One of Europe’s oldest wooden bridges and landmark of Lucerne, faithfully restored to its original design after a serious fire. Read more.
In the summer warm winds swirl the waters around, so that the Falls spray in all directions. These droplets of water spray gave the brook and the waterfall its name. Read more.
One of the most diverse museums in Europe for transport and communication, and the most-frequented museum in Switzerland. Has its own IMAX cinema on site. Read more.
The scenic beauty of the lake can be discovered on the many different cruises offered by paddlewheel steamers and motor vessels. Read more.
The birthplace of the International Red Cross houses the only museum dedicated to the history and work of this organisation. Read more.
Worldwide biggest collection of works by the artist Paul Klee; the cultural centre designed by the Italian architect Renzo Piano consists of three wave-shaped building sections. Read more.
Provides an overview of the history of the Olympic games, from the first 1896 summer games in Athens through to the present day. Read more.
Set above the Old Town, it is worth a visit with its facade in the Lombardy Renaissance style, and countless frescoes and valuable Baroque artefacts inside. Read more.
Small, intimate museum for the writer and adopted son of Ticino, Hermann Hesse, who lived and wrote in southern Switzerland for at least half a century Read more.
