Swiss Museum of Transport Entrance Ticket: Explore the Evolution of Transportation in Lucerne

Immerse yourself in the evolution of transportation at the Swiss Museum of Transport in Lucerne. Experience interactive exhibits, simulators, and hands-on displays showcasing planes, trains, automobiles, and boats.

Duration: 8 hours
Cancellation: 24 hours
Highlights
  • Verkehrshaus der Schweiz - Head inside the Swiss Museum of Transport with your entrance ticket and explore at leisure. The museum charts the development of rail, air, space, road and water travel with hands-on exhibits, simulators and multimedia displays. Your ticket gives you access to its key exhibition halls and areas, filled with more than…
What's Included
  • Access to both permanent and temporary exhibitions
What's Not Included
  • Food and drinks, unless specified
  • Transportation to and from the museum
  • Other attractions: Filmtheatre, Planetarium, Swiss Chocolate Adventure
Additional Information

The Swiss Museum of Transport in Lucerne is dominated by exhibits of planes, trains, cars, and boats. Dive into a journey through the history, current state, and future of transportation in this inspiring museum full of engaging interactive exhibits, state-of-the-art simulators, and tactile displays. Take the reins of an airplane and helicopter in the…

Location
Verkehrshaus der Schweiz
Lidostrasse 5
Cancellation Policy

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

Customer Ratings
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Climber06645333033
Oct 12, 2024
A very great day - we will be back - The children as well as adults had a lot of fun and were in the transport house all day from 10 am to 5 pm. There is much to try and discover inside as well as outside. Very friendly staff.
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Njr_dc
Sep 23, 2024
Great musuem - While expensive, this museum is fantastic. I particularly enjoyed the large exhibits on aircraft, ships, and railroads. There was also a neat section on logistics. This museum appears to have made a big effort to appeal to multiple age groups, including a transportation-themed playground in the middle of the museum. The cafeteria and cafe were both nice too.
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Bramesh32
Sep 19, 2024
Good informative - It is worth to visit. Both educational and interesting as well. We can learn the past and present as well. Children must visit. Whole day you can spend easily.
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Carsten
Sep 17, 2024
Interesting address - The Transport House documents the history of mobility in Switzerland. There is a planetarium and an I-Max film theater in the transport house. The presentation of the exhibition is constantly changing, so there are already some virtual offers.
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Tamara_m
Sep 7, 2024
Totally worth it - You could literally spend hours here! Our teens spent most of their time between the cars and the air museum. Wonderful experience.
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Kdtinek
Aug 30, 2024
Cool place - Cool place. A lot of things to do and see. Half a day can be easily spent. For the younger and the older. Looks fun for those that know things and those that don't
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Nav716
Sep 22, 2024
A good day out but room for improvement - I uses to go the Transport Museum as a child and so was excited to take my own son there. Overall it was a good experience with lots of grea things to see and do, but there was some room for improvement. Its fairly pricey, some of the exhibits descriptions had not been updated for a while, many things were just in German. Did not like the Red Bull exhibit glorifying Max Verstappen's 2021 title victory while completely ignoring the controversy behind it. Though it was also a bit much to pay to ride the miniature railway given the price of admission. Also they used to have back in the day some fun remote control cars and boats which they took away, although I did like some of the new additions like the handcar train. Still would recommend a visit but they have some work to do and should be cheaper.
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Mariec_cilel921
Oct 7, 2024
Museum experience of the 50s! - - Very cold reception at checkouts: I speak in English and systematic answer of the teller in German without a smile. I repeat in English that I do not understand and this on 2 occasions: answer always in German then finally switch to English. Seems annoyed because I feel confused and unaccustomed to the Reservation Platforms on which I paid for tickets. Let me wade in while I show my natel for help. Eventually help me! Feeling very uncomfortable. Planetarium in German without being informed of translation possibilities. -A person, friendly by the way, (volunteer?) comes to lecture us for many minutes "on the fact that we do not speak German but that at least she can speak French, on the need to learn the other languages, on the situation of women several years ago, on countries of the world where women are not considered as in Switzerland especially when religious conditions interfere with it"! New Impression of growing discomfort because it seems that the main message, which was not explicitly said, must have been not to lift the shutter of a display table, which was broken and therefore open. Mea Culpa. - Aviation area seems very old with no mention of current climatic or environmental issues. Without proselytizing ecologically, it seems to me that the current awareness of the concepts of sustainability no longer corresponds to that of the 1950s. In summary, Best Value for Award out of reality, taking into account: - the lack of professionalism in the field of international tourist reception (International may not be the philosophy of the museum. It would then be wise to announce it very clearly) - the age of the installations and the comments
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Pb-liege-b
Aug 27, 2024
Very disappointing - Very disappointing After visiting for example the Mulhouse train museum (very well) or the Sinsheim technology museum (near Stuttgart, really not bad with among others a concord), not to mention the Stuttgart car museums (Porsche and Mercedes) really very well... I was looking forward to this visit. My joy was short lived Total clutter. Very amazing. Impression of a bunch of unorganized things: no plan, almost no bending I had planned a 4:30 visit, I stayed there for 1:15. It allowed me to go for a walk in the city where there is a very nice victorinox store. As you will understand, I really advise against this visit Too bad.
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Tatyana_r
Jul 13, 2024
Needs A/C - Extremely warm inside and no working A/C, I was very uncomfortable and we left shortly without being able to see the entire museum because temperature inside was unbearably warm, especially on the 2nd floor, so it was a complete waste of money.
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