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Pfizer AG Phone +41 43 495 71 11 Directions Pfizer AG Schärenmoosstrasse 99 Fax +41 43 495 72 80 8052 Zürich Mail info@pfizer.ch Winterthur St. Gallen Exit Schaffhausen Zürich-Seebach Airport Bern 10 12 Basel Kloten Bern Basel Nordumfahrung Glattbrugg Limmattaler Kreuz Seebach Wallisellen N Oerlikon ordumfah G la Dübendorf tta run lstrasse g Zürich Stelzenstra sse Uster Stop 12 Seebach Glattpark Chur Rapperswil 10 Stop 11 Chur se Glattpark serstras G By car By public transport lat tpa rks tra Highway Zürich-Nordring sse trasse From Zurich Airport Tram Nr. 10 Schaffhau asse S bachs Wallisellen > Exit Zürich-Seebach chären- schen moos Leut > Then Glattalstrasse Tram Nr. 12 erstr strass - - 11 12 P > Schaffhauserstrasse e eh- From Zurich main station Tram Nr. 10 urgau h Ferns o > Stelzenstrasse T tudi s Aubru > Thurgauerstrasse Tram Nr. 11 > Schärenmoosstrasse From Oerlikon station Tram Nr. 11 Binzmühle- ggs strasse trasse Hagenholzstrasse From direction Chur Exit at tram stop Glattpark Winterthur St. Gallen > Through town direction airport then walk across the creek Station > Highway Zürich-Nordring (Pedestrian bridge) and left at Pfizer Oerlikon indoor stadium > Direction Bern/Basel Fair Zurich > Then as described above Parking 11 WTC Wallisellenstrasse strasse Ueberlan P Leutschenbachstrasse 95 iesen fw dstrasse Ho Oerlikon 10 Zurich-City October 2014 Route description to Pfizer Switzerland Line 10 12 Schärenmoosstrasse 99, 8052 Zurich ZÜRICH FLUGHAFEN, Phone: +41 (0)43 495 71 11 FRACHT To reach the Pfizer building in the Schärenmoosstrasse 99 please use the public tram lines 12 or 10. The way takes about 10 minutes from the Zurich airport to the station Glattpark. Both lines pass this station. From Glattpark station it only takes three min- Zürich Airport, BHF utes by foot to the Pfizer company building. Kloten, Balsberg, Bahnhof Glattbrugg, Unterriet Rümlang, Bäuler Zürich Airport, BHF F Line 12 H Glattbrugg, Bahnhof Lindberghplatz ELG Z Wallisellen/B erti U Fernsehstudio A H Belair Glattpark Zürich, Oerlikerhus Leutschenbach Bahnhof Oerlikon Ost SternenOerlikon Sternen Oerlikon Bahnhof Oerlikon Salersteig Regensbergbrücke Berninaplatz Bad Allenoos Hirschwiesenstrasse Radiostudio Milchbuck Glattpark Bucheggplatz Universität Irchel 11 Laubiweg Langmauerstrasse 10 Schaffhauserplatz Letzistrasse Kronenstrasse Line Kinkelstrasse Beckenhof Seilbahn Rigiblick Stampfenbachplatz Winkelriedstrasse Bahnhofquai/HB Haldenbach Bahnhofplatz/HB ETH/Universitätsspital Central Station Journey times General information Haldenegg minutes Central Information about timetables, REHALP travelcards and tickets. www.sbb.ch Bahnhofplatz/HB Line 11 Fracht Zürich Flughafen Bahnhof Balsberg Unterriet Bäuler Bahnhof Glattbrugg Lindberghplatz Glattpark General tourist information Central Station Fracht 1 3 5 6 7 9 10 about the city Zurich Zürich Flughafen 1 2 4 5 6 8 9 www.zuerich.com Bahnhof Balsberg 3 2 2 3 4 6 7 Unterriet 5 4 2 1 2 4 5 the ch portal is the main point of access to online information from Bäuler 6 5 3 1 1 3 4 the federal government Bahnhof Glattbrugg 7 6 4 2 1 2 3 www.ch.ch Lindberghplatz 9 8 5 4 3 2 1 Glattpark 10 9 7 5 4 3 1.

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