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The terminal at this airline is Terminal 2. This terminal is a hub of several services provided. Be it travel with mobility issues, pregnancy, pet travel or anything else will never leave you disappointed.

Yes, they have an information desk where our knowledgeable staff members can provide assistance with directions, flight schedules, and general airport information.

It provides a range of services during both EasyJet Airlines Zurich Airport terminal arrivals & departures. It includes check-in services, comfortable seating areas, dining options, duty-free shopping, currency exchange, accessibility services, baggage services, information desks, family facilities, lost and found services, medical assistance, and airport lounges.

Yes, it offers dedicated family facilities, including nursing rooms and play areas, to ensure a comfortable experience for families travelling with young ones.

Yes, it has duty-free shops where you can explore a wide range of products, including luxury brands, cosmetics, fragrances, electronics, and more.

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The signature fondue at eCHo, in the Zurich Marriott Hotel

The 7 finest fondues in Zurich

Hot cheese, cold bread and a warming waft of kirsch in the air – it could only be the calorific classic melting-pot of a Swiss fondue. These are the best in town

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Words by Andy Hill

Probably France’s most important contribution to the Swiss culinary melting pot, fondue (from the French verb 'fondre', meaning 'to melt’) is a must when you’re in Zurich. Typically a winter dish – eat it when there’s snow on the ground is the local rule of thumb – it’s nevertheless ace all year round. Apparently you’re not advised to drink water with it, as it reacts badly with the cheese in your tum. White wine, for the record, is just fine. Here’s a few of our fave fondues in Switzerland’s largest city.

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First, don’t be put off by the fact it’s in a branch of the Marriott hotel chain. Here, the fondue is lovingly prepared with milk sourced from a dedicated herd of alpine cattle, and the ‘wine buffet’ is a lovely gimmick after a long day slogging around the city. The main draw here, however, is the opportunity to dine in an actual cable-car gondola. In the middle of a restaurant, sure, but with sweeping photos of alpine peaks you could just about be fooled. Is it kind of cheesy? Well, that’s surely the point.  

42 Neumühlequai, Unterstrass  echorestaurant.ch

Situated in an alleyway at the foot of the glorious Grossmünster – that massive church, you can’t miss it – this traditional spot has been serving gooey cheesy goodness to locals and international travellers for over a century. Why is it so good? Classic, mature sur choix  cheese from the French-speaking Vaud region. Try their take with ‘morels’ – mushrooms – or the lavishly indulgent Burgundian beef fondue. With a giant glass of white wine, the way god intended.   

9 Römergasse, Altstadt   le-dezaley.ch

Swiss Chuchi

If you’re looking for quaint, cutesy Swiss ambience this is trad spot in the downtown hotel Adler is a solid bet. It’s famous for its rösti spuds and hearty Alpine macaroni, and you’ll want to book as it fills up fast. If you do nab a table, definitely go all out and order the mouthwatering ‘fondue mit schwarzem Trüffel’. That’s Gruyère and Vacherin cheese, with black truffle, white wine, garlic and cherry brandy. That’ll warm your cockles.   

10 Rosengasse, Altstadt  hotel-adler.ch/swiss-chuchi-restaurant/

Bierhalle Wolf

There’s a good chance you’ll hear this place before you see it. A lively, jolly Alpine beerhall aiming at the pretzels, beer and oom-pah demographic, its the place to be if you sneakily enjoy conga lines. Be aware, beer costs a little extra when there’s a band on. Still, the fondue is great, with piquant takes on the classic like a ‘Diavolo’ with spicy salami, gorgonzola cheese and chili.  

132 Limmatquai, Altstadt  bierhalle-wolf.ch

Zunfthaus zur Zimmerleuten

Zunfthaus zur Zimmerleuten's setting alone makes it worth stopping by. The ancient ‘carpenter’s guild house’ is an eye-catching riverside structure, all sharp pinnacles and a ravishing double-height oriole window. The dining room is a spectacle in itself, with coffered wooden ceiling and marble Corinthian columns. For best results, eat your fondue outside under a blanket. There are heaters, plus the Zurich skyline – it’s all very romantic.   

40 Limmatquai, Altstadt   zunfthaus-zimmerleuten.ch

Raclette-Stube

This worthy local chain, with three branches across the city, certainly goes all-in on tweeness, with gingham tablecloths and net curtains. Never mind all that, how’s the fondue? Hearty and rich is how. A classic red pot is delivered with a generous basket of bread, potatoes and pickles, if that’s your vibe; while the kirsch (brandy) offsets the clagginess very nicely, and harmonises beautifully with the house dry white wine. Quite stubendous.   

16 Zähringerstrasse, Altstadt  raclette-stube.ch

Frau Gerolds Garten

If you’ve had quite enough tweeness for one day, stop by this uber-contemporary – for Zurich, anyway – hangout at the foot of the futuristic, mildly dystopian Prime Tower. Essentially an ex-industrial plot of land by a railway yard, its shipping containers have been repurposed into a groovy open-air drinking and eating den. All the usual craft beer and burger suspects are available, plus a respectable fondue, shorn of stuffiness, and served inside at Frau Gerolds dinky wooden cabin during colder months.   

23 Geroldstrasse, Industriequartier   fraugerold.ch

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