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City overview
Zurich has an extensive system of buses and trams that reach anywhere in the city and its surroundings. You must purchase your tickets beforehand at ticket offices or kiosks, or else you could face a fine. The system is run by the VBZ and runs from 05:30 until midnight (03:00 on weekends).
Zurich and its suburbs have an extensive commuter rail system known as the S-Bahn and operated by the Zürcher Verkehrsverbund (ZVV). Coverage is spotty within the city, but there are more than twenty lines servicing the region. The city and its suburbs are split into different "zones". Pricing is based on which zones you are traveling through. One ride can cost anywhere from CHF2 to CHF80.
Don't bother renting a car if you're only staying in Zurich, as driving in Switzerland, especially in the cities, is purposefully inconvenient in order to encourage the use of public transportation. If you insist, however, all the major rental companies have outlets in the city.
One of the best way to get around Zurich is by bike. The city is relatively flat and compact, with moderate temperatures, making it ideal for bicycles. It's also an excellent way to get to know the city at street level. Zurich's traffic laws emphasize pedestrians and cyclists, so the experience is pleasant and not stressful.
Taxis in Zurich can be hired by phone or hailed on the street. Because of the ease and ubiquity of public transportation and the high rates on taxis, they're not recommended. They may be the only option for late night travel, though.
Zurich Airport is the largest and busiest airport in Switzerland, with flights throughout Europe and the rest of the world. It's located about 10km from the center of city. There are several options to make that journey.
Driving in Zurich is not recommended. City planners have gone out of their way to make things difficult for drivers. More and more streets are being converted to pedestrian only and trams have the ability to turn lights red in order to continue driving unimpeded. Gas is very expensive, as are tolls and congestion charges.