Heading to Zurich? Try these five lesser-known hidden gems

To get a taste of classy Swiss cocktails and its popular art scene (both at the same time), head to Zurich's Cabaret Voltaire.

This art center-cum-cafe came into being over a hundred years ago to celebrate the inspiring Dada art movement.

So, take a break at this place while strolling through the city and witness some amazingly creative and artistic performances.

Most tourists going to Zurich end up filling their time in the city's old town, but since you've decided to tread the road less traveled by, we advise you to take a look at the western part of the city.

Zurich West, that once housed the city's industry quarters, today has some of the hippest and trendiest shops, restaurants, and museums in the area.

Before the arrival of color photography and advanced plastics technology, moulages were the most important tool for sharing scientific and medical knowledge.

Started back in 1916, this museum contains wax representations (moulages) of many diseases, including cancer and syphilis.

What's more? This unusual museum happens to be the second-largest collection of moulages in the world after Le Musée des Moulages in Saint Louis, France.

MFO Park: Once a machine factory, this quirky park in Zurich features free-growing vines along walls and trellis of metal bars. Don't miss out a trip.

Schwamendingen X: Schwamendingen X is an X-shaped rail piece, where tramcars change their course from right-hand travel on the overground lines to left-hand travel in the tunnel.

So, on your next trip to Zurich, do include these secret-spots.