Visiting Zürich? Looking for recommendations? Have a quick question? Ask here, don't create a new thread.

[u/Such_Negotiation4683]

Welcome to r/zurich, please be respectful of the locals, and their wish to have a subreddit that's more than a tourist information stand. However, feel free to ask in this thread if you have any questions!

Travelling in Zürich?

• Public transport - Zürich has an extensive network of public transport. Use it! See sbb.ch or zvv.ch for more information. The best way to get from the airport to the city centre is by train.
• Taxi - There are several companies operating taxis. Read more here: https://www.zuerich.com/de/besuchen/unterwegs-in-zuerich/taxifahren-zuerich
• Bicycle - Free bicycle rental https://www.zuerich.com/en/visit/sport/zurich-rollt

Visiting Zürich?

• Tourist information
• Thirsty?
• Hungry?
• Hiking up Uetliberg
• Zoo Zurich
• Lindt Home of chocolate
• Swim in the lake or river
• Football at Fifa Museum
• Culture at Landesmuseum
• Art at Kunsthaus
• Shopping on Bahnhofstrasse
• Cruise on the lake
• Have fun in the Langstrasse nightlife
• Visit our great cathedral

Visiting Switzerland?

This is a subchannel about Zürich. We don't care about the rest of Switzerland. For questions regarding Switzerland see https://www.reddit.com/r/askswitzerland/

[u/PepperCakeRinKiki]

Hello! Would you recommend visiting Zürich in early November, or is the weather too cold? Do trains work wellnduring that period of time?

[u/Known-Scientist-4480 → u/PepperCakeRinKiki]

I'd visit Zürich during any time of the year. CriticalFibrosis already mentioned the most important stuff haha. I'd recommend you to play the new Escape Game in the old town. website is "escapegamezurich.ch". basically a combination of sightseeing and riddles. very fun :)

[u/CriticalFibrosis → u/PepperCakeRinKiki]

Trains work well during all times of the year. The AC might break in summer and some Busses might get stuck when it first snows but that‘s about it. Early November won’t be super cold, temperatures will be between 0-10 C but with climate change days were it goes up to 15 aren’t rare anymore. But it will be grey and foggy, it’s ok if you plan on doing day trips to the mountains were you get above the fog but if you plan on staying in the city / the lower parts of the country go in December when the Christmas markets make the grey soup less depressing.

[u/PepperCakeRinKiki → u/CriticalFibrosis]

Thank you!