Switzerland · WALKING TOURS IN LUCERNE
Swiss days are short and the fares are not small. These 7 walking tours in Lucerne justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Review of Lucerne’s private two-hour walk, covering Chapel Bridge, the Lion Monument, local stories, photo stops, and value at $39.
“Livio was a wonderful tour guide. My family found him very knowledgeable. We highly recommend this tour.”
Explore Lucerne on foot, add a Lake Lucerne cruise, and see Chapel Bridge, medieval towers, old town sights, and alpine views.
“Luis was very knowledgeable about the city. I recommend you get him if possible. He also took us on the bike tour which was really interesting.”
Review of Lucerne’s 1.5-hour official walking tour, covering Chapel Bridge, old-town squares, local history, practical value, and what it skips.
“Our tour guide Rita provided excellent insight into the history and sights of Lucerne and gave comprehensive answers to our questions.”
Explore Lucerne’s old town, Chapel Bridge, city walls, Lake Lucerne, and optional Swiss cheese and wine tasting with a small group.
“Outstanding tour with Luice! Saw places I would most likely not have seen on my own. Highly recommended”
See Lucerne’s bridges, churches, walls, lake, and Lion Monument with a local guide on a private three-hour walking tour.
“Was a beautiful experience with Mr. Timon - our guide guide who is also an excellent entrepreneur. He was very helpful and had a deep understanding of of the Swiss history and its contemporary reflections. Would highly recommend”
See Lucerne’s Chapel Bridge, Lion Monument, Musegg Wall, and local corners on a private 2 to 3 hour walking tour.
“The tour was great! Especially the tour company adjusted to our changes in schedule. The guide was knowledgeable and a native. He navigated us through the old town and seemed to have depth of knowledge when we asked questions.”
Walk medieval Lucerne after dark with a costumed Nightwatchman, seeing the Martiniplan, Chapel Bridge, old punishments, murals, and more.
“Lots of fun and lots of info about Lucerne. It's a great way to learn about the history of Lucerne and the Middle Ages. The guide uses a lot of visual aids, and is very interesting.”
Pick a summit, a lake or a factory.
