Zurich, Zurich Central Station

Zurich is Switzerland's largest city and one of Europe's most important economic and cultural centers. Situated at the northern end of Lake Zurich and crossed by the Limmat River, the city combines alpine views, historical charm and a modern pulse. Zurich is known for its high quality of life, its stable banking system and its many museums, art institutions and international companies. At the same time, the city offers a well-preserved medieval city center with narrow alleys, church towers and traditional buildings - in contrast to modern districts such as Zurich West, where contemporary architecture and culture flourish.

Zürich Hauptbahnhof (Zürich Main Station) - one of Zurich's main hubs and one of Europe's busiest railway stations. Zurich Main Station opened in 1847 and has since grown to become a national and international transport hub, with over 3,000 train departures every day. The station is architecturally impressive, with a monumental hall that mixes classic and modern elements, as well as an indoor mall with shops, restaurants and cultural events. Zurich Main Station is strategically located in the city centre and serves as a gateway to the whole of Switzerland - with fast trains to Bern, Basel, Geneva, among others, and international connections to Germany, Austria and Italy. Below the station are several levels of commuter trains (S-Bahn), trams and underground trains, making it easy to reach all parts of the city and region.