilds, wielding power like tax collectors. And look around you today – that spirit of enterprise is alive and well. So, as you get your hair styled here at Zürcher, remember: you’re in a city that’s always reinventing itself, much like a fresh cut and style.
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