20 Places to Visit in Lucerne, Tourist Places & Top Attractions

Places to visit in Lucerne

Mount Rigi, Lion Monument, Hofkirche, Swiss Museum Of Transport, Chapel Bridge, Lucerne train Station, Musegg Wall and the Nine Towers, Glacier Garden, Richard Wagner Museum, Spreuer Bridge, Jesuit Church and Bourbaki Panorama.

Lucerne is a canton in central Switzerland and one of the most popular cities for a vacation amidst the Swiss Alps. There are plenty of places to visit in Lucerne, which is known for its mountains, lakes, overall natural splendour, and is also home to some rousing tourist attractions.

Like mentioned, Lucerne is naturally gifted with Rigi, Pilatus, and Titlis mountain peaks, and the immensely famous Lake Lucerne on which the quaint city is located, are great for a hike, winter sports activities like snowboarding and skiing or boating and an excursion.

Apart from this, there are more attractions in Lucerne that boasts of the city's evocative history and architecture with sites like the Lion monuments, Chapel Bridge, Old Town, Musegg Wall, and the Nine towers. These places would transport you back to the olden time while keeping you awestruck.

When visiting, opt for tours that offer detailed story-telling of these places. Once you have submerged yourself in the city and its stunning surroundings, you should also check out places like the Swiss Museum of Transport, Richard Wagner Museum, and Bourbaki Panorama Lucerne for the sheer display of automotive, music and art respectively with a touch of the yesteryears.

The Glacier Garden is where you can witness the Ice-age era with glacial rocks, preserves, and a museum that provides information about climate change over the years. Among other places in Lucerne are a few alluring sites of worship, like Hofkirche and the Jesuit Church.

Both of them hold significant importance with the city and are works of beautiful architecture with equally lovely interiors. And they also host church concerts that are a treat to the soul.

Here are some of the best places to visit in Lucerne:

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The Clock Tower in Lucerne is an iconic historical landmark, standing tall in the heart of the city. With its ornate medieval architecture and the prominent clock face, it captivates visitors with its timeless charm. Dating back to the 14th century, the tower holds cultural significance and serves as a meeting point for locals and tourists alike. As the clock chimes, it adds a touch of old-world magic to the bustling modern city, making it a must-visit attraction for those exploring Lucerne's rich heritage.

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Located in central Switzerland, overlooking Lake Lucerne, Mount Pilatus is counted among the top hiking destinations in the world. You can enjoy some of the most amazing sights from here in the Swiss Alps especially if you hike up to Tomlishorn, one of its most beautiful peaks.

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Discover the jewel in the crown of central Switzerland which is the only glacier in the area that is accessible to the public. The ski area at Mount Titlis comprises over 80 km of pistes with slopes of varying gradients that can accommodate skiers at any level of proficiency.

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Surrounded by picturesque lush green mountains and Swiss architecture, Lake Lucerne is an emerald stretch of calm waters situated at an elevation of 1,424 feet from the sea level. Fed by four basins crawling through the edging lands, the lake is always brimming with freshness and coolness in its waters.

You could plan a cruise or boating experience in these waters where you could organise a business event, a celebration party, a proposal or simply a romantic date. Whatever you choose to do in here, you will be astounded with options for a diverse fleet which includes historic paddle steamers and modern motor vessels too.

While on your cruise, you would witness the cluster of beautiful Swiss houses in its west accompanied by the untouched grasslands of Horw. While on its south, the majestic and pale limestone mountain chain could be seen creating a reflection in the calm lake waters.

Also the Seelisberg cut through by various tiny basins is situated in its south and the Swiss Meggenhorn Castle is aligned to the north bank of the Lucerne Lake. You could explore the mountain Rigi on foot and admire the beauty of the lake from a height. Every mentioned element combines together to make this a tourist hub which is appreciated by every person visiting here.
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Engelberg is an enchanting resort village located in a mountain valley 25 km from Lake Lucerne. Its distinct rustic charm is what attracts travellers from across the globe and makes it one of the most popular winter and summer holiday destinations in Switzerland.

The village itself is built around a monastery and offers a wide range of activities for the visitors here. Its proximity to Mount Titlis and Mount Hahnen makes this village resort one of the top ski destinations in the region. It offers diverse skiing and free ride opportunities for enthusiasts of the sport of all levels.

It is spread over an area of 2000 meters and offers fantastic conditions for snowboarding, sledding, cross country skiing and a whole variety of winter festivities and activities. In summers, Engelberg becomes a haven for hiking, rock climbing, mountaineering, biking and golf. 

The Benedictine Monastery established in 1120 here is still a very important part of the village and to this day there are still monks living here. Engelberg is also a wonderful holiday destination for families and there are several activities that would enthral adults and children alike.

The Brunni area has many activities to keep the most restless teenager occupied. There is a huge playground, a toboggan run, Globi treasure hunt and the barefoot trail.
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Mountain peaks surround the stunning landscape of Lucerne, amongst them is the most popular the "queen of the mountains," Mount Rigi. It sits atop three lakes, namely, Zug, Lucerne, and Lauerz. At the height of 1797.5, the panoramic views of the Swiss town are enchanting.

You can take a cog train ride to tour near the mountain on a clear day. Besides the train visitors can also get there on a cable car or a gondola. Moreover, there are hikes organized during summers and sports activities like skiing, snowboarding, etc. take place during winters at Mount Rigi.

That being said, Mount Rigi is a place that wouldn't disappoint you no matter when you visit. With the vivid scenery and the delightful atmosphere, Mount Rigi is one of the places to visit in Lucerne.

Best time to Visit- June - September (December- February)
Entry fee- Free
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In the north of Löwenplatz is the remarkable Lion Monument in Lucerne, which was designed by Thorwaldsen in 1820. The figure of the dying Lion was carved in a sandstone rock ledge to commemorate the Swiss soldiers who lost their lives during the French Revolution, protecting the royal family. About 26 officers and over 700 Swiss soldiers lost their lives at Tuileries Palace.

This mournful monument is more than just a tourist attraction; it is a mark of a significant sacrifice in history. The memorial has essential information engraved right below the Lion that helps learn about the history of that time. This poignant monument is one of the best-known places to see in Lucerne.

Best time to Visit- June - September
Entry fee- Free
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Hofkirche (Court Church of St. Leodegar) is the main cathedral in Lucerne, built from 1634-39 in place of the 8th-century Benedictine monastery of St. Leodegar. The twin towers of the Church were preserved from 1525 of the old Church, among others are a few religious objects, St. Mary's altar that outlasted.

The Court Church is the most important Renaissance church in Switzerland, with gold-covered statues adorning the white interiors along with carved pulpit and the choir stall from 1639. It is a simple yet beautiful design of the Baroque gold altars that is a sight to behold. During summers, the church hosts recitals of its famous Organ, it is a joyous proceeding to attend.

Best time to Visit- June - September
Entry fee- Free
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The Swiss Museum of Transport, located on Lake Lucerne, is one of the most famous museums in Switzerland. It was built in the year 1959 to exhibit several space and land travels, and it has ships, motor vehicles, aircraft, and trains at the display. Furthermore, the museum also houses the famous EURECA satellite, launched by Europe and the USA in the 1990s.

This Transport Museum isn't only exhibiting vehicles; there is a planetarium for visitors of all ages. The museum also displays a sizable collection of art by Hans Emi, a Lucerne sculpture, and painter that you can also check out. Once you are done with the museum's tour, you should visit the Chocolate Adventure in the museum and learn more about the whole process, also take some back.

Best time to Visit- June - September
Entry fee- CHF 45.40
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The Lucerne Train Station is located on the shore of Lake Lucerne and is one of the most prominent railway stations in Switzerland. The old station, which was built in 1856, was changed in 1896 to the new building. It is a significant center of the Swiss railway network, since both domestic and international trains, like Germany and France, are connected to the station.

Regulated by the Swiss national railway company (SBB-CFF-FFS), the station located in Lucerne is the origin location to reach other major Swiss destinations and even some parts of Europe. The beautiful train station building is a bonus for your travels to and from Lucerne.
                         
Best time to Visit- June - September
Entry fee- Free (Ticket prices)
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The Musegg wall is an ode to Lucerne's history, during the fortification of the city in the 13th century. While walking here, you don't only get a glimpse of the beautiful architecture of olden times but also get to witness the breathtaking views of the city.

The Musegg wall has nine towers, all these are pretty accessible, especially Zyt (tower), and are a tourist favorite to look at the beautiful city of Lucerne. Besides the wall itself, you can check the time at one of the oldest clocks, it is from 1536 and still works perfectly. If you love to get to know the history of places, then this is one of the Attractions in Lucerne that will keep you well entertained.

Best time to Visit- June - September
Entry fee- Free
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The preserves of the Ice Age makes the glacier garden one of the places to visit in Lucerne. The site is reminiscent of an era that has frozen in time with irregular boulders, glacial rocks, hollow formed due to melting ice at the base of waterfalls. Some exhibits show the effects of climate change on Earth and a demonstration process of the formation of the potholes. 

Among other things are a lookout tower, a hut, a labyrinth, and a park, which is a fun picnic spot. The Glacier Garden also has a museum displaying relief maps of Switzerland, rock samples, alpine animals along with historic rooms that would help the visitors understand the Ice Age better.

Best time to Visit- June - September
Entry fee- CHF 15
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Richard Wanger, a legend in the history of music, is a renowned music composer and someone who re-invented the Opera. The Richard Wanger museum is the house Tribschen Landhaus, by Lake Lucerne is where the master musician lived for six years (1866-1872) and created a number of his famous compositions.

Now, the house converted museum displays the most important works of the maestro, including photographs, paintings, letters exemplifying life, and a valuable collection of his scores. Moreover, the highlight of the collection is the Erard Grand Piano, which Wanger used to complete "The Mastersingers of Nuremberg," among other works.

Presently, a few concerts take place here using the piano. Apart from this, the museum has a permanent exhibit and hosts temporary exhibitions as well. After getting the tour of the museum, you can have a quick bite at the summer café with the surreal views of the lake and mountains.

Depending on the weather conditions, the cafe opens at 11 a.m. between May and September.While the museum and the cafe remain closed from December- March.

Best time to Visit- June - September
Entry fee- 8 Euro/ CHF 8.5
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The Spreuer Bridge is another gorgeous wooden bridge of Lucerne beside the Chapel Bridge. This one is still more of a hidden gem and is located downstream of the Chapel Bridge. The bridge’s name was derived from “Spreu” which means Chaff, flour mill waste.

As back in the day it was allowed to dump Spreu into the Reuss river off of the wooden bridge. The Spreuer Bridge was built in the year 1408 and was destroyed in 1566 by a flood. Post this, the bridge and the granary were rebuilt and have been decorated with paintings by Danse Macabre, in interior triangular frames, a distinctive feature of the wooden bridges in Lucerne.

Best time to Visit- June - September
Entry fee- Free
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Lucerne's Jesuit Church (Jesuitenkirche) of Saint Francis Xaviers is the first Baroque Church built in Switzerland in the year 1677, making it one of the places to visit in Lucerne. The Church sits on the left bank of river Reuss giving it an outstanding promenade where you can take a calming stroll. 

Furthermore, the design of the Church consists of Baroque architecture with two of its towers that were added later in the year 1893, and the Rococo style pink and white interiors, which has painted ceilings and faux marble side altars that would leave you mesmerized. The Church also organizes concerts with the Organ, the details of which can be found on the website, in case you plan to attend it.

Best time to Visit- June - September
Entry fee- Free
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The very famous Bourbaki Panorama is a huge circular painting by Edouard Castres in the year 1881. The painting was (earlier 114m x 10m, now 112m x 10m) depicts the fleeing of 87000 French soldiers to Switzerland in the winters of 1871, during the late 19th century when Switzerland had set up the humanitarian tradition.

The painting style was immensely popular back in the day; it was a precursor of cinema, which also became a source of inspiration for the mass media and even digital media today. The state-of-the-art building in which the painting is displayed offers other multicultural and multimedia exhibits and tours.

Best time to Visit- June - September
Entry fee- CHF 12
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The Sammlung Rosengart Luzern was opened to the public in 2002 at the location, which was earlier a branch of the Swiss National Bank. The building's design is neoclassical, which dates back to the 19th century and is a beautiful structure itself.

Speaking of the artwork displayed at the museum, it is from the 19th and 20th centuries with prominent representation of Pablo Picasso's works. The building has three floors, each floor dedicated to particular collections. The basement has collections of Paul Klee, the ground floor has Picasso's paintings, and the first floor has collections of paintings by various artists, like Renoir, Cezanne, Chagall, etc.

All the collections exhibited at the museum are owned by a family and are a private selection of art pieces. Sammlung Rosengart Luzern is amongst the top attractions in Lucerne that will exhilarate all the art aficionados.

Best time to Visit- June - September
Entry fee- CHF 18
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The Lucerne Historical Museum is the one place you should surely visit, regardless of your love for history or the lack of it. This isn't your regular museum, the Historical Museum of Lucerne presents history with a theatrical twist. The tours are conducted by actors showing around the museum and the collections, providing an amusing insight into Lucerne's life and culture.

There are 14000 objects in the viewing depot where visitors learn about the contents using a barcode reader. For the second depot area, the audience experiences a dramatic intervention, depending on the booked tours. The viewers are taken on a journey where they delve into themes of the French revolution, the world of the Romans, while the exhibited objects serve as the variable backdrop.

Best time to Visit- June - September
Entry fee- CHF 10
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People Also Ask About Lucerne

  1. Which are the best places to visit in Lucerne on a honeymoon?

    1. Lake Lucerne: Surrounded by the majestic Alps and beautiful Swiss buildings, witnessing the beauty of Lake Lucerne and its beautiful surroundings is one of the most romantic things to do for each and every honeymooner. It is one of the most beautiful places to see in Lucerne.

    2. Swiss Museum of Transport: Undoubtedly the most popular museum in Switzerland, this destination showcases the EUREKA satellite, which was launched by Europe and USA in the 1990s. Apart from that, the museum also showcases various aircraft, trains, ships, as well as motor vehicles.

    3. Lion Monument: This beautiful monument is one of the most beautifully carved sculptures of a dying lion, carved on a sandstone rock to commemorate the sacrifice of Swiss soldiers, who lost their lives during the French Revolution. This destination allows you to travel back in time and is surely one of the most beautiful places to see in Lucerne.

    4. Hofkirche: Built during 1634-39, if you wish to witness the beauty of Swiss art and architecture in the best way possible, this is one of the best places to visit in Lucerne for you. The cathedral has elements dating back to the 16th Century and rich history, dating back to the 8th Century.

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  2. What are the things to do in Lucerne?

    1. Hiking to Mount Pilatus: If you wish to witness one of the most beautiful and romantic views of the majestic Alps, hiking all the way to the peak of Mount Pilatus is one of the best things to do in Lucerne.

    2. Take a walk along the oldest wooden bridge in Europe: Considered to be the oldest wooden bridge in entire Europe, the Chapel Bridge, across the beautiful Reuss River was restored in 1993, after a fire, rebuilding it into its original elegance, with 100 iconic pictures hanging from the rafter.

    3. Ski at Engelberg: You surely cannot flee back from Switzerland without skiing at one of its beautiful resorts. Apart from skiing, Engelberg also allows visitors to indulge in a plethora of other adventure activities, including mountaineering, biking and golfing. Spread over 200 metres of diverse mountain landscape, Engelberg is one of the must places to visit in Lucerne for adventure activities.

    4. Soak in the views of the city from Musegg Wall: Standing strong since the 13th Century, walking along the Musegg Wall does not only allows you to capture some of the most beautiful views of the Lucerne city but also allows you to admire the beauty of Swiss architecture from a unique angle.

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  3. How to reach Lucerne?

    To reach Lucerne, you will have to take a flight to either Zurich or Bern. Both these cities offer pretty efficient connectivity to Lucerne, by road as well as by rail. Zurich even has hourly trains to Lucerne, which take only approximately 45 minutes.

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  4. What is the best time to visit Lucerne?

    The time from June to September is considered to be the best in order to explore the beauty of Lucerne. The weather during this time is quite pleasant and allows you to enjoy the outdoor places to visit in Lucerne along with the natural beauty of the city in the best way possible. This period is peak season in Lucerne and is flooded with tourists from across the world.

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  5. Is Lucerne worth visiting?

    Yes, Lucerne is considered to be one of the most charming cities of Switzerland, with beautiful waterfronts, mesmerizing mountain surroundings, beautiful weather, and endless popular destinations to visit nearby. Moreover, the town falls in the very heart of Switzerland and provides you with a chance to explore the culture of this beautiful country in the best way possible.

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  6. Is 1 day enough for Lucerne?

    If you wish to take a quick look at some of the best places to visit in Lucerne, a 1-day trip might be enough. Lucerne is a very small town and a 1-day trip might be enough; however, if you plan to visit the nearby popular attractions to Lucerne, a minimum of 3-day trip is recommended.

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Visited the church, the chapel, and many other historic sites around the place. It was really engaging and we got to learn a lot about the culture of the place. The guide was well informed. Don't forget to carry enough water to the trip. There is a lot of walking around to do and you would not want to get thirsty. All the best for your trip!
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If you love to indulge in some adventure with your family and friends, the Mount Titlis is the place to be. To start with, the package is totally affordable and delivers every bit of it. The view from the cliff walk is surreal. The safety is on it's place and the guide too is very good there.
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Akula Tagore Mount Titlis Tour
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A wide variety of activities to do, loved playing with the show and the cliff walk was something out of this world. I was scared at first for the event but then the guide there really helped me get over it. It was a magical experience, one should definitely try.
10 February 2020
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The place is perfect for half a day trip. It takes around 5 hours to completely enjoy every part of the museum and it is the place worth visiting. Everything about the museum is great, I mean the first thought in my head when I heard the museum was boring but the Swiss Museum Of Transport is completely opposite. There are a ton of fun activities to do and cars to admire.
28 August 2019
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We took a ton of pictures and explored a number of ancient and modern transportation vehicles. Overall, a fun place to visit.
23 January 2020
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The Mount Titlis Day Tour with Cable Car was a delightful experience for me. I was traveling with my spouse. The views were gorgeous and something that I can never forget about, it was dramatically gorgeous. If you are visiting Switzerland then Mount Titlis cable car ride is a great way to spend some time in the arms of nature and enjoy a great time. I was also able to capture some really good photos of the cute little snow penguins.
17 October 2019
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The best time I spent with my family throughout our Switzerland tour was with Mount Titlis Day. The cliff walk was really amazing and my family was thrilled to enjoy such a breathtaking view from so high up. The tickets are also very reasonably priced and believe me I searched a lot of the tickets and found the best price here at Thrillophilia.
10 February 2020
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The fully rotating cable car experience topped with interacting with the snow penguins makes for a really fun time to enjoy. I recommend everyone should once visit the Mount Titlis and do the Cable Car ride. And I must say that the view from the cable car was amazing.

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