Postcard
90 pieces · ≈ CHF 7
A small version on a 12 × 8 base with its nameplate: a quick build, an easy gift.
Zürich · 1871 (Jakob Friedrich Wanner)
Zürich Hauptbahnhof
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Zürich Hauptbahnhof, ZürichZÜRICHMy Swiss Brick Trip · Zürich
Zurich's first station opened in 1847 as the terminus of the first railway built entirely within Switzerland, the Spanisch-Brötli-Bahn to Baden.
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Its replacement, Jakob Friedrich Wanner's sandstone palace with a triumphal arch facing Bahnhofstrasse, opened in 1871; the bronze monument to railway pioneer Alfred Escher was unveiled in front of it in 1889.
Today the old hall is a vast public concourse in one of Europe's busiest stations, and the river Sihl still flows beneath the platforms.
The booklet opens with the full story: key dates, what to look for and where to find it.
Postcard
A small version on a 12 × 8 base with its nameplate: a quick build, an easy gift.
Display
The full model with its surroundings on the standard display stand, with the history pages in the booklet.
A few pages from the free PDF. Tap a page to open the booklet there.






≈ CHF 111 for new parts, plus shipping (rough estimate, 7 October 2026; BrickLink prices vary) · 986 pieces in 99 lots
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