Lucerne Comedy Festival

Discover Lucerne on a two hours comprehensive city sight seeing walking tour covering all "must have seen" attractions. In addition explore the hidden spots of classic, medieval and modern Lucerne. See the Lion Monument, climb the Musegg Wall and Towers, admire the medieval houses and fascinating murals of the historical center and enjoy an inside visit of the Ritter Palace with its profound "Danse Macabre". Your tour starts and ends at your Hotel in the City of Lucerne. (On Saturdays, Sundays, Holidays and Special Events the Ritter Palace is closed and can be visited from the outside only. During the winter from November to March the Musegg Wall and Towers are closed and can be visited from the outside only)

Depart for a full-day trip with a lovely coach ride along the shores of beautiful Lake Lucerne to Weggis, a charming summer resort on the Lucerne Riviera. Board the aerial cableway to Rigi Kaltbad and enjoy a breathtaking vista of pristine Lake Lucerne. Change for Europe's first-ever mountain railway to Rigi-Kulm at 1,797 m a.s.l. The unsurpassed views from the summit over the Swiss Midlands with its deep blue lakes and the snow-capped mountain range of the Alps will overwhelm you! Stop for a moment and take in the views at Rigi, also known as Queen of Mountains, before you descend to Vitznau by cogwheel train. Dock at the Lucerne pier and stroll through the medieval streets of the Old Town.

Enjoy a drive around some of the best countryside Switzerland has to offer. Start your journey in your private and exclusive Mercedes Mini Van. Let Chris drive you along the Brunig Pass, stopping off at Lungernsee to reach the spectacular Bernese Oberland. From there, choose the spectacular sights you want to visit ranging from the fascinating Aare Gorge which is 1’400 metres long and up to 200 metres deep. The Giessbach Falls are breath-taking as is the 150 year old Giessbach hotel for lunch overlooking Lake Brienz. Take a boat trip over to Brienz and stroll along Brungasse, one of Europe`s prettiest streets. Journey onto Interlaken for a souvenir stop and then go along the Lauterbrunnen valley to see the 300metre Staubbach Falls. Drive onto the Trummelbach Falls and witness waterfalls within a mountain and finally drive up to Isenfluh for some awesome views of the big 3 - Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau or go one further and take the cable car to Sulwald for more incredible views.

-Seamless, stress-free start with convenient pick-up directly from your location or meet us at the designated meeting point. Expert local guide sharing rich history, cultural insights, and insider stories you won’t find in guidebooks. Professional photographer accompanying you throughout the experience to capture candid moments and stunning landscapes. High-resolution, beautifully edited photos delivered to you after the tour—perfect for sharing and remembering your journey. A uniquely immersive experience that blends sightseeing, storytelling, and photography for unforgettable memories.

Take a half-day escape from Lucerne and step into the heart of the Swiss Alps. With a friendly local guide, you’ll hear stories, fun facts, and little secrets about life in this breathtaking region, all while enjoying the scenery—without worrying about any logistics. Ride the world’s first rotating cable car to Titlis Peak, where snow glistens year-round and the views stretch as far as the eye can see. Wander through a charming alpine village, admire the serene Trübsee lake, explore a 5,000-year-old glacier, cross the Titlis Cliff Walk, visit an ancient abbey, and even sample some authentic Swiss cheese along the way. Hassle-free and intimate (max 10 guests), this tour is the perfect way to experience the magic, culture, and beauty of the Swiss Alps in just half a day.

The Swiss Museum of Transport in Lucerne offers an extensive journey through the evolution of transportation in Switzerland, spanning land, air, and water. Visitors begin by entering the main building, where large-scale exhibits of historic locomotives and vintage automobiles are displayed against the backdrop of interactive multimedia presentations. The layout guides guests through a chronological and thematic arrangement, starting with early railways and carriages, moving to the rise of aviation, and culminating in modern innovations like electric vehicles and space travel. The tour is self-paced, allowing guests to take in detailed descriptions, artifacts, and hands-on simulators that replicate driving or flying experiences. Key stops within the museum include the Railway Hall, home to some of the country’s oldest steam engines and the well-known red RhB Glacier Express model train. The Aviation Pavilion presents actual aircraft from Swissair’s history and flight simulators replicating takeoffs and landings at Zurich Airport. The Navigation section features full-scale paddle steamers and displays on Swiss lakes and river transport. There is also a dedicated section on space exploration showing satellites and a replica of the Swiss-made REXUS rocket, alongside presentations on the Swiss role in international space missions. Children’s zones provide scaled-down vehicles and interactive displays to engage younger visitors. The museum does not offer guided tours, encouraging visitors to navigate at their own pace with the aid of multilingual audio guides available on request. Accessibility is a strong feature, with ramps, elevators, and spacious pathways to accommodate wheelchairs and strollers. The site is located just a short walk from Lucerne’s city center and accessible via public transportation. Cafés and picnic areas allow for breaks during the visit, and the museum shop stocks books, models, and souvenirs related to transport history. This tour is ideal for individuals interested in technology, engineering, and Swiss industrial history. Families with school-age children will find the interactive exhibits engaging, while transport enthusiasts and historians will appreciate the extensive collection of vehicles and archival materials. Visitors who appreciate detailed information and the ability to linger over specific exhibits will benefit most from this flexible, self-guided experience.

Take a coach from Lucerne to Engelberg and board the Titlis Xpress to reach Trübsee. Start your snow activities here with a one-hour ski session on a beginner slope. Staff members supervise, but there is no formal ski instruction. After skiing, switch to snow tubing and glide down the hill. A conveyor belt will bring you back to the top, and tubing is free. In the afternoon, you can choose to stay at Trübsee for lunch in one of the local restaurants and spend more time in the snow park. Alternatively, take the rotating Rotair cable car to the 3,028-m summit of Mt Titlis (if option selected). Later, descend by cable car and return by coach to Lucerne.

All tickets are included in the price! If you want to accelerate your Swiss Alps trekking tours and you can’t decide whether you should visit Mount Rigi or Mount Pilatus—why not see them both? This Swiss adventure tour allows you to experience the two most famous mountains near Lucerne on the same day. We start with Lucerne’s home mountain called Pilatus, 7000 feet high and the most famous attraction in Lucerne. We’ll take a standard train ride followed by a ride on the steepest cogwheel train in the world. On the summit you’ll take in a staggering overview of Lucerne and the Swiss Alps. From there we’ll continue by boat to a village called Vitznau. The boat ride is a fantastic way to relax and enjoy the alpine scenery. From Vitznau, we take our second cogwheel train for a ride to the top of Mount Rigi—the queen of the mountains. You’ll enjoy your second summit on the same day before we continue by cable car and take a boat ride from Weggis back to Lucerne.