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The Yacht Club Rapperswil, "YCR" for short, was founded in 1922 and has its port in Rapperswil on the upper lake of Zurich. We have water places for sailboats and a platform for boats in the port of the city of Rapperswil. We also have an irrigation ramp on the Lido. With the exception of the club's own motorboats, we do not offer spaces for motorboats. We give our water seats to club members who

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8 Best Things to Do in Rapperswil, Switzerland

• March 13, 2023 November 16, 2023

Last Updated on November 16, 2023 by Darla

A day trip to Rapperswil is suitable for people who just want to get out of Zurich. Rapperswil is a pretty town located 30 km southeast of Zurich. Besides the old town, it has a castle and a promenade by the lake. Because of the roses in the parks, Rapperswil is also called the town of roses ( Rosenstadt in German). 

The town of Rapperswil is on the border of the cantons of Schwyz, Zurich, and St. Gallen. With 26,000 residents, it’s the second biggest municipality in Lake Zurich and the canton of St. Gallen .  Although it’s part of St. Gallen, it’s closer to Zurich geographically, economically, and culturally. 

Rapperswil is a beautiful lakeside location that’s relaxing and interesting. This is the perfect mix of a small city and nature. It’s also the regional center for Obersee (Upper Lake Zurich). People can work and live here because it’s an urban area. 

1. Visit Rapperswil’s Old Town

Rapperswil’s Old Town is a relaxing place to stroll. The area is full of boutiques, restaurants, and street cafes amidst a Mediterranean vibe. Summertime is a pleasant time to eat outdoors on the busy promenade.

Along with all the restaurants and shops, you’ll see the Town Hall ( Rathaus ), as well as the Rapperswil Castle ( Schloss Rapperswil) .

There’s also a medieval church in nearby Jona called the Church of St. Dionys-Wurmsbach (Kapelle St. Dionys). There are late Gothic murals in this medieval church that have been around since 1217. 

2. Take a Dip in Lake Zurich

There are a lot of water activities in Rapperswil. They have a yacht club, a canoe club, and a rowing club. There are also bathing areas there, like Seebadi Rapperswil and Strandbad Stampf . Many bird species live in protected natural areas on the water.

On a beautiful day, people come here also with ships and yachts from other parts of Zurich. From Zurich’s city center , you can also travel by boat to Rapperswil .

In the summer, you’ll probably want to bring your bathing gear in case you want to take a dip. 

3. Enjoy the Mountain Views

A nice day gives you a great view of the Alps. Here are the mountains that you can view from Rapperswil Jona to the southeast: Säntis, Altmann, Wildhauser, Schafberg, Schorhüttenberg, Speer, Mattstock, Schännisberg, Unterer Buchberg, Leist, Mürtschenstock, Köppenstock, Tierberg, Bockmattli, Brünnelistock, Hohfläsch, Schienberg, Vrenelistgärtli, Ruchen, and Bächistock.

4. Check Out the Kinderzoo

Rapperswil’s Kinderzoo is a cute, kid-friendly zoo that kids of all ages will enjoy. Giraffes, elephants, camels, penguins, horses, and lots more make this a memorable place to spend a few hours. Playgrounds and several dining options are also on site.

Kids may be able to ride animals (like ponies, camels, or elephants) for an additional fee and watch a show. The last time we visited, there was a bird show. You can get more information by checking the zoo’s website or brochure.

5. Embark on a Cruise to or from Rapperswil

The ship station is only 350 meters from Rapperswil’s train station. Several cruises departing from Rapperswil are offered by Zürichsee Schifffahrt & Gastro (ZSG).

• One such cruise is along the Obersee region passing by Pfäffikon SZ, Insel Ufenau, Altendorf, Lachen SZ, and Schmerikon.
• Another is the 2-hour Lake Zurich trip passing by Insel Ufenau, Richterswil, Wädenswil, Au, Meilen, Herrliberg, Erlenbach, Küsnacht ZH, before ending in Bürkiplatz in Zurich.
• There is a Lake Zurich Round Trip that passes by Insel Ufenau, Pfäffikon SZ, Richterswil, Wädenswil, Männedorf, Stäfa, and Uerikon.
• There is also Ufenau Island which you can visit with the Ufenau Shuttle .

You can usually take a cruise from spring to autumn. For more information, visit zsg.ch .  

You can read about how to get to Ufenau Island here: How to Get to Ufenau Island .

6. Take Part in the Local Events

As one of Lake Zurich’s largest municipalities, Rapperswil is a convenient place to host events. The following are some of the most well-known events here:

• Fasnacht Rapperswil : The carnival period takes place typically in February every year.
• Blues’n’jazz Rapperswil-Jona : The lake promenade is host to an annual music festival attracting international musicians. It is typically held in June.
• Open Air Film Festival : Open-air movies are showing in the Old Town in mid-July. 
• Seenachtsfestival : This summer festival happens every three years. Zurich, Rapperswil, and Lachen alternate hosting this festival. You can expect fireworks, music, airplane shows, and market stands.
• Schlosslauf Rapperswil: A run along the old town and lake promenade for people of all ages. You can choose between shorter and longer tracks.
• Christmas Market : The old town and lake promenade turn into a beautiful Christmas wonderland in December, with food and gift stands.

7. Walk along the Rapperswil – Hurden Wooden Bridge

Rapperswil has an 800 m-long pedestrian wooden bridge that links Hurden to Rapperswil . 

Lake Zurich’s first wooden footbridge dates back to the Roman Empire. During the reign of Rudolf IV, the Duke of Austria, a wooden bridge was built across the lake from 1358 to 1360. This bridge was used until 1878. 

As Switzerland’s longest wooden bridge , the reconstructed wooden footbridge was opened on 6 April 2001. A walk to the lake and the surrounding mountains, followed by a walk back, is an easy way to enjoy the scenery. 

Alternatively, you can walk to Hurden or Pfäffikon SZ, where you can take the train back to Rapperswil. 

8. Get a taste of Modern Art at Kunst(Zeug)Haus

It’s also worth checking out the Bosshard Collection at Stiftung Kunst(Zeug)Haus . The museum has thousands of pieces of modern art from the private collection of Peter and Elisabeth Bosshard. Changing exhibits and events, plus an art cafe, make it worth a visit. 

How to Get to Rapperswil

There are excellent train connections from Rapperswil to Zurich, Winterthur, St Gallen, Chur, and Lucerne. At least six trains run each hour between Rapperswil and Zurich Hauptbahnhof. 

There are no cars allowed in the old town of Rapperswil, so you will need to park in one of the many parking houses or spots nearby.

Final Thoughts: Rapperswil, Switzerland

Rapperswil is a beautiful town with plenty to do and beautiful views. Located at the other end of Lake Zurich , it’s also an easy excursion from Zurich city. The Rapperswil Castle, built in the 13th century, dominates the peninsula and offers a scenic view of the alpine landscape.

It gets really busy when there are big events, so parking and traffic might be a problem. It’s advisable to come by train or ship if you can. The train station and ship station are just a few steps from the old town. 

Throughout Rapperswil, you’ll find a wonderful blend of nature, history, and progress. Rapperswil is an excellent day trip for people of all ages, especially during their summer events. 

• Rapperswil-Jona: Das Bild der Stadt.  Stadtverwaltung Rapperswil-Jona.

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Darla is the owner of TouringSwitzerland.com. Her home is in the German-speaking part of Switzerland. Having lived almost 20 years in Switzerland, she's traveled extensively all over the country. Darla's favorite regions to visit in Switzerland include Engadin, Lake Geneva, Bernese Oberland, Ticino, and Valais. She loves spending time with her family, hiking, visiting museums, and reading books.

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Berkut Organizes Grozny Sea BJJ Open in Chechnya

Jul 30, 2016 BJJEE BJJ News

Berkut fight club made another Brazilian Jiu-jitsu tournament. This time the arena was the island of “Grozny Sea”. A big tent was made specially for this event accommodated 4 mat areas, and three of them were used for fights. The participants mostly were athletes from Chechnya and from other republics as well. The results will be released soon.

Watch a great highlight of the event:

The Berkut BJJ invitational is putting together an amazing card with 10 elite (black belt) level submission only matches. The event will be held in Moscow, Russia on  August 13th  in Grozny, Chechnya.

BERKUT BJJ 3 card:

Black belts Main event Romulo Barral vs Yuri Simoes Co main event Felipe Pena vs Jackson Sousa Michael Langhi  vs  Edwin Najmi Magid Hage  vs  Clark Gracie Gabriel Arges  vs  Lucas Leite Abdurakhman Bilarov  vs  Erberth Santos Yusup Saadulaev  vs  Caio Terra Marat Gafurov  vs  AJ Agazarm Daud Adaev  vs  Samir Chantre Muhammad Kerimov  vs  Mahamed Aly

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Khasan Betelgiriev vs Gutemberg Pereira Muhammad Abdulkadyrov vs Isaque Bahiense Ayub Magomadov vs Tommy Langaker Ali Magomedov vs Servio Tulio Abdulbari Guseynov vs Vegard Randeberg Abdulla Isaev vs Jimmy Freidrich Adlan Djabrailov vs Henrique Silva Abubakar Khadaev vs Guthierry Barbosa Beslan Garuev vs Hussein Abbas-Zade

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Fierce Attack by Islamist Militants in Chechen Capital Kills at Least 20

Militants’ assault on chechnya’s capital, amateur video shows gunfire and smoke in the chechen capital of grozny, where violence erupted hours before president vladimir v. putin of russia gave his annual state of the nation address..

SHOWS: GROZNY, CHECHNYA, RUSSIA (DECEMBER 4, 2014) (AMATEUR VIDEO OBTAINED BY REUTERS - ACCESS ALL) 1. VARIOUS NIGHT SHOTS OF PRESS HOUSE ON FIRE, SOUND OF GUNFIRE 2. DAYTIME VIEW OF MARKET ON FIRE / BLACK SMOKE BILLOWING 3. BULLET HOLE IN WINDOW / MARKET ON FIRE SEEN FROM WINDOW / AUDIO OF GUNFIRE 4. SMOULDERING PRESS HOUSE IN DAYTIME, SMOKE BILLOWING 5. SECURITY FORCES SEEN NEAR BUILDINGS / SOUND OF PERSISTENT GUNFIRE (ASPECT RATIO AS INCOMING) 6. STREET UNDER FIRE / SOUND OF PERSISTENT GUNFIRE

By Andrew E. Kramer and Neil MacFarquhar

• Dec. 4, 2014

GROZNY, Russia — A fierce gun battle between Islamist militants and government security forces paralyzed the center of the Chechen capital, Grozny, overnight into Thursday, leaving at least 20 people dead and embarrassing President Vladimir V. Putin hours before he delivered his State of the Nation speech in Moscow.

It was the most violent, brazen attack linked to militant activity in the region in months. As dawn broke, smoke was rising from several locations, residents said in telephone interviews. Kheda Saratova, a human rights activist, said that gunfire had continued through the morning.

There was some speculation among analysts and on social media that the assault had been carried out by fighters linked to the Islamic State or other radical groups fighting in Syria. If so, it would be the first such attack inside Russia.

Chechen fighters in Syria have threatened to carry out attacks in response to Moscow’s unalloyed support for the Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad.

Ramzan A. Kadyrov , the Kremlin ally who runs Chechnya , sought to play down the violence, attending Mr. Putin’s speech in Moscow and claiming that the reconstruction of the damaged buildings had already begun.

“When this all started,” Mr. Kadyrov told reporters at the Kremlin, “I flew home, organized a special operation, killed the devils, held a meeting, gathered the staff needed to restore the damaged building, and made it back in time to listen to the address of our national leader.” He was seen during the speech checking his telephone intently.

Mr. Putin made a passing reference to the attack, first suggesting that the West was behind the long history of terrorist insurgency in the restive Caucasus Mountains because it wanted to break up Russia, just as it had Yugoslavia.

“Now these ‘rebels’ showed themselves again in Chechnya,” Mr. Putin said. “I am sure the local guys, local law enforcement bodies, will cope with it properly. They are working now to liquidate a new terrorist raid.”

In a further attempt to reassure the public, state television showed Mr. Putin meeting in his office with Mr. Kadyrov. Mr. Kadyrov assured him that Grozny was under control, describing the operations there, while Mr. Putin instructed that the families of the dead government troops should be comforted.

Mr. Putin cemented his popularity after assuming power in 2000 by ending a protracted war in Chechnya. Mr. Kadyrov, while often accused of human rights violations, pushed militants out of Chechnya itself into neighboring republics, where the number of attacks rose. Chechnya has remained relatively calm.

The attack on Thursday and the brewing economic crisis in Russia raised simultaneous questions about the signature achievements of Mr. Putin’s presidency: ending the Chechen war and obtaining new prosperity for many Russians.

Most of the violence in the Caucasus goes unnoticed because it takes place outside major urban centers. But Caucasian Knot , an authoritative website that tracks events in the region, said that 290 people had been killed and 144 wounded in fighting in the Caucasus this year through the end of November.

The attack Thursday was the third major assault this year, the website said, following a suicide bombing in Grozny on Oct. 5 that killed five people and the destruction of a government armored personnel carrier by a land mine in April, in which four soldiers were killed and seven wounded.

On Thursday, militants traveling in three cars infiltrated Grozny around 1 a.m., killing three traffic police officers at a checkpoint and then occupying the 10-story House of Publishing at the center of the city, according to a statement by Russia’s National Antiterrorism Committee. Six of the gunmen were killed by security officers inside the building, which was gutted by fire that spread to a nearby market, it said.

The rest of the attackers were found near the House of Publishing in School No. 20, where fighting continued later on Thursday, the statement said. Neither teachers nor students were at the school when it was seized, according to Russian news reports.

Ten police officers and nine militants were killed, Russian and Chechen government officials said. Another 28 police officers were injured, Andrey Chatsky, a spokesman for the antiterrorism committee, said in a statement broadcast on Russian television that also confirmed the police death toll.

Law enforcement agents killed at least nine militants, Mr. Kadyrov said in a statement posted on his website, noting, “We have the corpses.” He said the operation was over. He did not mention civilian casualties, and the Interior Ministry for the Chechen Republic did not answer telephone calls on Thursday evening.

The Interfax news agency quoted Mr. Kadyrov as saying that civilian victims of the violence would be compensated. As the fighting continued, he used social media accounts to advise downtown residents to remain at home and away from windows.

There was little news of the attack on Russian state television before Mr. Putin’s speech, but once he mentioned it, the clashes received wider coverage. Video footage was shown of security officers blasting the three-story school with grenade launchers and automatic-weapons fire.

Mr. Kadyrov suggested that the militants were connected to Doku Umarov, the longtime leader of the Chechen militants who was killed last year . Attacks that the group threatened against the Olympic Games in Sochi in February never materialized.

Islamic fighters in southern Russia are organized as the Caucasus Emirate, a pan-Caucasian movement that evolved from the initial Chechen nationalist and secular struggle for independence in the 1990s. The 20th anniversary of the start of the first Chechen war is Dec. 11.

“This could be a symbolic attack to show they can still organize something significant,” said Varvara Pakhomenko, an independent analyst of the region. “They need new supporters and new fighters.”

Dmitri Trenin, the head of the Carnegie Moscow Center, said in a Twitter post , “The night attack in Grozny looks senseless, except as an attempt to embarrass Putin hours before his annual address to Parliament.” He and others speculated that it might have been the handiwork of the Islamic State, also known as ISIS.

The new leader of the Caucasus Emirate, Aliaskhab Kebekov, has not publicly sworn allegiance to the Islamic State. But many Muslims from Chechnya and Dagestan, another republic in southern Russia, have gone to Syria to join the fight against Mr. Assad.

Videos and news reports since August have cited “Omar the Chechen,” a pseudonym for Tarkhan Batirashvili, a senior Islamic State commander from the Caucasus, as telling his father Russia was the next target after Iraq.

“He said, ‘Don’t worry, Dad, I’ll come home and show the Russians,’ ” Mr. Batirashvili’s father told Bloomberg News from his home in the Pankisi Gorge region of Georgia, on the Chechen border. “ ‘I have many thousands following me now, and I’ll get more. We’ll have our revenge against Russia.’ ”

In one video posted online, an unidentified fighter in a mud-spattered sedan said he wanted to “convey a message to Putin.”

“These are the Russian planes that you sent to Bashar,” the man said, referring to Mr. Assad. “Allah willing, we will take them back to your own turf and liberate Chechnya and the Caucasus.”

“The Islamic State is here to stay,” he added. “Your throne is being threatened by us.”

Andrew E. Kramer reported from Grozny, and Neil MacFarquhar from Moscow. Andrew Roth contributed reporting from Moscow.

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Berechtigt zum Besuch des Clubhauses sind folgende Personen:

– Mitglieder und Unternehmer des YCR und ihre persönlichen Gäste – Teilnehmer an segelsportlichen Anlässen – Gäste und Kandidaten für die Mitgliedschaft

Jedes Clubmitglied kann gegen ein Depot von CHF 20.- einen Schlüssel beim Hauswart, Arthur Fumagalli, beziehen.

Der Vorstand oder der Clubhausverantwortliche können aus betrieblichen oder organisatorischen Gründen vorübergehende Benützungsbeschränkungen anordnen (z.B. mit Rücksicht auf Arbeiten oder Veranstaltungen).

Grundsätzlich ist eine öffentliche Vermietung ausgeschlossen. Vermietungen an nicht Clubmitglieder müssen durch den Clubhausverantwortlichen oder den Vorstand genehmigt werden, und bedürfen einer Verbindung zum Yachtclub Rapperswil.

Für Events durch Clubmitglieder wird eine Benutzungsgebühr von CHF 100.- erhoben.

Wird das Clublokal anderen Personen vermietet beträgt die Gebühr CHF 200.- pro Tag zuzüglich CHF 35.- für die Reinigung.

Die Gebühr für Sitzungen, Apero und Treffen liegt im Ermessen des Clubhausverantwortlichen und bedarf der Absprache mit dem Verantwortlichen.

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Die Clubmitglieder müssen sich in der Agenda ( Website , via webmaster@ycr.ch ) eintragen und zugleich den Clubhausverantwortlichen Richard Pfiffner ( clubhaus@ycr.ch ) und den Kassier Florian Marty ( finanzen@ycr.ch ) informieren.

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Die Kaffeemaschinen werden ausschliesslich mit kohlesäurefreiem Mineralwasser aufgefüllt, um Verkalkung zu vermeiden.

Jeder Benutzer ist dafür verantwortlich, dass

– Geschirr, Besteck und Kochutensilien abgewaschen und am richtigen Platz versorgt sind – jegliche Abfälle mitgenommen und entsorgt werden

– das Leergut und Reste von selbstmitgebrachten Getränken / Speisen

   vollständig mitgenommen wird – das Lokal besenrein verlassen wird – der Geschirrspüler nach Vorschrift entleert ist – alle Lichter gelöscht worden sind – alle Fenster und Türen abgeschlossen sind

– Schäden sind dem Clubhausverantwortlichen zu melden

Der Clubhausverantwortliche des YCR:

Richard Pfiffner Alpenblickstrasse 21 8645 Rapperswil-Jona

Tel. 055 211 94 90 oder 079 420 34 41 clubhaus@ycr.ch oder  casa.alpen@bluewin.ch