Musegg Wall
The Musegg Wall is the best-preserved ancient castle in Switzerland, built in the 14th century. It records the long history of Lucerne and is a precious relic of the old town of Lucerne. There are nine castles on this wall. Climbing up the castles offers a panoramic view of Lucerne, with magnificent and beautiful scenery that is breathtaking!
Lake Lucerne
Lake Lucerne, also known as the Lake of Lucerne, is surrounded by the Alps, offering breathtaking scenery of lakes and mountains. Here, visitors can stroll along the lakeside or take a boat ride from Lucerne, enjoying the picturesque landscapes of mountains and waters, passing through quaint towns and countryside, all the way to the final stop at Flüelen, feasting their eyes on the stunning views.
Mount Rigi
Mount Rigi is renowned for its beautiful scenery. Although its altitude is not high, its geographical location is very advantageous. Standing at the top, one can take in the full view of Lucerne, gaze into the Black Forest and the French plains, and enjoy the surrounding lakes and mountains which are exceptionally colorful. Today, Mount Rigi has become the top tourist destination for both Swiss people and foreign visitors.
Mount Pilatus
Mount Pilatus is one of the guardians of the Lucerne region, marked by the legendary and fascinating flying dragon. The mountain offers picturesque scenery, overlooking the Lucerne region and the Lake of the Four Forest Cantons. Additionally, it has several easy-to-navigate hiking trails that cater to different levels of challenge.
Chapel Bridge and Octagonal Water Tower
The Chapel Bridge by the Reuss River offers an unparalleled scenic view, like an everlasting rose, surrounding the splendid Lucerne Garden. Standing by the Reuss River, it resembles a beautiful princess, tall and graceful; standing on the bridge, the picturesque scenery of Lucerne is fully visible. Whether day or night, the Chapel Bridge provides a captivating beauty that makes people linger. It is also an excellent spot for photography, feeding birds and ducks, or simply daydreaming.
