• Unframed A2 poster by LEKKA: Zurich's red Polybahn funicular climbing up to the university
  • LEKKA print on a living room wall: Zurich's red Polybahn funicular climbing up to the university
  • Back of a LEKKA A2 poster, showing the print quality and packaging
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LEKKA posters and prints

Zurich Poster | Polybahn | Swiss Wall Art

Zurich Poster | Polybahn | Swiss Wall Art

SFr. 48.00 CHF
SFr. 48.00 CHF
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Two minutes to the top.

The little red Polybahn climbs from Central towards the university, floating above the traffic below.

Running since 1889, Zurich's funicular has carried generations of students up to the ETH. A small piece of city history in one bold colour.

  • A2 poster (42 × 59.4 cm), from CHF 48
  • Framed S (30 × 40 cm) or Framed M (A2, glass front, black aluminium frame)
  • Plexiglas or Aluminium Dibond (A2), made to order in about 1.5 weeks

A perfect gift for ETH students and alumni, Zurich locals and anyone who knows the short ride up from Central.

Want your own text on it? Any print can be personalised for CHF 25.

Printed in Switzerland, ready to bring a little colour to your wall.

Materials

Poster:
· Solvent blueback 130 gm2 Matte

Framed M:
· Solvent blueback 130 gm2 Matte
· Real glass facade
· Matte black aluminium frame

Framed S :
· Black frame
· Compressed wood

Plexiglass :
· 3mm Plexiglass, Printed on reverse side
· Hanging element included

Aluminium Dibond :
· 3mm , Printed on front side
· Hanging element included
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Shipping & Returns

Prints on Plexiglas and Aluminium take 1.5 Weeks to produce and ship.

Dimensions

Poster:
· A2 42cm x 59cm
· Solvent blueback 130 gm2 Matte

Framed M:
· A2 42cm x 59cm

Framed S :
· 30cm x 40 cm

Plexiglass :
· A2 42cm x 59cm

Aluminium Dibond :
· A2 42cm x 59cm

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Really nice work of art with unique style! Gareth was really friendly and his poster that we took back home, will always remind us of our trip to Zurich. Greetings from Greece!

Kostas Karatouliotis