What’s changing in the city
Tram services are returning to normal
It has been a turbulent year for the trams and for you, our passengers. But now the Bahnhofquai is looking better than ever, and services on the Zurich city network are returning to normal. There’s news regarding tram lines 5 and 17, as well as some bus services.
1. Back to the routes
To help you find your way around, the list below shows the main terminus stops and the routes they serve. Simply click on the plus sign.
How do I reach my destination?
| How do I come to… | |
| Frankental? | Line 13 |
| Altstetten North station? | Line 4 |
| Auzelg? | Line 11 |
| Seebach? | Line 14 |
| Römerhof and Klusplatz? | Lines 2 und 3 |
| the Balgrist children’s hospital and Rehalp? | Lines 4 und 5 |
| Seefeld and Tiefenbrunnen station? | Lines 11 und 15 |
| Laubegg via Enge and Paradeplatz to Stadelhofen? | Line 5 |
| the zoo via Enge, Rentenanstalt and Bellevue? | Line 8 |
| Albisgütli from Bahnhofstrasse? | Line 13 |
A look back at the building site on Bahnhofquai (German language only)
2. New tram services
Line 4 has a new partner – Line 5. During peak hours, it takes some of the pressure off Line 4. On the shared section of the route, you’ll still have a tram every three to four minutes. From Sihlcity, there’s a direct connection to the hospitals at Balgrist, as well as to Enge and Stadelhofen stations.
‘Relief’ is also the key word for Line 17, which takes you directly to Paradeplatz via Bahnhofstrasse – or further via Stockerstrasse to Selnau and Wiedikon stations.
Tram lines
«The stragglers» (German language only)
3. Minor adjustments and a few construction sites affecting bus lines.
Unfortunately, this year too will not be entirely free of construction sites. The routes affected are 33, 45, 77 and 89.
However, you’ll have more flexibility on two routes. Route 83 runs more frequently and until late in the evening.
Bus routes
Further information
