Mount Titlis

Mount Pilatus is a tiny paradise of Lucerne in Switzerland that is considered to be the greatest hiking destination. It is composed of many beautiful peaks out of which Tomlishorn is the highest. Once you have reached Mount Pilatus and you look down, the most amazing sight awaits you- Lake Lucerne nestled right into the Swiss Alps!  When you have reached the top, there are a plethora of things for you to do! You can gaze at the Swiss Alps from the viewpoint, or you can drop into one of the bars or restaurants scattered all over the place! You’ll also find a Dragon path at the top of Mount Pilatus where information about the hiking trails and viewing points has been mentioned.

Surrounded by picturesque lush green mountains and Swiss architecture, Lake Lucerne is an emerald stretch of calm waters situated at an elevation of 1,424 feet from the sea level. Fed by four basins crawling through the edging lands, the lake is always brimming with freshness and coolness in its waters. You could plan a cruise or boating experience in these waters where you could organise a business event, a celebration party, a proposal or simply a romantic date. Whatever you choose to do in here, you will be astounded with options for a diverse fleet which includes historic paddle steamers and modern motor vessels too. While on your cruise, you would witness the cluster of beautiful Swiss houses in its west accompanied by the untouched grasslands of Horw. While on its south, the majestic and pale limestone mountain chain could be seen creating a reflection in the calm lake waters. Also the Seelisberg cut through by various tiny basins is situated in its south and the Swiss Meggenhorn Castle is aligned to the north bank of the Lucerne Lake. You could explore the mountain Rigi on foot and admire the beauty of the lake from a height. Every mentioned element combines together to make this a tourist hub which is appreciated by every person visiting here.

Engelberg is an enchanting resort village located in a mountain valley 25 km from Lake Lucerne. Its distinct rustic charm is what attracts travellers from across the globe and makes it one of the most popular winter and summer holiday destinations in Switzerland. The village itself is built around a monastery and offers a wide range of activities for the visitors here. Its proximity to Mount Titlis and Mount Hahnen makes this village resort one of the top ski destinations in the region. It offers diverse skiing and free ride opportunities for enthusiasts of the sport of all levels. It is spread over an area of 2000 meters and offers fantastic conditions for snowboarding, sledding, cross country skiing and a whole variety of winter festivities and activities. In summers, Engelberg becomes a haven for hiking, rock climbing, mountaineering, biking and golf. The Benedictine Monastery established in 1120 here is still a very important part of the village and to this day there are still monks living here. Engelberg is also a wonderful holiday destination for families and there are several activities that would enthral adults and children alike. The Brunni area has many activities to keep the most restless teenager occupied. There is a huge playground, a toboggan run, Globi treasure hunt and the barefoot trail.

Mountain peaks surround the stunning landscape of Lucerne, amongst them is the most popular the "queen of the mountains," Mount Rigi. It sits atop three lakes, namely, Zug, Lucerne, and Lauerz. At the height of 1797.5, the panoramic views of the Swiss town are enchanting. You can take a cog train ride to tour near the mountain on a clear day. Besides the train visitors can also get there on a cable car or a gondola. Moreover, there are hikes organized during summers and sports activities like skiing, snowboarding, etc. take place during winters at Mount Rigi.That being said, Mount Rigi is a place that wouldn't disappoint you no matter when you visit. With the vivid scenery and the delightful atmosphere, Mount Rigi is one of the places to visit in Lucerne. Best time to Visit- June - September (December- February) Entry fee- Free

In the north of Löwenplatz is the remarkable Lion Monument in Lucerne, which was designed by Thorwaldsen in 1820. The figure of the dying Lion was carved in a sandstone rock ledge to commemorate the Swiss soldiers who lost their lives during the French Revolution, protecting the royal family. About 26 officers and over 700 Swiss soldiers lost their lives at Tuileries Palace.This mournful monument is more than just a tourist attraction; it is a mark of a significant sacrifice in history. The memorial has essential information engraved right below the Lion that helps learn about the history of that time. This poignant monument is one of the best-known places to see in Lucerne. Best time to Visit- June - September Entry fee- Free

Hofkirche (Court Church of St. Leodegar) is the main cathedral in Lucerne, built from 1634-39 in place of the 8th-century Benedictine monastery of St. Leodegar. The twin towers of the Church were preserved from 1525 of the old Church, among others are a few religious objects, St. Mary's altar that outlasted.The Court Church is the most important Renaissance church in Switzerland, with gold-covered statues adorning the white interiors along with carved pulpit and the choir stall from 1639. It is a simple yet beautiful design of the Baroque gold altars that is a sight to behold. During summers, the church hosts recitals of its famous Organ, it is a joyous proceeding to attend. Best time to Visit- June - September Entry fee- Free

The Swiss Museum of Transport, located on Lake Lucerne, is one of the most famous museums in Switzerland. It was built in the year 1959 to exhibit several space and land travels, and it has ships, motor vehicles, aircraft, and trains at the display. Furthermore, the museum also houses the famous EURECA satellite, launched by Europe and the USA in the 1990s.This Transport Museum isn't only exhibiting vehicles; there is a planetarium for visitors of all ages. The museum also displays a sizable collection of art by Hans Emi, a Lucerne sculpture, and painter that you can also check out. Once you are done with the museum's tour, you should visit the Chocolate Adventure in the museum and learn more about the whole process, also take some back. Best time to Visit- June - September Entry fee- CHF 45.40

Kapellbrucke, also called Chapel Bridge, is one of the most impressive attractions in the Swiss town of Lucerne. It is a covered wooden bridge standing across the Reuss river, built in the 14th century, and is considered to be the oldest wooden bridge in Europe until it was destroyed in a fire in 1993. The Chapel Bridge was restored by rebuilding it to its original elegance, which features 100 pictures hanging from the rafter, depicting life in Lucerne during the 17th century. Along with a 13th-century water tower Wasserturm, once a part of the city fortification. Kapellbrucke is a landmark site in Lucerne and the most photographed as well, which gives it a spot on the list of places to see in Lucerne. Best time to Visit- June - September Entry fee- Free