✈ Airport Zurich Transfer

Flughafen Zürich (ZRH) → Fribourg

🛣 154.7 km🕐 3 h 6 minsfrom CHF 464.00

Select your car

Mercedes-Benz E-Class

Business Class

Mercedes-Benz E-Class

👥 2 · 🧳 2

  • Meet & Greet included
  • Free cancellation
  • Free waiting time
  • Safe and secure travel

CHF 464.00

All prices include VAT and fees.

Mercedes-Benz V-Class

Business & Family Class

Mercedes-Benz V-Class

👥 7 · 🧳 7

  • Meet & Greet included
  • Free cancellation
  • Free waiting time
  • Safe and secure travel

CHF 552.16

All prices include VAT and fees.

Mercedes-Benz S-Class

Premium Class

Mercedes-Benz S-Class

👥 3 · 🧳 3

  • Meet & Greet included
  • Free cancellation
  • Free waiting time
  • Safe and secure travel

CHF 867.68

All prices include VAT and fees.

Airport transfer

Flughafen Zürich (ZRH) → Fribourg

To the Zähringen town on the language border: the transfer from Zurich Airport to Fribourg takes around 3 hours – straight down the A1 into the city where you hear 'Bonjour' on one side of the street and 'Grüezi' on the other.

University, cantonal government, the Gruyère region on the doorstep: we drive students at semester start as well as delegations and holidaymakers heading for Gruyères, Charmey or Schwarzsee.

Total distance154.7 km
Total time3 h 6 mins
fromCHF 464.00
Vehicles4 vehicle classes
About Fribourg

About Fribourg

Fribourg holds one of Europe's largest intact medieval townscapes: 200 Gothic façades above the Sarine gorge, St. Nicholas Cathedral with its 76-metre tower, covered wooden bridges and a steep funicular that – uniquely – runs on wastewater as ballast.

Frequently asked questions

How long does the transfer to Fribourg take?

Around 3 hours for 155 km via Bern on the A1.

How much is the Zurich–Fribourg ride?

From CHF 464.00 in Business Class – a fixed price per vehicle incl. VAT.

Do you continue to Gruyères or Charmey?

Yes, we gladly serve the whole Gruyère region – ideally combined with a stop at the show dairy.

Do you drop off in the lower town?

As far as the narrow lanes allow, yes – otherwise at the nearest point with a short walk.