A night train runs every evening from Zürich HB to Zagreb. For a relaxed journey.

Outward journey.

From Zürich HB on the EuroNight, departure at 20:40, arrival in Zagreb at 10:24. Direct connections in the online timetable.

Return journey.

From Zagreb on the EuroNight, departure at 19:35, arrival at Zürich HB at 09:20, direct connections in the online timetable.

Booking, comfort categories and services on the night train.

Details on how to buy tickets, the different comfort categories and the services on night trains can be found on our EuroNight page.

Interrail is an inexpensive and flexible way to travel to Zagreb. Tip: Discover the city as part of an Interrail trip across several countries – you’ll often travel cheaper than with Point-to-Point Tickets.

Gornji Grad (Upper Town).

The upper town, built on a hill, is called Gornji Grad and features Baroque architecture. The 13th-century town wall that encloses Gornji Grad is still clearly visible today. In this part of Zagreb you will find numerous churches such as the Church of St. Mark, the present-day Parliament building and the Lotrscak Tower, on which a cannon is fired every day at 12 o’clock.

Zagreb funicular railway.

An entertaining and utterly delightful highlight is the Zagreb Funicular - the shortest funicular railway in Europe. It connects the lower and upper town and is almost a mini version of the Zurich Polybahn funicular. Nearby is the colourful Dolac Market. The largest of the city’s 23 markets, it has been much visited by locals and tourists alike since it opened in 1930.

Museum of Broken Relationships.

The Museum of Broken Relationships is a must-see in the heart of Zagreb’s historic old town. Symbolic possessions will introduce you to stories of love, loss and heartbreak. A touching and emotional journey is guaranteed.