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THE DOLDER GRAND, ZURICH REDEFINING THE CIT Y BREAK


This summer, The Dolder Grand is redefining the city break in Zurich with a high-impact programme that blends sport, gastronomy, wellness and culture - set against the backdrop of the Alps, just minutes from the city centre.


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A NEW KIND OF TENNIS CULTURE: This season, the hotel brings a fashion-led edge to its leisure offering with its standout partnership with Lacoste. Le


Club


Lacoste Zurich transforms a forest-fringed tennis court into a design-driven destination - complete with curated equipment, a dedicated lounge and seamless concierge service. It’s less about court time, more about experience: a polished, members-club feel that taps into the growing appetite for lifestyle-led sport and brand collaborations.


ZURICH’S SUMMER TERRACE: KRUG LOUNGE Also returning for the season is the highly anticipated Krug Lounge, an elevated pop-up that has become one of Zurich’s most sought- after summer reservations. Set against sweeping views, it pairs prestige cuvees with a relaxed, open-air format that captures the shift toward experiential, terrace-led drinking and dining.


SEASONAL DINING + CELEBRATIONS The Dolder Grand continues to build on its culinary authority with a multi-layered F&B offering. From al fresco dining across its terraces to plant-forward concept such as garden-focused restaurant ‘blooms’, summer menus


lean into freshness and


seasonality. At the top end, Michelin-recognised fine dining under chef Heiko Nieder reinforces the hotel’s position within Switzerland’s high-gastronomy conversation with


Four Hands


dinners and brand-new Chef’s Table, while more relaxed spaces, from the Spa Café to Canvas Bar - deliver a lighter, all-day approach aligned with summer travel habits.


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