Great way to see the city ! - Lisa was fantastic guide we saw everything now we can go out & explore! Great way to see the city in the heat !

Loved it! - We absolutely loved our tour and our guide. We only had a short time in the city so this was perfect for us. Our guide was helpful in suggesting local favorites for dining and things to do after our tour. I’d highly recommend.

Great intro to the city! - I chose this tour as a different way to introduce myself to a new city as opposed to a walking tour. My husband and I were both very thankful we chose this after our long flight and on our first day in Zürich. In addition, it was raining and we would not have enjoyed walking around for two or three hours in the rain seeing the sites, our driver, I don’t remember his name, was great! He was very informative and had a great personality. I paid a little extra to be dropped back off into old town. However, neither my husband, nor I felt very well after our long flight so he drove us to our hotel instead which we were very grateful , I would definitely do this again as a nice way to the city, especially after a long flight or if the weather isn’t up to par.

Great fun - A lovely way to see Zürich. Our guide was great, perfect English, very friendly and knowledgeable. Would definitely recommend.

Really recommended!!! - Our driver (Marco) shone with great knowledge, wit and inside information about Züri. Thanks for the entertaining 90 minutes!!!!

Great tour of sights! - Rob was great! We really enjoyed the tour and history. Perfect first day over view. We went back to several spots he recommended.

Best way to see Zürich - My husband and I really enjoyed seeing the city via etuk-tuk. It’s so much nicer (faster) than walking, and better than driving in a car (since it’s open and can go down narrow streets). I would recommend this to anyone wanting a quick taste of the city.

Driver Dependent tour - Great tour but our driver was just OK. He did not talk much, did not answer many questions and seemed to be shaking off a late night of drinking. I think this tour depends on your driver. We have done Tuk Tuk tours in other countries that were fantastic. We DID get a good overview of the city just by observation and then could walk back to the areas. There was another group that went and ended the same time we did and they had a very interactive driver.

The fascinating surroundings of Spinazzola - For anyone passing through Spinazzola I recommend a visit to the former. Bauxite mine, a quarry with various shades of red that recalls the colors of the Grand Canyon. Amazing view. Then nearby, the Ponte dei 21 arches, a mid-19th century railway bridge set in uncontaminated nature, is worth a stop. Absolutely worth seeing

Terrible driver - Tour covered a lot of ground but the driver was terrible. He spoke the whole time, but it felt like he was mostly reading from a script, and we were not engaged. Some of the information was not that interesting, (“this is a restaurant, this is a bar, this is going to be a bar” or “my friend owns this store and he is 75 but looks 60”), or was hard to follow. Focusing on the more significant buildings, rather than just non-stop talking would likely be more engagaging. Also passengers in the back seat could not hear very well. Three main issues that really ruined the experience: -I don’t know if it is standard policy, but they kept the fondu table in the tuk tuk, even though we were not using it. So three of us were squished to the sides, uncomfortable and had no room for our feet, to make space for unused equipment. -The driver made several potentially offensive or problematic statements, including that a cupcake store “is only for women” and that the women have to “run the the gym” after eating cupcakes, and that a LGTB club is only open due to “political correctness. -The driver never suggested stopping to admire a view or take a photo; if you are going to say the “most beautiful view” or the “most beautiful street” is “over there”, you would expect to stop and actually see those views-not just drive by. I understand time is limited, but stopping for a minute or two at the most important/scenic places, would be preferable to just driving up and down seemingly random streets. (I emailed the company with these concerns, but got no response)