Take the bus from the Zurich Wiedikon railway station or Triemli bus station (Postauto) that travels to the station "Waldegg, Birmensdorferstrasse" or "Waldegg, Post". This journey takes about 10 minutes.
At the Waldegg stop, disembark, cross the road, and continue along the road in the direction of Affoltern a. Albis / Lucerne (main road). In about 150 m, near the sign "Waschanlage", turn right towards the Ford garage. You will see our visitor parking just past the garage.

From Bern, Basel, or St. Gallen, take the A1 towards Zurich. At the major intersection called the "Limmittaler Kruez" (the Limmattaler cross) switch to the A4 in the direction of Urdorf.
In a few kilometers, take the "Urdorf-Süd" exit and continue driving towards Birmensdorf.
At the large intersection just after the Shell gas station, turn left towards Uitikon. There is a large “Uitikon” sign about 500 before the intersection. Slow down when you see the sign "Kath. Kirche" on the right and the signpost "Ringlikon" on the left. Turn left into the Ford garage lot and then turn left again to reach our visitor parking.

From Zurich City, drive from Triemli or Albisrieden in the direction of Affoltern a. Albis / Lucerne.
After you see the sign "Uitikon", drive in the direction of Affoltern a. Albis / Lucerne until you see the sign "Stallikon/Türlersee/Ringlikon" - about 200 m after a set of traffic lights. Immediately after the sign, turn right into the Ford garage lot and then turn left to reach our visitor parking.

Start at the Zurich main train station (Zurich Hauptbahnhof) and take the Üertlibergban (S-Bahn 10) towards Uitikon-Waldegg.
Disembark at the Uitikon-Waldegg station and walk downhill along the car park towards the end of the station. Take the path at the end of the parking lot through the forest. When you reach the main road, turn to the left. Cross the main road at the double crosswalks. After crossing the two roads, head back a few meters and then turn left into the Ford garage lot and then turn left again to reach our visitor parking.