American cellphones won't work in Europe for calls. But you can still get Uber…read more In Switzerland users of free Internet must register usually by entering an access code sent by text. On my phone text message requires Internet connection. Catch 22 probably backed by taxi industry. Went to the information booth at the airport to scan my boarding pass to get the access code. Connecting to Uber on the Internet on my phone. Had to find level 2 outside to find Uber, as no signage for ride sharing. 34 Swiss francs to travel 8 miles from airport to our hotel on old town Zurich. Taxi would have cost 70 Swiss francs, exact change only and cash only,no credit cards accepted. Gave driver a 20 Swiss franc tip. He reacted like he had won the lottery. Absolutely estatic! Later learned that you don't need to tip taxis nor ride sharing in Switzerland.

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They were very responsive,on time, courteous and fast. I went from the schiede Wiedikon to the…read moreairport, with a stop off in the middle of the city. It was 90 chf. We got to the airport with time to spare. Clean, cushy Mercedes.

The car you will get wherever you want, thats an amazing service! The car is full electric and…read morethere is enough space for 5 people!

This is one of the largest train stations I've seen in Europe!…read more It's like a mall! There are plenty of shopping options available, including some local Swiss chocolate shops. The train station itself self was huge and well organized. It was easy to navigate and get from the airport to our hotel.

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.