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.

As far as railway stations go, this one is pretty much perfect. Well laid out, good selection of…read moreshops for its size, elegant modern construction. The light show in the main station hall that appears after sundown when it's not too cold is very impressive.

It's an A-OK bahnhof. It's got 5 gates, so nothing compared to the one in Zurich. There's a…read moreStarbucks next to it, a pretzel shop, and a few other kiosks with maps, food, magazines, whatever. It does it's job getting me to Zurich and back in a timely manner. Usually there's a big Migros right next to it, but they're doing construction till November. Es ist einen Bahnhof, dass ist alles! Es hat einen Starbucks, und andere Geschaeft.

Well, for a train station, I thought this was an amazing logistical masterpiece. There were close…read moreto 45 tracks, each designed for a specific area, with trains going back n forth all on time. This is the main station at Zurich and u can get anywhere from this station. There were plenty of signs to navigate thru. They had kiosks throughout the station to purchase tickets and passes, although it can be very confusing the very first time. There were ticket offices and service centers to assist travelers with any travel needs. The station is full of restaurants..... fast food and sit down, cafes and bakeries. You name it!! There were numerous shopping stores, from clothing to electronics to souvenirs to travel stuff etc. If u need help, just ask anybody and they will be more than happy to guide u to the right place.

This is where you can take a train directly from Zurich Airport to wherever you want to go in…read moreSwitzerland. Getting a ticket from the vending machines was a little challenging for me as I was still jet lagged and confused. The ride from airport to Zurich Main Station downtown was uneventful. At least I made it there with no issue. But I wish there are more instructions and directions for tourists like me.

I wasn't sure what to expect being in my first train station ever and in a foreign country to boot…read more A very large, state of the art display board with all the information you need to make it to your train on time. Track, time, rail line etc. I found the station very clean and very friendly with a police presence that was willing to help if you had questions. The tourist information booth was in plain sight and provided lots of pamphlets, maps and recommendations for just about anything you need. I was amazed at how many trains were going to so many places around Europe. Again my first experience in a train station so I was a little bit in aww. lol With a nice selection of food court and retail shops you could use to kill some time if you were early for your connection. And a short walk to many traditional Swiss restaurants right on the Reuss river where it meets Lake Luzern. But be warned. Trains arrive and depart on time! So don't get distracted with the shops. Lol All in all a very quick but nice experience. I would definitely be ok with traveling by train again.

Very clean and easily marked train station in Lucern Switzerland. Lots of connecting and trains…read moreare available for pretty much most of the places. We took Grindelwald/Interlaken Express from here. Then train to Geneva and Bern. There are plenty of options to shop and a huge variety of restaurants available in the lower level. The bus and cruise terminal are all within walking distance. Very clearly marked signs available and easy to navigate.

Nice train station in Switzerland very close to Austria (next stop over is Lustenau if you take the…read moreS-Bahn).

One of the many small efficient train stations throughout the smaller towns in Austria…read more This station also has a convenience store so you can stock up with a snack and drinks for your trip. There are digital signs above the platform specifying the next train coming into the station. I found the time to be quite accurate. A small station and a lovely small town,