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Compare car hire prices at nearby train stations, airports and across different neighbourhoods in Zurich. You might find a better price, or somewhere that suits you better.District 3-Wiedikon
20 car hire locations
From
R 620
per day
Alt-Wiedikon
20 car hire locations
From
R 620
per day
Zürich Brunau
From
R 1 822
per day
Bahnhof Wiedikon
12 car hire locations
From
R 2 046
per day
Zurich Airport
21 car hire locations
From
R 620
per day
Driving in Zurich: What to expect on the road
Documents you'll need You’ll need a full licence, passport and credit card. To rent a car in Zurich, bring your driving licence, passport and credit card. An International Driving Permit (IDP) is recommended in Zurich if your licence is not in English or from a European country.
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Navigating city driving Clear roads, but trams and signs need focus. Driving in Zurich is smooth, but you’ll need to watch for tram lines, cyclists and detailed signage. Navigation apps help avoid restricted turns and low-speed zones in the centre. |
Tolls, emissions zones and charges A motorway toll pass is required for Swiss roads. Zurich itself doesn’t have toll booths, but motorways require a vignette — a prepaid toll sticker. It’s usually included with hire cars, but always check before setting off. |
Parking your car in Zurich Parking is expensive and time-limited. Street parking in Zurich is paid and often restricted to short stays. Blue zones allow limited free parking with a disc. Use public car parks or hotel parking for longer visits. |
Finding fuel or charging points Fuel is easy to find — EV charging is reliable. Petrol stations are common, though less frequent in the city centre. EV charging stations in Zurich are well distributed — use Swisscharge, Electromaps or PlugShare to find a nearby option. |
Local driving style and tips Driving is calm and rules are followed. Local driving rules in Zurich are strictly enforced. Expect clear signage, disciplined traffic and trams that always have right of way. Stick to speed limits and don’t block junctions. |