Bahnhofstrasse

Bahnhofstrasse is Zürich's main downtown street and one of the world's most expensive and exclusive shopping avenues.In 2011, a study named the Bahnhofstrasse the most expensive street for retail property in Europe, and the third most expensive worldwide. In 2016 ranked ninth.

Zurich, Switzerland, on the class is the richest in the world of the street. Class hoff street in Zurich Lima river on the west side, 1.4 kilometers long. Avenue was built in the 15 years BC, the Roman rule, the Romans in Zurich lake in the city, it began to develop into a thriving commercial center, becoming the most flourishing, one of the most "expensive" on the streets. And New York City''s fifth street (the 5 th Avenue). Switzerland''s most upscale shops can be found along the street, with its from the top of fashion designers to shoes, fur, jewelry, pottery and jewelry and so on upscale choice, of course, and the Swiss watch.

A low-key street, just a cold look like this, the buildings are more simple, not very prominent decoration, but luxury shops abound, top consumer places, snack bar prices are also extremely high.

The main street in Zurich, a main street for office and business, is not so wide and walks comfortably. There are too many luxury shops, and chocolate shops are especially expensive.

The street facing the main entrance of Zurich Railway Station is called Bahnhofstrasse. I feel that all the streets outside the Swiss city train stations are called Bahnhofstrasse. The Bahnhofstrasse in Zurich is the largest commercial street. It is crowded like Nanjing Road in Shanghai, but it is a tram running in the middle. There are four sections that carry a lot of passengers. There are also a lot of people here. There are 2 million residents in Zurich. There are many brand shops on Bahnhofstrasse and countless watch shops. Luxury goods are basically the most comprehensive. Although the price is high, China still has the most powerful purchasing power in the world. Every luxury store has Chinese salespersons who speak Chinese, so there is no problem in communication. Bahnhofstrasse is parallel to the Limmat River, with the railway station at one end and Lake Zurich at the other.