Zurich's railway stations

Map of 8 locations in Zürich, Switzerland

Two different railways run trains under the city's own name, and which of them you are waiting for changes everything about the platform you are standing on: SBB holds thirteen stations in Zurich, while the Sihltal and Uetliberg lines belong to SZU and burrow out of a separate stub terminus beside the main hall. Long-distance trains only stop in three places in the whole city, Oerlikon is a wedge station where two routes split around the building, and Selnau is two levels down under the Sihl. What follows is which lines call where, which surface routes meet them, and which district you come out in.

Places in this collection

  • Zürich Wollishofen — The city's last station on the Lake Zurich Left-Bank Line before Kilchberg, two minutes south of Enge, and it takes only the S8 and S24 wit…
  • Zürich Wiedikon — The first left-bank stop out of Zürich HB, three minutes down the line, with the S2, S8 and S24 by day and the SN8 at night, in district 3…
  • Zürich Stadelhofen — Opened by the Nordostbahn in 1894 and rebuilt in 1990 to a design by Santiago Calatrava with Arnold and Vrendli Amsler and Werner Rüeger, t…
  • Zürich Selnau — An SZU station two levels below ground under the river Sihl, at 398 m, served by the S4 and S10 and by the SN4 at night, with tram 8 at str…
  • Zürich Oerlikon — The only station besides HB and Altstetten where IC, IR and RE trains stop, and one of the four Zurich stations in Switzerland's ten busies…
  • Zürich Enge — The first stop south of Wiedikon on the Lake Zurich Left-Bank Line, taking the S2, S8 and S24 plus the SN8 overnight, in district 2 at 409…
  • Zürich Brunau — An SZU stop on the Sihltal Line in district 2, served by the S4 and by the SN4 at night and by nothing else. The tram and bus column for th…
  • Zürich Altstetten — One of only three stations in the city where long-distance trains stop: some IC, IR and RE services call here, alongside the S5, S11, S12,…

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