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Please make sure to use this link (https://www.sbb.ch/en/home.html to check on the public transport situation at any time. Platforms may change and cancellations occur!

If you arrive at Zurich Airport, take a train to reach Zurich Main Station (Zürich HB) or Zürich Stadelhofen (train station). There are trains to Zurich Main Station every few minutes.

Zurich Main Station (Zürich HB) to ETH/Universitätsspital (tram):

• T10 (in the direction of Bahnhof Oerlikon), STOP ETH/Universitätsspital
• T6 (in the direction of the Zoo), STOP ETH/Universitätsspital

From STOP ETH/Universitätsspital walk to Rämistrasse 59 or take T9 (in the direction of Triemli) to STOP Kantonsschule.

Zurich Stadelhofen to Kantonsschule (tram):

First, find your way to the Bellevueplatz. Out of the train station and directly to this mushroom-roof (see picture).

• T9 (in the direction of Hirzenbach), STOP Kantonsschule
• T5 (in the direction of Fluntern), STOP Kantonsschule

Zones and Prices of a Ticket

The public transport system in Zürich works with different zones shown on the map. Zone 110 is the main zone in Zürich. Only in case of  arrival at Zurich Airport or a visit outside of this zone (for example to the hill Üetliberg) a ticket for multiple zones will need to be purchased. Tickets purchased for multiple zones will cost more than for a single zone.

Within zone 110, a 24-hour ticket costs 8,80 CHF. These 24-hour tickets are really recommended when commuting to multiple places in a day. Notice that a public transport ticket for zone 110 is valid for both busses, trams and local trains called S-Bahns.

Other tickets that can be purchased are single and short-distance tickets. A single ticket costs 4,40 CHF, and the price of a short-distance ticket will vary depending on the distance. This will be shown in the SBB Mobile app.

For detailed information on public transport visit https://www.zuerich.com/en/visit/getting-around-in-zurich/public-transport-in-zuerich.

How to buy a ticket

To buy a ticket there are two options.

1. (Nearly) all bus, tram and S-Bahn stops have a ticket vending machine where you can buy your ticket. Here it is possible to pay both cash and by card. You can buy single, short-distance or 24-hour tickets here.
2. Download the SBB Mobile app and buy your ticket online. Here you can also buy single, short-distance or 24-hour tickets. For single journeys there is a very handy feature called “EasyRide”. When enabling access to your live location you can swipe right at the beginning and right at the end of your journey. The app will automatically calculate the distance and price of the ticket afterwards.