Zurich

15 photos · 2017

15 photographs tagged Zurich, 2017.

Interior of a Zürich S-Bahn train with destination board showing Zürich HB as final stop.
The interior of a Zürich S-Bahn train, bound for Zürich Hauptbahnhof (HB), Switzerland's primary railway hub. Launched in 1990, the Zürich S-Bahn was one of Europe's pioneering integrated regional rail systems, connecting the city's suburbs with remarkable efficiency. Zürich HB, a critical node in the network, handles over 400,000 passengers daily, facilitating regional, national, and international travel.

Empty S-Bahn Car Bound for Zürich HB via Triemli

Zürich Hauptbahnhof main hall with orange Züri-Wiesn festival tent and passengers.
Zürich Hauptbahnhof in Zurich, Switzerland, includes a temporary Züri-Wiesn tent set up inside the station hall. The main station is Switzerland’s busiest rail hub and dates to 1847, with the current hall known for its iron-and-glass roof and arched masonry walls.

Evening Crowds at Zürich Hauptbahnhof’s Main Hall

Empty SBB first-class train carriage with red headrests and paired seating in Switzerland.
An SBB first-class train carriage interior in Switzerland. The coach has paired seats, overhead luggage racks, and a central aisle, with red headrest covers marking the first-class section. SBB, the Swiss Federal Railways, operates Switzerland’s national rail network.

Inside an SBB First-Class Carriage

Underground staircase entrance to Zürich Hauptbahnhof with SBB and SZU rail signage.
Zürich Hauptbahnhof in Zürich, Switzerland, has an underground entrance leading to the SBB and SZU rail lines and ShopVille. The station connects the main Swiss Federal Railways network with the SZU suburban system beneath the central terminal.

Stairway to ShopVille and SBB Platforms at Zürich Hauptbahnhof

Blue and white VBZ tram traveling along Seefeldstrasse in Zürich, Switzerland.
VBZ trams operate along Seefeldstrasse in Zürich, Switzerland. The street runs through a dense urban area served by the city’s tram network, which has operated since the 19th century.

VBZ Trams Along Seefeldstrasse in Zürich

Bicycle parking area at Zürich Hauptbahnhof with an SBB passenger train at the platform behind.
Zürich Hauptbahnhof in Zürich has a large bicycle parking area beside an SBB passenger train. The station is Switzerland’s busiest rail hub and a major interchange for local, regional, and long-distance travel.

Covered Bike Racks Beside an SBB Train in Zürich

Zurich Airport Station platforms D43 and D44 with central support column and blue directional signs.
Zurich Airport Station in Zürich includes platforms D43 and D44 on the underground Swiss Federal Railways concourse. The station links Zürich Airport with regional and long-distance rail services.

Empty Platform Gates D43 and D44 at Zurich Airport Station

S16 S-Bahn departure board at Zürich Flughafen station displaying train schedule to Herrliberg-Feldmeilen.
Zürich Flughafen station displays the S16 S-Bahn departure schedule toward Herrliberg-Feldmeilen. The service is listed to depart at 10:01 with stops at Oerlikon, Hardbrücke, Zürich HB, and Stadelhofen before arriving at 10:35.

S16 Schedule Board at Zürich Flughafen Station

Zürich Airport terminal apron with UBS jet bridges under a clear blue sky. The airport is Switzerland's busiest air hub and a major European transfer point.
The main terminal complex of Zürich Airport (Flughafen Zürich), Switzerland's busiest air hub, is shown with its modern glass façade under a clear blue sky. Completed in stages through the early 2000s, the airport serves as the primary gateway for Swiss International Air Lines and is a major European transfer point. The apron and UBS-branded jet bridges highlight the integration of Swiss precision, aviation infrastructure, and corporate branding in global travel.

Jet Bridges and Terminal Building at Zürich Airport

Two Swiss International Air Lines Airbus A320 aircraft at Zurich Airport, Switzerland. One aircraft is being towed by a ground vehicle on the tarmac.
Two Swiss International Air Lines Airbus A320 aircraft are visible at Zurich Airport, Switzerland's largest international airport. The aircraft, identified by their red and white tails featuring the Swiss cross, are part of the national carrier's fleet. One aircraft, registration HB-IJD, is being towed by a ground vehicle, a common operation for repositioning aircraft on the tarmac. Zurich Airport, opened in 1948, serves as a major hub for air travel in Europe and is known for its efficient operations and modern architecture, exemplified by the terminal building's glass facade.

Swiss A320 Being Towed by Pushback Tug at Zurich Airport

An Airbus A320 cockpit crew prepares for preflight checks at Zurich Airport, Switzerland. The aircraft is parked on the tarmac, indicated by yellow and black markings.
An Airbus A320 narrow-body jet undergoes preflight checks at Zurich Airport, Switzerland. The cockpit crew is visible through the windows, preparing for departure. Zurich Airport, established in 1948, is the largest international airport in Switzerland and a major hub for European air traffic. The A320 family, first introduced in 1988, revolutionized short- to medium-haul air travel with its advanced fly-by-wire technology and fuel efficiency.

Nose-On View of an Airbus A320 at Zurich Airport

Zurich vending machine with Ceylor condoms, Malbuner snacks, KitKat, and Bic lighters
A vending machine in Zurich sells snacks, personal care items, and small convenience goods. Visible products include Ceylor condoms, Maltesers, Malbuner Party Sticks, KitKat, and Bic lighters, with prices marked in Swiss francs.

Snacks and Ceylor Condoms in a Swiss Vending Machine

Swiss International Air Lines jet climbs above Zurich Airport in Kloten, Switzerland.
A Swiss International Air Lines jet departs from Zurich Airport in Kloten, Switzerland. The airport opened in 1948 and serves as the country’s busiest international air hub.

Jet Climbing Out After Takeoff at Zurich Airport

Zurich Road Construction
Construction is ongoing in Zurich, Switzerland, on a site that will house residential and office buildings. The project involves heavy machinery, including a large drilling rig, and materials such as steel rebar and concrete. Adjacent to the active construction zone, existing colorful residential buildings stand alongside modern office structures, illustrating the city's continuous development. This development reflects Zurich's status as a major global financial center and its ongoing efforts to expand its urban infrastructure and housing capacity.

Pile-Driving Rig Beside Colorful Apartment Row in Zurich

Migros supermarket entrance in Zurich with produce, flowers, and self-scanning kiosks.
Migros supermarket entrance in Zurich, Switzerland. The store shows produce displays, floral arrangements, and self-scanning kiosks beneath large illuminated Migros signage. Migros is a major Swiss retail chain founded in 1925 by Gottlieb Duttweiler.

Migros Supermarket at Zurich Airport