Zurich – Have fresh flowers delivered directly.
Flowers are delivered by bike throughout the city of Zurich

It's that easy:

• choose your favorites from our wide range. Whether a bouquet of flowers, a flower arrangement or something from our special gift ideas.
• enter the recipient address.
• Select your delivery date in our calendar.
• the flowers are brought to Zurich by our in-house courier, handed over to our bike courier and delivered to the address you specified.
• the carefully wrapped flowers are handed over personally to the recipient whenever possible.

Sending flowers to Zurich made easy...

We have been supplying the city of Zurich with our original bouquets and special gift ideas with various organic products since 2020.

We have found a great logistics partner here who delivers our flowers with the greatest care and always on time. The bike courier is simply faster in Zurich City and is also gentler on our climate. We were able to kill two birds with one stone. Fast and reliable delivery and then environmentally friendly. Once a day, our in-house couriers bring the bouquets and flower arrangements you have ordered to Zurich and hand the flowers over to the bike courier, where shortly thereafter they are delivered reliably and safely to your desired address by our partner, the Ultrakurier.

The city of Zurich is also a same-day area. What does that mean for you?

Very simple: you can order from Monday to Friday until 12:00 p.m. and the flowers will arrive at their destination on the same day. For Saturday, if you order by 6:00 a.m., the flowers will also be delivered to your home or company on Saturday.

As a rule, your flower orders are delivered between 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. in Zurich.

Important: This only applies to the city of Zurich, not to the entire canton.

We always deliver to the rest of Switzerland NEXT Day

The couriers always try to deliver the flowers personally if this is possible. For larger companies, the bouquets and gifts are often handed over at the reception where the recipient is then notified.

In larger residential buildings, if no one is at home, the bouquet is either given to a neighbor or deposited in front of the apartment door. If an address cannot be found or if there are any difficulties, the recipient will be contacted by telephone if a telephone number has been provided.

With 423,193 inhabitants (as of December 31, 2021), the city of Zurich is the largest city in Switzerland and has a population density of 4,606 inhabitants per square kilometer. The surrounding area is densely populated, so that around 1.3 million people live in the Zurich agglomeration and around 1.83 million people in the Zurich metropolitan region. The Zurich district is identical to the urban area.

There are 22 so-called city districts. For statistical purposes, city quarters that are congruent with the urban districts were divided into further statistical quarters. For example the old town, the industrial quarter or Aussersihl. From a statistical point of view, the city of Zurich consists of 34 quarters. The breakdown into city districts is shown below:

• District 1, includes the old town and thus the original municipality of Zurich (until 1893)
• District 2 on the western shore of Lake Zurich, includes Enge, Wollishofen and Leimbach (incorporated in 1893)
• District 3 in the Limmat valley between Sihl and Uetliberg, includes Wiedikon (incorporated in 1893)
• District 4 in the valley between Sihl, railway tracks and Wiedikon, includes part of the former municipality of Aussersihl (incorporated in 1893)
• District 5 in the valley between the Limmat, Sihl and railway tracks includes the industrial quarter that was part of the former municipality of Aussersihl and was incorporated in 1893
• District 6 on the slope of the Zürichberg, includes Oberstrass and Unterstrass (incorporated in 1893)
• District 7 on the slopes of Zürichberg and Adlisberg, includes Fluntern, Hottingen and Hirslanden (incorporated in 1893) and Witikon (last incorporated in 1934)
• District 8 on the eastern shore of Lake Zurich, includes Riesbach (incorporated in 1893)
• District 9 between the Limmat in the north and Buechhoger and Uetliberg in the south, includes Altstetten and Albisrieden (incorporated in 1934)
• District 10 on the right bank of the Limmat on the southern slope of Hönggerberg and Käferberg, includes Wipkingen (incorporated in 1893) and Höngg (incorporated in 1934)
• District 11 in the plain north of Hönggerberg and Käferberg between Glattal and Katzensee, includes Affoltern, Oerlikon and Seebach (incorporated in 1934)
• District 12 in the Glattal at the north foot of the Zürichberg, includes Schwamendingen (incorporated in 1934)