I need some info from someone who has flown into Zurich. Please feel free to send me a PM if you have.
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I have many times. What sort of information do you need?
I can tell you that they have issues with Germany (near by) not allowing their arrivals over their territory due to noise, which creates some strange flight patterns.
Because of this they often have to use the shortest runway for arrivals. Which means mi affi draw brake pretty hard.
Airport is nice. Except the train you take to baggage claim has cows moo'ing inna it. Most ppl laff, but after x amount of times you heard it the moo'ing gets annoying.
They have a train that takes you from the airport to anywhere in the country which is very convenient. Airport is in the bush, the city is bout 20min away.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: SandiF</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Never flew in but drove the areas and it was absolutely beautiful! Carry hiking boots if you plan to take in some mountain scenery... extremely beautiful country. </div></div>
Thanks SandiF...I'm looking forward.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Which means mi affi draw brake pretty hard. </div></div>
You a pilot?
I still haven't enjoyed the full benefits of living in Europe yet. Went there(Zürich) by train a few years back for performances.
The little harbour in the city reminded me of home a bit, but I was homesick anyways
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Yes Sukuna.
I like Zurich's setting with the lake and the hills. It's a cozy little town really and not a big city.
Although I think the country is very scenic and beautiful, I find the majority of the Swiss to be rude and outta order. Everytime mi go there a Swiss smaddy causes vexation and mi nuh business with dem again.
One time mi de inna de hotel a nyam free breakfast. Me and a few other crewmembers. Well breakfast finish at 1030AM wich is fine cause we done eat. Now we just drinking tea/coffee and letting the food sekkle before we push out.
At exactly 1030AM the waiter comes and kicks us out while tapping his watch!
Which we all interpreted as 'this is the last call for food' as that's what they normally do before they close. No! This man was telling us to leave. So mi tell him we jus going finish fi wi tea an then we gone. Him start tapping his watch again come in like it a bruk or sintin and seh wi affi leave NOW! 
Bright and outta orda! And this kinda attitude is prevalent in Switzerland. Dem is obsessed with time. And them is rude and have no people skills. And don't you dare say good morning to a stranger! Dem is liable fi get a heart attack!
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Compray</div><div class="ubbcode-body">You sort of answered one...airport is in the bush. I wanted to know about hotels by the airport but I don't want to stay in any bush bush. </div></div>
I can send you the info for the hotel we stay at.
It's near the airport and there's nothing around it though.
However they have a free shuttle to the airport, and from there you can take a train to the city (20min).
Check your PM later on today.
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The lake is nice but the place is expensive. People seem a little obnoxious.Out of Many One People Online
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Magix, thank you...that's the hotel we were planning on staying at but I want to be in the city or at least someplace where the scenery is nice.
Xavier, I keep hearing that about the people. My friend who lives 3 hours away from Zurich keeps telling me that people don't even use the word "love". Very sad.
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...bout rude people...
So I'm in France today, and this place is not exactly famous for loving tourists (particularly those who don't speak a lick a French).
And all day people been nice to me and the people I'm traveling with!
Which breaks all my French stereotypes. Everytime they talk to me in French I reply to them in Spanish thou. 
You shoulda seen the face of one French lady who just happend to pass in front of me on the bus as I'm practicing my French and shouted 'sans championes' in her face. (means No Mushrooms!)
Maybe this has something to do with the fact that I'm in a place called Nice. (rhymes with fleas and not lice)
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Xavier</div><div class="ubbcode-body">The lake is nice but the place is expensive. People seem a little obnoxious. </div></div>
Xavier...I'm trying to put together a budget for this trip. On an average how much should I budget for meals on a daily basis?
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