Places to visit in Lucerne

The dying lion monument: This monument houses a huge figure of a dying lion carved out of a rock. It was made by the Thorwaldsenin honor of the Swiss Guards, who were killed during French Revolution in the year 1792.

Brunig Safari is an exciting journey of discovery for animal lovers. Young or old, everyone will enjoy this trip. You can comfortably sit in the train and admire the beautiful scenery outside. The panoramic windows of the express will allow you to enjoy a greater view of the animals.

Fishing is an exciting past time, so you let your children enjoy Romerswill Fishing. There are instructors who will guide you. Fishing rod equipment is available there so you can easily use them.

Children can also watch the magic of charcoal burning. If you walk through the Napfgebiet area you will come across charcoal kilns in the woods, which belong to the theRomoos community.Similarly, kids can also explore the most traditional glass-blowing workshop. “Glasi” is the oldest glasswork in Switzerland. HeideggCastle located on the top of a hill above the lakeBaldegg is another attraction for the children and the whole family must visit.

HofChurch: This holy place is regarded as the main cathedral of the city. It is known for Mary’s altar, the façade, and the soul’s altar. A Benedictine monastery was founded here in the 8th century.

Jesuit church: This church was constructed for the Jesuits by Father Christoph Vogler. It was built in the year 1666. It is the first sacral Baroque church in Switzerland, visiting this holy place will help to get some idea about the religious and cultural past of the place.