• Torbogen Luzern - Begin your adventure at the renowned Torbogen. This grand arch serves as a historical entrance to the heart of Lucerne, providing an ideal introduction to the city’s rich past and vibrant present. Here, you’ll meet your local guide for a brief overview of the tour.
• KKL Luzern - Lucerne Culture and Convention Centre - From the viewing terrace near the KKL (Culture and Congress Centre Lucerne), take in breathtaking views of Lake Lucerne and the surrounding Alps. Your guide will provide a short introduction to Lucerne’s history and highlight the KKL’s modern architecture as a symbol of the city’s cultural life today.
• Chapel Bridge - Walk across the Chapel Bridge (Kapellbrücke), the oldest wooden covered bridge in Europe. Marvel at the painted panels under the roof that depict scenes from Lucerne’s history and mythology. Your guide will explain the bridge’s significance and history.
• Jesuitenkirche - Admire the impressive facade of the Jesuit Church, the first large baroque-style church built in Switzerland north of the Alps. Your guide will share stories that have shaped the city’s religious and cultural landscape.
• Pont Spreuer - Explore Lucerne’s second covered wooden bridge, often overlooked but rich in character. As you cross the Spreuer Bridge, observe a series of vivid 17th-century paintings overhead. Your guide will introduce you to the unique artwork and the intriguing theme behind these dramatic scenes.
• Musegg Wall - View the well-preserved Musegg Wall, part of Lucerne’s original medieval fortifications. Several of its towers still stand proudly today, including the Zyt Tower (Clock Tower)—home to the city’s oldest clock, which still chimes before all the others.
• Weinmarkt - Enter one of Lucerne’s most charming Old Town squares, surrounded by beautifully frescoed buildings and centuries of tradition. Once a bustling market and gathering place for local guilds, Weinmarkt offers a glimpse into Lucerne’s civic and commercial life in the Middle Ages. Your guide will highlight architectural details and share how the space has evolved over the centuries.
• Lion Monument - Stop at the Lion Monument, a remarkable rock carving often described as one of the most moving sculptures in Europe. It honors the Swiss Guards who perished during the French Revolution, and your guide will share the story behind this national symbol of bravery, loyalty, and sacrifice.
• Hofkirche - Conclude your tour at the Church of St. Leodegar, one of Lucerne’s most significant religious landmarks. With its twin towers and historic interior, it offers a serene and meaningful end to your journey through the city’s past.

• In-person guide

• Personal Expenses

Discover the key landmarks of Lucerne’s Old Town at a leisurely and comfortable pace, allowing time to appreciate the details and ask questions. Whether traveling alone, as a couple, or with family, this private walking tour is tailored to your interests and curiosity, providing the freedom to enjoy the experience in your own way.

Emphasizing quality, authenticity, and meaningful experiences, this tour is ideal for those who value cultural richness, stunning architecture, and a deeper insight into the places they explore.

From November to April, the renowned Musegg Wall and Clock Tower are not open to visitors, but the tour will still include a walk up the hill for breathtaking views and a closer look at the wall’s exterior. Please be aware that this part of the route is not accessible for wheelchairs, although the remainder of the tour is generally suitable for wheelchair users.

The tour begins at a central meeting point, but the operator is happy to meet you at your hotel in Lucerne upon request—just let them know!

• Not recommended for travelers with limited mobility or difficulty walking for extended periods.

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