One of Europe’s oldest wooden bridges and landmark of Lucerne, faithfully restored to its original design after a serious fire. Read more.
Contemplate its Spreuer Bridge's picture series – painted in 1636 and preserved with egg yolk – depicting the 'dance of death': can you spot two skeletons in each scene?
Take a picture of the fountain. It's only a mock of the original which currently lies in the History Museum. It dates back to the 1400s.
The little iron man, a merry figure carrying a banner, is known throughout the countryside. It is open to the public. Measured from bottom to top, it stands 33 m tall.
This cylindrical stone tower was built in 1513 it was modified to admit street traffic in 1901. It is the headquarters of the Safran Guild and home to its meeting place and archives.
Like the other towers, it has a frieze of wonderful round arches around the top of the tower. It is topped with a low pyramidshaped roof. Open to the public, this tower is 27.5 m tall.
1971 brannte der alte Luzerner Bahnhof nieder und wurde 2001 von Santiago Calatrava neu erbaut.An den alten, 1896 eröffneten Bahnhof, erinnert die, historische Eingangspforte auf dem Bahnhofplatz.
The place where the believe meets the faith..calm and relax..especially when the time we don't know where to go, but to find ourselves
Das Grand Jeu und das Jackpot Casino, das ausgezeichnete Restaurant Olivo, der Catering- und Bankett-Bereich sowie das Casineum.
The scenic beauty of the lake can be discovered on the many different cruises offered by paddlewheel steamers and motor vessels. Read more.
Amazing experience to learn about modern art and its various schools such as cubism,impressionism etc...impressive collection centered around picasso and klee..ask for the detailed guide printouts
Lucerne is often referred to as the “City of Lights”. The name goes back to a miracle of light said to have happened here, an angel showed Lucerne’s first settlers where to build a chapel.
Welcome to the old town of Lucerne! Add https://foursquare.com/pigoni/list/luzern-4sqcities to your lists and discover lots of nice places.
Go to http://www.luzernerfest.ch/programm and check out the events for today all around the old .
In der Wellness-Oase im obersten Stock kann man mit Blick auf den See saunieren.
Explore the beautiful Old Town squares – Kornmarkt, Hirschenplatz, Weinmarkt – where painted facades depict themes from beer-brewing to medicine.
The World Café on the ground floor is a nice place to eat quickly for a decent price. Especially in summer when you can sit outdoors!
The name means “Look toward the land.” With a height of 52.6 m, it is the highest of the 9 brothers. According to historian and city clerk Cysat, the Tower was already standing prior to 1291.
Great views, chillest playlists on the lakeshore. Wash it all down with a glass of the excellent Primitivo (6 Francs).
