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Explore the “Heart of Switzerland" Lucerne on a family-friendly walking tour revealing the city’s culture, architecture, and scenic beauty. Begin at the iconic Chapel Bridge, a 14th-century covered wooden bridge that stands as one of Switzerland’s most recognizable historic landmarks. Continue through the picturesque Jesuitenplatz, where elegant riverside architecture reflects Lucerne’s rich Baroque heritage. Visit the renowned Sammlung Rosengart, home to remarkable works of modern art including pieces by Picasso and Klee, offering a cultural highlight for visitors of all ages. Pause at the Aussichtspunkt Reussteg viewpoint to admire scenic views over the Reuss River before crossing the historic Spreuer Bridge, another beautifully preserved medieval wooden bridge. This engaging, exclusive private tour, curated only for your group, blends history, culture, and memorable sights, creating an enjoyable introduction to Lucerne for the whole family.

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Sammlung Rosengart

البرنامج

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Chapel Bridge
21 د
A 204-metre long-wooden bridge located on the Reuss River in this beautiful city. It is considered one of Europe's oldest wooden bridge.
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المحطة 2
21 درسوم الدخول غير مشمولة
Lucerne's most popular attraction is undoubtedly, the Sammlung Rosengart. It showcases works from many important artists in the history, moreover, it houses two unique groups of works by Paul Klee and Pablo Picasso
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المحطة 3
22 د
There's a lot of history around Jesuitenplatz. Among the many thing to do here, you will find a church and also, a statue in the center of the square that commemorates the German physicist Johannes Muller born in Koblenz.
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المحطة 4
22 د
This will be the perfect place for you to take some lovely photos. You will have some stunning views in this amazing attraction.
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المحطة 5
22 د
As well as the Chapel Bridge, Lucerne is home to another important wooden bridge. It begins in the Mills Square in old town and ends in Pfister Alley, so it is often called the "Mills Bridge" too.