• Chapel Bridge - Experience Lucerne’s most iconic attraction by walking over the Chapel Bridge. This renowned wooden bridge is the most photographed spot in Lucerne, cherished by both tourists and locals alike. Alongside the Water Tower, it creates a unique landmark in the town’s landscape.
• Lion Monument - The Lion Monument in Lucerne, carved in stone yet remarkably lifelike, has captivated visitors from all over the world for many years. This impressive stone lion serves as more than just a monument; it can be viewed as a tribute, a piece of art, or a memorial, and stands as a proud symbol of Lucerne.
• Musegg Wall - Enjoy a walk atop the Musegg Wall, offering the best views of the city. Once a symbol of power, the Musegg Wall and its nine towers are part of Lucerne’s historic defenses, forming a distinctive crown around the Old Town, visible from afar. Note that from November to March, the Musegg Wall and Towers are closed and can only be viewed from outside.
• Jesuitenkirche - If opening hours allow, visit the Jesuit Church’s interior. Its radiant beauty is visible from afar, located next to the River Reuss, and is a visual delight.
• Franziskanerkirche - The Church of St. Mary, located in the heart of the Franciscan Monastery, was constructed between 1270 and 1280 by Franciscan monks who remained in Lucerne until 1838. The building’s medieval architecture is typical of the style favored by this mendicant order.
• Pont Spreuer - Walk over the Spreuer Bridge, built in 1408. Its name derives from the word “Spreu,” meaning chaff, as the town’s flour mills were allowed to dispose of their waste into the River Reuss from this bridge.
• Muhlenplatz - Mühlenplatz, which emerged in the late Middle Ages after a row of houses was demolished, is Lucerne’s largest historic square, covering 1500 m2.
• Hirschenplatz - Admire the traditional houses on Hirschenplatz square, featuring fascinating ornamented facades that are protected as historical monuments.
• KKL Luzern - Lucerne Culture and Convention Centre - Constructed between 1995 and 2000, the KKL Luzern is a unique civic facility designed by the esteemed French architect Jean Nouvel.
• Ufschotti Park - Ufschötti Park Luzern is a beloved public park and free lakeside bathing area on the shores of Lake Lucerne, known for its sandy beach and expansive grassy sunbathing areas. It provides a relaxing and lively spot, especially in summer, where visitors can swim, sunbathe, play games, and grill, all while enjoying stunning views of the surrounding mountains.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Local tour guide (Swiss or expat) or professional tour guide (depending on your choice)
• Walking tour (fully customizable and private)

• Gratuities

An expert guide will lead you through the city’s highlights and hidden treasures. This walking tour allows you to explore numerous locations in a short period. In addition to describing the sights, the guide will offer insights into the city’s and country’s history and culture. The tour aims to provide a local’s perspective of the city. This private tour can be tailored to your preferences. Sightseeing spots can be pre-arranged or discussed upon meeting. Therefore, the itinerary’s listed sightseeing points are merely examples of what is possible. The guide can recommend other attractions that align with your interests. There are two guide options for this tour: a local guide or a professional tour guide. Please note that a local guide may not possess extensive historical knowledge. If in-depth knowledge is important to you, consider booking the tour with a professional tour guide.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.