Zürich People are, best known for their friendly and helpful nature. The people of Zürich are love their culture traditions and customs. Zurich being the largest city of Switzerland, is a home to approximately one-sixth of the total population of the nation. An estimation in March, 2007 showed that Zürich had a population of 371,767 people. The people living in Zürich are followers of brotherhood and love to live in peace.
There are several foreign groups residing in Zürich. The Germans (nearly 17.4%) make up the largest group of foreigners in the city. Many groups have also migrated from Kosovo, Albania and Italy. Almost 20% of the population of Zürich includes the suburban population. The official language of the Zürich people is German, but the most common dialect spoken in Zürich is Zürichdeutsch or Zürich German. It a local dialect of Swiss German. The people of Zürich follow Protestantism and in 20th century, some Catholics have also emerged in Zürich. However, there are some groups in Zurich, who do not follow any religion.
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Culture of Zürich People
The presence of several museums, art galleries, theaters and symphony and orchestra groups speak volumes about the rich culture and heritage of the people in Zurich. This city has inspired eminent literary personalities and also many scientists and musicians. Fuseli - the pre-romantic painter, Tristan Tzara and many other Dadaists of Zürich contributed their ideas in the Cabaret Voltaire of 1916. Music and dance is an integral part of life for the Zurich people. There are several opera and ballet groups where talented musicians from both Zurich as well as other parts of the globe perform. People of Zurich love to watch movies. Popular movies are made and screened at well known cinema halls in Zurich.
Zürich people are considered to be the most jovial and creative community in Switzerland. Zurich reflects a multicultural and international social structure.
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