Limousine Rental in Zurich

Zurich Airport is the largest international airport in Switzerland. Each year it handles over 30 million passengers. The airport serves several country regions. It’s situated 13 km away from the city centre. ZRH has 3 runways, two of which are used for heavy wide-body aircraft. The airport was built and started to operate in the late 50s. There are the following passenger terminals: A, B/D, E. Passengers for Schengen (Terminal A) and non-Schengen (Terminal E) flights are served in different areas. Terminal B/D handles all types of passengers. Terminal E is connected with the main terminal through Skymetro, an underground passenger transportation system.

There’s a railway station under the airport which is connected to many Swiss cities and some European ones. You can also reach the city by tram (Routes 10, 12) and by bus. A large bus and tram stations are situated near the main terminal, between Parking P2 and Parking P3. City and regional buses regularly depart from the airport, and special buses take guests to ski resorts. Taxi and limousine parking lots are located next to the exits from arrivals lounges 1 and 2. Read all...

Hotel Storchen is a unique place. It greeted first guests more than 650 years ago. Located on the bank of the Limmat River, it’s the only lodging establishment in the territory of the Old Town. The legendary La Rotisserie restaurant, which has been serving guests for several centuries already, is also open at the hotel. This restaurant has always been the meeting place for the richest and most powerful people. In summer, spacious open-air terraces appear near the entrance. They are perfect for relaxing and admiring the view of cruise ships and the river.

Hotel Adler also started operating yet in the 16th century. Without a doubt, that’s one of the most wonderful and mesmerizing hotels in Zurich. The historical building still has many elements of the original décor, such as wooden and stone decorations, and skillful paintings on the walls of guest rooms featuring panoramic views of the city. The gorgeous design is not the only tribute to traditions of the past. Swiss Chuchi restaurant is an ideal place for the acquaintance with oldest gastronomic traditions of Zurich. Most of the dishes, including the signature cheese fondue and potato rösti pancakes, are cooked in accordance with ancient recipes. Art connoisseurs will also enjoy their stay at the hotel as Hotel Adler exhibits a rich collection of old paintings and portraits.
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