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Zurich
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Zurich

Zurich, Switzerland
Overview
Zurich Terminal

About The Airport

Zurich is a glossy, efficient airport that is Switzerland's largest international facility. Before Security, Travellers pass through the Airport Center, which includes a shopping mall and the check-in areas. After Security, the Airside Center offers bars, restaurants and more retail and duty-free outlets, which brings the store total to more than 75 across the airport. The Departures area is divided into 3 gate sections - A, B/D and E. Zurich was voted 13th place by Condé Nast Traveller readers in the Best Airports of the World 2017 and came 9th in the Skytrax World Airport Awards, 2018.
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Wi-Fi

Free Wi-Fi is available at the airport for 2 hours.
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Getting to and from the airport

The airport is 13km from central Zurich.

Taxi - taxis can be found outside Arrivals.

Bus - 16 bus routes serve Zurich Airport's large bus terminal. Special services operate in winter to take skiers directly to Alpine resorts.

Train - Zurich Airport railway station is one of the best connected in Switzerland, with direct services to several hundred destinations.

Tram - the Glattalbahn Tram serves the airport along two routes, one running to Zurich Hauptbahnhof (Central Station) every 7-15 minutes, and the other running to Stettbach station every 15 minutes.

Hotel shuttle - there are free shuttle buses to many nearby hotels including the Holiday Inn Express Zurich Airport and the NH Zurich Airport.

Car rental - car rental desks are at the Airport Center, Level 1.

Limousine - you can order in advance using the airport's partner companies.

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Parking

Multistory car parks P1 (Check-in 1 and Arrival 1), P2 (Check-in 2 and Arrival 2) and P3 (Check-in 3) are linked to the main airport building. Valet parking and car washing is also available.

Travelers wanting to park for 3 days or more will find car park P6 better value - it's a 5-minute walk from the terminal via covered walkway.

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Transit and in-airport hotels

Gate E is connected to the Airside Center via underground Skymetro.

There's a Transit Hotel in the transit area of Gates B/D. Alternatively, the Radisson Blu Hotel Zurich Airport is connected to the airport terminal by walkway. The hotel's Angels Wine Tower Bar, where acrobats swoop up a transparent tower to fetch bottles of wine for guests, is a sight to be seen.

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Airport Expert

Got some time to spare?

Visit one of the 2 observation decks for a great view of the airplanes taking off and landing. The entrance to Observation Deck B is at Check-in 2; Deck E is accessible by bus from Deck B.

Located in the Prime Center 1 - which is directly opposite Check-in 1 - is the RehaClinic.

They offer a variety of physiotherapy and Chinese medical treatments to travelers, airport employees and those living in the surrounding towns.

Zurich Airport welcomes social media activity - upload your airport snaps with the Twitter and Instagram hashtag #loveZRH.

Healthy Travel Tip

You can have a quick workout, a personal training session or take a group class at the Airport Fitness Center in the Radisson Blu Hotel.

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