Lucerne or Lucerne is considered one of the most beautiful places of tourism in Switzerland, as it is located on the coast of the magnificent Lake Lucerne and the fourth largest lake in Switzerland, surrounded by many wonderful mountains, including Mount Pilatus and Mount Rigi
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Best Lucerne hotels
Lucerne includes a group of the best hotels in Switzerland, and we made a list of Lucerne hotels recommended by Arabs. Get to know them ..Read more
The most important tourist places in Lucerne
To you, we loved the most important tourist attractions in Lucerne and the attractions of this wonderful city in Switzerland, which we can call the wonderful Switzerland
The Glacier Park Lucerne Museum
This park is a museum and a park at the same time as it contains historical excavations dating back to very ancient historical eras in the center of Lucerne, some dating back millions of years and back to the ice ages. The museum is one of the most important tourist places in Lucerne … read more
The Transport Museum in Switzerland
The Swiss Museum of Transport is one of the most important tourist places in Lucerne, Switzerland, and it is located in Lucerne, where it occupies a large area, which made it one of the largest museums of its kind in Europe .. Read more
Chapel Bridge
The Chapel Bridge crosses the River Reuss to divide the city of Lucerne, Switzerland into two parts, one of which represents the modern part of the city and the other is the old city, one of the most important places of tourism in Lucerne and is one of the oldest pedestrian bridges in Europe, this wooden bridge is characterized by roof drawings of two priests and men who enriched history Swiss .. Read more
Lucerne History Museum
One of the tourist places in Lucerne, Switzerland, in which many artifacts and statues dating back to ancient times reaching the Middle Ages, were opened in 1560 as a armory until it became a museum displaying the history of the Swiss city of Lucerne .. Read more
The wounded lion monument
A memorial carved between 1820 and 1821 and considered one of the tourist attractions in Lucerne, Switzerland, the wounded Lion Monument symbolizes the massacre that afflicted the Swiss Guard in 1792 during the French Revolution, where revolutionaries then attacked the Palace of the Tuileris Palace in Paris, after which large numbers of Swiss Guard personnel.
