12 Hostels in Zurich, Switzerland

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We have 12 hostels in Zurich with an average rating of 8.1 based on 12,567 reviews

About Zurich

Zurich is the economic capital of Switzerland and one of the most expensive cities in the world – which might make you think of banks, tax havens and watches. But you’d be wrong: it is first and foremost a charming and quiet city, where you can stay without having to sell a kidney if you book a cheap hostel in Zurich.

To find your hostel in Zurich, look in the old town, near the museums and the main sights.

If you’re staying in Zurich to discover the city in peace, go to Lindenhof or Niederdorf, the two main historical districts. You’ll find the main tourist sights there. You can also have a look around the very trendy Zurich West - it’s less expensive and more alternative.

When you’re visiting Zurich, don’t miss the St. Peter church and it’s clock, the biggest in Europe. The Fraümunster church is also beautiful, with amazing stained-glass windows designed by famous artists like Giacometti or Chagall. If you want a taste of luxury Zurich, head to the iconic Bahnhofstrasse street - you might not be able to afford anything there but looking is free! For something more modern and alternative take a look at the Viadukt market. You can find everything there, from trendy cafés to hip nightclubs.

Getting around Zurich is very easy, the old town is almost entirely pedestrian. The city itself is quite small and walking everywhere is a good way to visit Zurich if you’re in good shape. The other option is public transport and the bus and tram network is very efficient.