Getting to
and around Zurich is efficient, well-connected, and highly reliable, making it
an excellent destination for hosting international conferences like
IMNEXGENTEC2026.
Getting to
and around Zurich is efficient, well-connected, and highly reliable, making it
an excellent destination for hosting international conferences like
IMNEXGENTEC2026.
Arriving
in Zurich
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Airports:
Zurich is served by one major international airport:
Zurich Airport (ZRH): Located approximately 10 km north of the city center,
Zurich Airport is Switzerland’s largest international gateway, offering direct
flights to major destinations across Europe, Asia, the Americas, and the Middle
East.
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Airport Transfers: Train: Direct trains run from Zurich Airport to Zurich Main Station
(Zürich Hauptbahnhof) every few minutes, taking around 10–15 minutes. Tram: Tram Line 10 connects the airport to key areas of the city in
about 30–35 minutes. Bus Services: Several regional and local buses link the airport to
surrounding districts. Taxis: Taxis are available outside the arrivals terminal. A ride to the
city center typically costs CHF 50–70 (€50–70) and takes about 20–25 minutes.
Public
Transportation in Zurich
Zurich’s
public transport system is clean, punctual, and seamlessly integrated under the
Zurich Transport Network (ZVV).
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Trams:
Zurich’s tram network is the backbone of city transport, offering frequent and
fast connections across all major areas.
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Trains (S-Bahn):
The S-Bahn system connects the city with suburbs and nearby regions, ideal for
regional travel.
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Buses:
Buses complement tram routes and operate throughout the city, including night
services.
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Boats:
Lake Zurich boat services are part of the public transport system, providing
scenic and convenient travel options.
Tickets
& Passes: • Single Tickets: Valid across trams, buses, and trains within selected
zones. • Day Passes: Unlimited travel within zones for a full day. • Zurich Card: Offers unlimited public transport along with discounts on
attractions for 24 or 72 hours.
Taxis
and Ride Services
• Taxis are widely available and can
be booked via phone or mobile apps. Most taxis accept credit cards. • Ride-hailing services such as Uber operate in Zurich, along with local
taxi apps.
Walking
and Cycling
• Zurich is a pedestrian-friendly
city with well-maintained sidewalks and clear signage. • Walking: Many key attractions, hotels, and conference venues are
within walking distance. • Cycling: The city offers dedicated cycling paths and bike rental
services, including e-bikes, making it easy to explore sustainably.