I'm the first to review in English! Yippie!…read more Bahnhof Stettbach is great. It's centrally located in the eastern part of the City... and is a hub for many bus/tram/train lines... although not as crowded as the Hauptbahnhof. One might come to Bahnhof Stettbach on their way to the Zoo or to the FIFA World HQ! There is an express Coop in the center of this Bahnhof, so you can pick up a snack or baguette to bring home for dinner. The workers at this Coop were all extremely helpful and friendly (as were most people in Zurich). Thank you!!! Lastly, and most importantly, the public transportation in Zurich is timely and runs seamlessly! All bus and tram stops have electronic info signs that tell you exactly how many minutes until the next ride... and each vehicle has GPS-guided monitors that alert you to how many minutes remain until your stop!!! Amazing.

There's a Coop Pronto located right outside the Bahnhof, which is open literally every day of the…read moreyear. In Switzerland, this is something so rare that it's worth noting.

The Swiss make public transportation so easy. The app is great. It even tells you which…read morecompartments are the fullest and the least full.

José and his brother did an excellent job installing a dedicated outlet for my peloton treadmill…read more They provided multiple quotes to fit my budget. Would recommend them to everyone!

Omg is this a train station or a mall?? We were in Switzerland on a Sunday for a layover. Since…read morealot of shops are closed on Sunday, Zurich HB was recommended as a stop on our city tour. We were pleasantly surprised and glad we made the stop. First of all it is very clean, they have an array of shops, restaurants, even grocery stores that were open. We tried 2 cafes, Migos, a candy shop, Laderach Choc and the gift shop.

Yelp Review 2026 #50:…read more Zürich Hauptbanhof connects Zürich to the airport, and to other parts of Switzerland. It's pretty big but east to navigate. There's a board where you can see the schedule and what platform each train is leaving from. There are restaurants, cafes, convenience stores, and chocolate shops at the station. I can't speak on restrooms since I didn't use them but every restroom I've used in Switzerland has been clean. Outside the Hauptbanhof, there are buses, taxis, and trams to connect you if you're staying somewhere away from this station. But there are hotels within walking distance from here. I've taken trains to/ from Zürich Hauptbanhof in the afternoon, early morning and at night and I felt safe regardless of the time of day.

Train stations in Switzerland are hubs of the community. As a visitor, I do not know all the…read morelocations of businesses around Zurich but by going to the train station I can find most of what I need. (Probably paying a premium but Switzerland is expensive overall and the station is convenient.) I use the Oerlikon one for shopping (chocolate and snacks) plus there are 2 grocery stores. I also enjoy people watching while haveing a beer at the local bar that is on the south side of the train station.

I haven't been at this train station for a while and recently started going there again. Like most…read moreplaces in Switzerland, it's constantly under construction, and I got kind of lost trying to find the way down from the station to the Tram 10 stop. Eventually found my way, but it was a bit confusing at first. This is quite a large station, but well-connected with many lines, including a direct one to the airport. There is an Asia Store right outside, and I also saw a specialty barbeque sauce shop nearby. Coop and Migros Klubschule are located right across the street, too. So pretty good for lots of stuff.

Very convenient when the station on top of hill is next to our hotel. All we had to do was walk…read morethru hotel to station. Our river cruise put all of us who came early in the Grand Dolder. Our tour guide took us to this funicular which ends down the hill in downtown Zurich. Take the nr. 3 tram from the Dolderbahn to get into heart of city.

Swiss transportation at it's best. It's one of the highlights of living in Switzerland. I don't…read moreeven remember what it is like to drive a car. From the Zurich HB you can take Tram 3 to the Romerhof stop, cross the street and you are the entrance to the Dolderbahn. If you need to buy tickets, don't be confused by the little shop selling gums and candies, just head inside to where you get onto the funicular and purchase the tickets from the automated ticket machine. The Dolderbahn runs about every ten minutes, and there are several stops along the way to the final stop at the top. At the top you will find a Curling events centre and a large outdoor ice skating rink, just follow the brown signs to get to your final destination. I can't wait to head back to the outdoor ice skating rink as it even has a large lighted Christmas tree smack dab in the middle. It is like a Hallmark Christmas movie come to life!

This is the train station for Stafa. It's only has 2 platforms so it makes it easy to get where you…read moreneed to go. Go north and you'll hit Zurich. Go south and you'll hit Rapperswil. If you are like me and a pro at navigating European train stations, you can get tickets quickly at the automated machines. A tourist? Go to the teller and they'll help you with where you need to go.

You will find the station to go on zurich or where you want! And you can find the information…read morethat's you need!

This was the main station we used during our trip. It was one stop away from the hotel…read more We came here a couple of times and grabbed a Starbucks on our first day. It's easy to find and it was a nice station. There's also a little convenience store at the station.

Just like every train station in Switzerland, this Zurich one is clean, organized, and has a ton of…read moreclothing/chocolate/food stores. There are no homeless people, hood rats or beggars to be seen. And...there was a huge pop-up beer garden for Oktoberfest when I rolled through. So easy to travel in this lovely country. Be like Louis R, travel to Switzerland.