Not Only Watches, Banks, Switzerland Also Have Lucerne

Whether the name of this city is Lucern (English), Lucerne (French), Luzern (German), or Lucerna (Italian), it is still a must-look address if you intend to travel to Switzerland in Summer 2016: Not only watches, banks, and tourism in Switzerland, Lucerne is also the tourist capital of Switzerland, not today, but since the glory of the continent's travel. European geography of British aristocracy in the nineteenth century. At that time, the children of the rich family in England were not considered to be mature if they had not gone through the "Grand tour" (big tour) respectively to visit Paris, Lucerne, Vienne, Rome ..

. Free travel on Lake Lucerne - Photo: Geographically, Lucerne is the "heart" of Switzerland, but historically the city is also the birth mark of today's Switzerland. With a Swiss Travel Pass, you can do it yourself explore and enjoy all the interesting things that Lucerne has to offer as the public transport system here has grown very "prolific" and convenient for all to use. This ticket allows you to take the train, city bus, intercity train, intercity, tram, watercraft on the river, on the lake and free access to more than 480 museums across Switzerland Leave the Lucerne train station, an important Swiss railway, turn left and walk through a block and you will reach a private museum called Rosengart Collection, which displays more than 200 works of art painters Picasso, Cézanne, Chagall, Miro, Pissarro .



.. The locomotives, the Swiss railway miracle Leaving the yacht and bus on Lake Lucerne has just given you a romantic tour on one of the lakes Large (114km², you can choose 1 hour tour or 6-hour tour with more than 30 pick-ups) on the most beautiful green plateau in the world, just a few hundred meters walk you will arrive at the Transport Museum of Switzerland Here, you have time to try going back to the past with locomotives over 200 years old, watching many types of cars, motorcycles, bicycles, electric cars, airplanes of all kinds ... Get a little bit about the experience of tunneling through mountains and installing Swiss railway. Now, when visiting this museum, you also have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of chocolates, listen to explanations and see first-hand where chocolates come from and taste the delicious chocolates it was originally a fishing village on the banks of the River Reuss at the stretch of Lake Lucerne.



In the thirteenth century, trade and pilgrimage broke out between Northern and Southern Europe through the Gotthard Pass (down to Italy), helping Lucerne develop into a bustling commercial center. To facilitate the crossing of the Reuss River, two wooden bridges have been built that are now regarded as major symbols of the city. And to fight the invading legions, strongholds and watchtowers also sprung up on the high hillside. Swiss Transport and Transport Museum It is said that the angel appeared in the dazzling light and Show the people to build a divine prayer house on the right bank of the River Reuss. Then, in 1333, people just built a wooden bridge across the river, connecting with the citadel, so it was named Prayer Chapel (Kapellbruecke, or Chapel Bridge, English). Near the end of the bridge, on the left bank is Wassertum, a beautiful octagonal wooden water tower, this 204m long bridge that attracts tourists all year round to take souvenir photos, walk on the bridge to admire the scenery. Even in the cold winter, it also looks very beautiful, not only in the spring, summer. It is the oldest covered bridge in Europe.



In the wooden platforms that support the wooden roof are about 100 color pictures depicting life scenes in the seventeenth century. In the distance is the second wooden bridge Mill Bridge (Spreuerbruecke), equally famous for its color paintings, the fallen lion monument After only a dozen minutes of walking from the old town, you will reach the small park where the statue is located. The lion's stone is lying down on a shield, tears pouring down its cheeks, and on its side a spear has been broken, it is dying. It is the Lion Monument (Loewendenkmal), a masterpiece by artist Bertel Thorvaldsen in 1820 to commemorate the 26 officers and more than 700 Swiss Guard mercenaries who died trying to protect the French king. Louis XVI in the Tuileries Palace in Paris during the French revolution in 1792. Walking to visit the sights in Lucerne in particular and in other tourist destinations of Switzerland in general has a special appeal. That is, when you are thirsty, you just go to public wells and drink. Clean, safe and hygienic.



When you are hungry, just look for convenience stores Coop and Migros to choose buffet-style food at very affordable prices. A lunch of about 14 euros will make you full until evening, with plenty of energy to continue your journey to explore and enjoy. Chapel Bridge - Photo P. Ng.Dong Mark Twain has visited Lucerne (and in praise of the Falling Lion Monument), Goethe, Robert Wagner and even Queen Victoria. Every year, millions of customers.

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