One hour Classic Lucerne Walk

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1. Your tour begins at the reception of your hotel in the city of Lucerne. Your native local guide Ralf, introduces himself and shows you the route on a city map. You will take a public bus to Löwenplatz (unless your hotel is within walking distance of the Lion Monument). On the way, you will see the Bourbaki Museum and receive a brief introduction to its history. Just a few steps away, you’ll reach the world-famous Lion Monument, which commemorates the Swiss Guards who died during the French Revolution. Your guide will provide you with historical background on the mercenary service, Switzerland's most profitable export in early modern times.

   10 min

2. Next, you will explore the heart of the Old Town, where you can admire the painted facades at Hirschenplatz and Weinmarkt. At the city’s oldest fountain, you’ll refresh yourself with Lucerne’s best water and learn why it is so special.

   25 min

3. A few steps away at Kornmarkt, you’ll see the 17th-century Town Hall and its tower.

   5 min

4. The tour continues through the legendary Furrengasse and over the world-famous Chapel Bridge to the other side of the historic center.

   5 min

5. You will visit the Jesuit Church, built in the 17th century, which is Switzerland's first Baroque church.

   5 min

6. A short walk later, you’ll reach the Ritter Palace. You will learn about its architectural history.

   10 min

Afbestilling

Gratis afbestilling indtil 24 timer før oplevelsen starter, med fuld refusion.

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How it compares in Lucerne

• Its from-price is 55% below the median of the 343 experiences we list in Lucerne.
• It is shorter than most of them.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Lucerne

Lucerne is a compact Swiss lake city with a covered wooden bridge, a medieval wall and a ring of mountains, in the heart of Switzerland.

Lucerne sits at the northern end of Lake Lucerne, where the Reuss River flows out under two old wooden bridges. The Chapel Bridge, with its stone water tower and painted roof panels, dates from the fourteenth century, although it was partly rebuilt after a fire in 1993. The old town has painted house fronts, squares and the twin-spired Jesuit church, and the Museggmauer, a wall with nine towers, closes it to the north.

Top-ranked sights in Lucerne: Lake Lucerne (Vierwaldstättersee), Lucerne Old Town, Mt. Pilatus.

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