Zurich Airport
International airport · Seebach ·
Duty-free chocolate, wine shops, luxury goods, and runway views
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Duty-free chocolate, wine shops, luxury goods, and runway views
Switzerland Get directions
"As Switzerland’s largest international airport and Swiss’s main hub, Zurich is noted for high-end business- and first-class lounges with Champagne and whiskey bars, abundant duty-free and specialty shops (great for chocolate), a variety of restaurants and bars, and an outdoor observation deck with runway views when the weather permits." - Barbara Peterson
"This airport boutique at Zurich Airport emphasizes a constantly changing inventory that turns each visit into a hunt for a standout piece; as an executive at the airport puts it, “The selection is always changing,” and “Now each visit to the airport becomes a treasure hunt.” The store is presented as part of a broader move to place authenticated, pre-owned luxury within high-traffic travel hubs where a rotating assortment of designer handbags and accessories can appeal to a global audience." - Chrissie McClatchie Chrissie McClatchie Chrissie McClatchie writes about travel, wine, and yachting from her home on the Côte d’Azur, where she has lived for nearly two decades. Her stories have appeared in Condé Nast Traveler, BBC Travel, CNN Travel, and more. She is also a contributing author to four Lonely Planet guidebooks. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"Zurich Airport is appreciated for its punctuality, efficiency, and connection to the scenic Swiss landscape."
"A WBA Hall of Fame honoree and the only Western European representative in this year’s top 10, this airport is celebrated for its consistent quality across passenger services, design, and amenities." - Stefanie Waldek Stefanie Waldek Stefanie Waldek is a space, travel, and design journalist with expertise in aviation, meteorology, and polar regions. She was a former editor at Architectural Digest, TripAdvisor, and ArtNews. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"The airport’s wine shops offer a convenient place to find hard-to-export Swiss varieties, with curated selections that can include rare whites like Amigne, Petite Arvine and Heida as well as reds such as Dôle, Humagne Rouge and Carminoir—making them a smart stop for travelers seeking authentic Swiss bottles." - AFAR
