Switzerland Lucerne Lucerne

One of Switzerland's major cities, Lucerne offers a myriad of cultural landmarks, a beautiful lake and a lively, fun, atmosphere.

A fun museum exhibiting an array of transportations, including planes, locomotives, and cars, as well as other curios.

Stroll along the banks of Lake Lucerne, lined with beautiful houses, palaces, and great viewing points of the surrounding nature.

Discover remnants of Lucerne’s ancient fortification as you wander through the historic streets of the mountainside old town.

A gallery housing one of Europe’s finest private art collections with over 200 works from the 19C and 20C.

Home to the city's arts museum, this cultural center also boasts fine modern architecture and a performance venue with superb acoustics.

Honoring the Swiss Guards slaughtered during the French Revolution, this 19C stone relief is a poignant depiction of a dying lion.

Spanning 170m over the Reuss river, this covered footbridge dates to the 14C and boasts wonderful 17C murals along the interior.

With a nice focus on fine arts, this museum hosts an impressive collection of 19C-20C artwork and offers an interesting experience.

Depicting a scene in the 19C Franco-Prussian War, this massive panoramic painting is housed in a museum tracing the history of the war.

Boasting a wonderful German Renaissance architecture, this 17C church features twin spires and fine decorations.

Preserving a section of glacial landscape dating to the Ice Age, the garden also exhibits fossils and features a mirror maze nearby.

Founded in the 17C, this lovely church boasts Baroque architecture and a wealth of fine ornamentation, including frescoes and marble.