Trains run frequently from Zurich Airport to Zurich Hauptbahnhof (main station) and take only a few minutes. This is the most efficient way to reach the city center.

Yes, Zurich has an excellent public transport network including trams, buses, and trains. The SBB app is highly recommended for planning your journeys. +1

While some routes can be challenging, the city of Zurich provides a map for bike-friendly paths. Routes via Wipkingen or along the Limmat are often preferred.

Trains are the most convenient and scenic option. Consider purchasing a Saver Day Pass in advance for cost savings on unlimited travel.

Night buses are available on weekends, but during the week, public transport options are very limited after midnight.

Single tickets vary by zone, but a Zurich Card can be cost-effective if you plan to visit multiple attractions. For wider travel, the Saver Day Pass is a great option if booked ahead.

Absolutely! Exploring the Old Town, Lindenhof hill, and walking along the Limmat river are all free and highly recommended.

For most attractions like museums or the thermal baths, booking in advance is recommended, especially during peak season.

The Zurich Card offers free public transport within the city and free or discounted entry to many museums and attractions.

The SBB website and app are the official sources for train schedules and ticket prices.

Don't miss the historic Old Town (Altstadt), the bustling Bahnhofstrasse for shopping, and the unique Hardbrücke Viaduct area.

Hardbrücke is a dynamic district known for its viaduct, offering a mix of shops, restaurants, and cultural spaces. It's a hub of activity. +1

Yes, the city center, especially the Old Town, is very walkable. Many key sights are within easy walking distance of each other.

Lindenhof hill offers a beautiful panoramic view of the Old Town and the Limmat river. The Polyterrasse also provides great city vistas.

Be mindful of local customs, like standing on the right side of escalators. Be aware of potential scams, such as the Selecta machine request.

The Hardbrücke Viaduct area has numerous dining options, from casual eateries to more upscale restaurants. +1

While Zurich can be expensive, look for bakeries, supermarkets, or casual cafes for more affordable meals.

Expect delicious chocolate, cheese fondue, and traditional Swiss dishes. Zurich offers a wide range of culinary experiences.

Zurich has a thriving coffee culture with many cafes offering excellent brews, especially in areas like the Old Town.

Finding 24-hour food options outside of nightclubs can be challenging, especially on weekdays.

Augustiner Gasse with its colorful medieval houses, Lindenhof hill for city views, and the Hardbrücke Viaduct are all highly photogenic.

A versatile camera like a Sony A7iii or even an iPhone can capture the city's beauty. Consider a wide-angle lens for cityscapes.

Golden hour (shortly after sunrise and before sunset) offers beautiful light for city photography.

Generally, photography is allowed in public spaces. Be respectful when photographing private property or individuals.

Explore the less-trodden streets of the Old Town or capture the urban vibe of the Hardbrücke area for unique shots.