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According to the decision of the Federal Council, restaurants are closed until 22 January 2021. Some have set up take-aways.

For an overview, you will find a list of the culinary offerings here:

We at the Bellevue and Stadelhofen Association wish you all the best for 2021. We look forward to welcoming you back to our shops as soon as possible.

The "Wienachtsdorf" on Sechseläutenplatz was cancelled. The Christkindlimarkt at Zurich Main Station was cancelled. The Christmas Market at Münsterhof was cancelled. The City Christmas Market was cancelled. "Singing Christmas Tree" on Werdmühleplatz was cancelled.

The following places are really Christmasy:

After 18 years they are back: Ursus & Nadeschkin, the national and international award-winning clown duo will finally ride through the sawdust again with cardboard horse! In addition to this circus classic, the two will - as always - completely reinvent themselves and dare to perform tricks and dressages that are uniquely created for Circus Knie!

The Zurich Film Festival is taking place and will be the first major cultural event after the Lockdown. We look forward to welcoming you at the ZFF and to diving into new film worlds with you.

Please note the currently valid measures that will be additionally implemented this year. We are closely monitoring the current situation and will adjust the concept on an ongoing basis.

The streaming weekend kicks off on Friday, 25 September, 7 pm with the premiere of Emmerich Kálmán's operetta "The Csárdás Princess". This will be followed on Saturday, 26 September, 6.30 p.m. by the live broadcast of the large-scale new production of "Boris Godunov" by Modest Mussorgsky, and on Sunday, 27 September, 8 p.m. will be the revival of the successful production of "Maria Stuarda" by Gaetano Donizetti.

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Since 22 June 2020, many measures to combat the new coronavirus have been lifted.

Now that the Federal Council has largely relaxed the measures as of 6 June, Switzerland is entering a new normality. With this decisive step, it is now important to integrate the necessary protective measures into everyday life in order to keep the infection rate low.

Even though some things are now possible again: Continue to follow the rules of hygiene and behaviour. Keep your distance, do not shake hands, wash your hands regularly, cough and sneeze into a handkerchief or the crook of your arm, stay at home if you have symptoms. And if possible, continue to work from home.