More than a small city: Lucerne

Up and down the mountains. In and out of the lake. Culture. Exercise. Shopping. Lucerne offers more of everything than one can imagine. In the very heart of Switzerland. Right at the heart of things.

	Chapel Bridge-The town's landmark Constructed in first half of the 14th century as a part of the city's fortifications and named after St. Peter's Chapel, which is located nearby. The paintings that were added in the 17th century illustrate scenes of Swiss and local history, including the biographies of the city's patron saints, St. Leodegar and St. Maurice. More informations
	Lion Monument «The dying Lion of Lucerne» is one of the world's most famous monuments. It was carved out of natural rock in memory of the heroic deaths of the Swiss mercenaries at the Tuileries in 1792. Mark Twain described the Lion of Lucerne as the saddest and most moving piece of rock in the world. More informations
	KKL Luzern Welcome under the magnificent roof of the KKL Luzern! Concerts, conferences and culinary experiences blend in total harmony to create a unique and complete experience for all the senses and satisfy even the most discerning guests. More informations
	Musegg Wall A part of the rampart walls built in 1386; the wall is still almost entirely intact. Three towers are open to the public: Schirmer, Zyt and Männli. More informations
	City Tours Discover Lucerne à la carte – guided city tours and excursions for groups The lively streets, hidden treasures and beautiful façades of Lucerne’s medieval buildings form the perfect setting for a guided city tour. No matter if you explore the city on foot or while riding in a horse-drawn carriage, a tour through Lucerne is unforgettable! And thereafter you can listen to a magnificent organ recital in the Jesuit Church. The diverse program offered in “City tours à la carte” by the Lucerne Tourist Board includes an extensive selection of walking tours and guided city tours. More informations