Attractions of the area

Kappell bridge

The world-famous Chapel Bridge is Lucerne's landmark and the oldest wooden bridge in Europe.
The bridge takes its name from the neighboring St. Peter's Chapel and was built in the first half of the 14th century. The panels added in the 17th century depict scenes from Swiss and city history as well as biographies of the city's patron saints St. Leodegar and Mauritius.

Further attractions

Weather maker, kite seat and steepest cogwheel railroad in the world: Lucerne's local mountain Pilatus is one of the most legendary places in the Lucerne region.

The Lion Monument lies in the middle of the town

"The Dying Lion of Lucerne" is one of the most famous monuments in the world. It was erected to commemorate the heroic death of the 1792 Tuileries...

Chapel bridge 5 minutes walking distance hotel Monopol.

In the old town there are picturesque squares surrounded by houses with historic frescoes. Particularly worth seeing are the wine market, w...

KKL Concert hall lies very close to Hotel Monopol Luzern

Culture and Congress Center KKL

The Lucerne Culture and Convention Center (KKL Luzern) is the work of Parisian architect Jean Nouvel. The concert hall with 1900 seats i...

The Musee wall is part of the old fortification

The Musegg Wall with its nine towers is part of Lucerne's historic city fortifications, which were built from the 13th century onwards. The clock on the...

Bourbaki Museum in the city of Lucerne

Bourbaki Panorama

The Bourbaki Panorama is a panoramic circular painting, museum and cultural center in Lucerne. Measuring 112 by 10 meters, the painting is one of the last...

Trainstation oposite Hotel Monopol Lucerne

Right next to the train station and lake

The Hotel Monopol Luzern is located right next to the SBB train station in Lucerne. The tracks can be reached on foot within a minute. Also de...

Lake Lucerne stretches over 114 km² and impresses with its majestic Alpine panoramas. The region captivates with picturesque s...