Dolderbahn Railway between Römerhof and Dolder Zürich
Dolder, Zurich
Say goodbye to the hustle and bustle of the city and discover the charm and efficiency of the Dolderbahn Railway, linking Römerhof with Dolder in Zürich, in just under six minutes.
Overview
The Dolderbahn is a funicular railway in Zurich connecting Römerhof to the Dolder recreational area, suitable for visitors and locals seeking leisure and outdoor activities.
Highlights
- Modern customer information system and enhanced passenger comfort
- Departures approximately every 15 minutes from Römerhof to Dolder mountain station
- Scenic views of Zurich’s landscapes and cityscape
- Access to golf, mini golf, wave pool in summer, and ice skating, ice hockey in winter
Description
The Dolderbahn transports passengers from downtown Zurich to the Dolder recreational area in under six minutes. It provides easy access to various leisure and sports facilities, along with an extensive network of hiking trails.
The railway covers a distance of 1,328 meters with an elevation gain of 162 meters, following a gradient of about 19 percent. Operated using manned trains, each can accommodate up to 100 passengers.
In 2004, the Dolderbahn was extensively renovated, including vehicle upgrades, route reconstruction, new swing switches, and station modernizations with consistent designs and improved passenger information.
During your ride, you will pass by the Dolder Grand Hotel and the Dolder Wald forest, both accessible from Dolder station. The journey offers a blend of historical charm and scenic views of Zurich.
Includes
- Cable car ticket between Zürich Römerhof and Zürich Dolder
- Free travel for infants under 6 years old
Important Information
- Infants under 6 travel free of charge
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Booking Tips
Tickets run frequently, but booking in advance is recommended during peak seasons. Bring comfortable shoes for hiking or sports activities. The best time to visit is spring through autumn for outdoor sports and winter for ice skating and hockey.
