Töss

Töss is a municipality in the canton of Zurich in Switzerland. It is located in the Töss Valley, approximately 15 kilometers east of Zurich. Töss is part of the district of Winterthur.

The area of Töss has been inhabited for a long time, with archaeological finds suggesting Roman presence. The first documented mention of Töss dates back to the 11th century. Historically, it was an agricultural community.

In the 19th and 20th centuries, Töss experienced industrialization, particularly with the development of textile factories. This transformed the village into a more urbanized area. Today, Töss is a residential community with a diverse economy.

Töss is known for its natural surroundings, with the Töss River flowing through the municipality, offering recreational opportunities. It has a train station that connects it to Zurich and other nearby towns. The municipality also features several parks and green spaces.

The population of Töss is a mix of long-time residents and people who have moved there for its proximity to Zurich and its quality of life. The municipality has a primary school and various local amenities. Töss retains a certain village charm despite its growth and integration into the greater Zurich metropolitan area.