Location, Location, Location. The Lindau train station has a perfect location to begin you…read moreexploration of this small town. While the station itself doesn't offer much, it is right across the street from the tourist information center and next to a few of the key tourist sights to see. Not a native German speaker (i.e. I can't speak a word), I was able to find my way around without difficulties and also found the staff helpful went I had questions. You shouldn't be expecting much from a small town train station. As long as you don't, Lindau Hbf should be A-Ok.

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.

We took the train to Zurich from Lucerne and it was amazing…read more Only took us 35-40 mins. Arrived in the Zurich and walking distance to the city proper. The directions are very simple. After spending hours around the city train back to Lucerne. Keep your tickets with you all time there were inspectors to ask for it each way. 59 Great experience being first time visitor to Switzerland .

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.

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.

Small train station…read more I got off the train from Munich to visit the famous castle. Train runs so infrequently, we sat and waited for the train to arrive. Small gift shops there selling soft serve. Oh how that cold ice cream tasted so good after walking outside in heat. Gift price was reasonable and I ended up buying a few things to take home.

Small and streamlined station with 2 platforms. There is a ticket office to buy tickets or print…read moretickets. Small gift shop attached. Sometimes it is nice to wander into a newer style, quiet train station!