Patek Philippe Museum chronicles Swiss watchmaking from the 16th century to the present, presenting the Stern family collection, historic pocket watches, automata and finely painted enamel miniatures that reveal the craft behind luxury timepieces. Audio guides available onsite unpack technical terms for newcomers; the venue is equipped with a wheelchair-accessible entrance and restroom, offers b... »
Discover the Swiss Chocolate Adventure, an interactive attraction blending multimedia rides, chocolate history, and sensory experiences within the renowned Swiss Museum of Transport. This insider journey reveals the complex process of chocolate production, from tropical cocoa plantations to the innovation behind Switzerland’s finest brands. Fully accessible and designed for all ages, it offers an ... »
The Lucerne Culture and Congress Centre combines cutting-edge architecture, world-class acoustics, and lakeside views to create a unique cultural hub in central Lucerne. Beyond hosting internationally acclaimed concerts and conferences, it features a renowned art museum and accessible amenities designed for diverse visitors. Whether attending a festival, exhibition, or casual lakeside meal, planni... »
Zytturm is a 16th-century clock tower known for its vividly painted clock face and the unique privilege of chiming a full minute before all other clocks in Lucerne. Located on the Musegg Wall, it houses a museum showcasing intricately crafted antique timepieces that reveal centuries of Swiss horological expertise. Visitors can climb narrow wooden stairs to enjoy panoramic views of the city, lake, ... »
Bourbaki Panorama Lucerne presents an extraordinary 1881 cylindrical painting by Edouard Castres that captures the humanitarian internment of the French Bourbaki Army during the Franco-Prussian War. This museum combines immersive historical storytelling, detailed artistry, and Swiss humanitarian heritage in a uniquely accessible space with family-friendly features and modern amenities. Visitors ca... »
Männliturm is a centuries-old clock tower and fortification perched on Lucerne’s Musegg Wall, accessible only by steep wooden stairs that test your resolve before rewarding you with sweeping city and lake views. Unlike many tourist spots, it retains a raw medieval charm with its original masonry and a quirky iron statue of a “little man” that stands sentinel above the rooftops. While not wheelchai... »