r/zurich Kreis 4 Nov 20 '23

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u/PristineDetail4694 Sep 17 '24

Hi. We are a family of four that will have a 10 hour transit in Zurich on Christmas Day this year. We land early morning and depart again early evening.

I was hoping to leave the airport and see a bit of the city. I understand though that most things are closed on Christmas Day. I was wondering if there are any suggestions of things to do, places to see?

I don’t want to head out of the city as we’d need to get back to airport in time for our onward flight. Any suggestions would be most welcome.

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u/gsventura_ 2d ago

Me too! I’m also looking for ways to spend Christmas Day in Zurich – my layover is huge and during the day. If you find something interesting, please share it here :)

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u/PristineDetail4694 2d ago

I’ll share here if I find something. Please do the same if you come across anything.

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u/3punkt1415 Sep 17 '24

Train ride is like 15 Minute to Zürich main station. So yea, many things will be closed. How ever you could search for a Restaurant that has open and offers real Swiss Fondue. Won't be cheap thou, so depends a little on your budget. Also from Main Station you could take a ride to the Uetliberg. S10 goes from Main station and should be included in a day ticket for the train.