For town and country

The world-famous Chapel Bridge is the landmark of Lucerne and the oldest wooden bridge in Europe.
On foot: 9 minutes

In the old town there are picturesque squares surrounded by houses with historical frescoes and we are inside the old city wall.

The nine towers are part of Lucerne's historic city fortifications, which were built from the 13th century onwards, and the boutique hotel KARL is right next door.

Lake Lucerne fascinates with its scenic beauty, the charms of inland navigation and the historical sites located on the lake.
On foot: 13 minutes

Let us now look at the Jesuit Church: there it stands, radiantly beautiful and already recognisable from afar. Situated directly on the Reuss, it offers all visitors a real feast for the eyes.
On foot: 5 minutes

Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy the breathtaking view on Pilatus Kulm at 2,132 metres above sea level - and on the steepest rack railway in the world. Even the journey by boat or train and cogwheel railway will put you in the holiday mood. Let yourself be enchanted by the magnificent panoramic view of the Lucerne-Lake Lucerne adventure region and experience unforgettable moments in the midst of the magnificent mountain landscape.

The Titlis is undoubtedly a highlight of central Switzerland and the only accessible glacier in the area. Up here on the mountain, you can experience snow fun all year round and enjoy a breathtaking landscape.

The Rigi is a vast mountain massif situated between Lake Lucerne, Lake Zug and Lake Lauerz, offering phenomenal views. The highest peak on the Rigi is Rigi Kulm at 1797 m.a.s.l. The mountain massif can be reached by two cogwheel railways and two aerial cableways, providing a convenient way to explore this breathtaking landscape.

The multifunctional building by architect Jean Nouvel combines outstanding architecture, culture and culinary delights.
On foot: 13 minutes

The most versatile transport and communication museum in Europe and the most visited museum in Switzerland.

"The Dying Lion of Lucerne" is one of the most famous monuments in the world and commemorates the Gardes Suisses who fell in Paris.
On foot: 16 minutes

At the Nature Museum you will learn in an attractive and lively way how nature has evolved over time. Here you can experience the wonders of nature up close and gain a deep understanding of how our environment was created and developed.
On foot: 3 minutes

Colourful costumes stream across the bridges from all directions and on Kornmarkt people of all ages jump around, clapping and dancing to the various rhythms of the Guggenmusigen. There will be no peace again until Ash Wednesday and the end of Fasnacht.

Take a trip back in time and discover what Lucerne used to look like when mighty glaciers covered the whole country or subtropical palm beaches dominated the region.
On foot: 15 minutes

Take a look around the Rosengart Collection Museum and discover the works of Pablo Picasso, Paul Klee and many other Impressionist and Classical Modern artists. This fascinating exhibition offers a unique opportunity to experience some of the most important works in the history of art....
On foot: 10 minutes

The Bourbaki Panorama is a European cultural monument and a symbol of Switzerland's humanitarian tradition. The monumental circular image combines personal fates, political events, everyday life, art, cultural and media history in a unique way. It is undoubtedly a veritable "visual wonder".
On foot: 13 minutes