Brasserie Bodu



Tours & Activities in Lucerne

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.

From Zurich, take a coach ride through the countryside to Lucerne. On arrival, join a short drive past landmarks like the Chapel Bridge, Town Hall, Jesuit Church, and the Culture and Convention Centre (KKL). Then, enjoy free time to eat, shop, or explore the Old Town. Continue to Kriens and take a gondola to Fräkmüntegg. From there, ride the Dragon Ride cable car to the top of Mt. Pilatus (2,132 meters). At the summit, you can visit Dragon World, walk the Dragon Trail, or hike to the peak if weather allows. Have lunch at a mountain restaurant and enjoy the views. Then, take the steep cogwheel railway down to Alpnachstad. End the day with a 1-hour boat ride on Lake Lucerne. You can finish the tour in Lucerne or return to Zurich by coach.

Start your day with a relaxing one-hour cruise on picturesque Lake Lucerne to Vitznau. Change onto Europe’s first-ever mountain railway dating from 1871 and set out on the journey to the top, Rigi Kulm. From 1,797 meters above sea level, let your gaze wander over the Swiss midlands with 13 lakes and a sea of 620 Alpine peaks. Enjoy time to explore one of the many hiking trails, take a moment of silence at the Rigi Kulm mountain chapel, or to have a bite to eat at one of the restaurants. Continue to the car-free village of Rigi Kaltbad by cogwheel train and take a stroll across the village square, where you will spot the Mineralbad & Spa designed by the renowned Swiss architect Mario Botta. Follow an easy hiking trail with a slight incline to the Känzeli viewing platform (optional). Descend by aerial cable car and enjoy an impressive vista of pristine Lake Lucerne. Capture the breathtaking view from the Lucerne Riviera with your camera before boarding the boat back to Lucerne.
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The 5 reviews shown below read more positively than the overall score. These are the reviews Google surfaces as most relevant, not a representative sample — the 4.5 above reflects all 1,121 of them.
Lovely French restaurant in the heart of Lucerne, food was authentic, had great taste and presentation. Service was excellent, we left feeling full and satisfied. Could get some dishes as starters or as mains. Slightly confused about the entrance of the restaurant though …
I had a fantastic meal at Brasserie Bodu. The mussels were fantastic and the oysters were fresh. The wine paired wonderfully. My server, Astrid, was attentive and charming. It was a great experience!
What a cute and beautiful restaurant. I thought the steak with garlic butter and frites was amazing. The coq au vin was delicious as well as the mussels♥️ Would definitely be back!
Highly recommended 👌 Mussels and chips and a steak and chips. Both excellent and a fantastic wine list and helpful staff. Got a table on the balcony looking over the river. Really nice spot.
Excellent food in an authentic French bistro atmosphere. We felt like we were in Paris and waiting for Renoir to join us. It’s the first time in a long time we’ve had lunch by candlelight. The cod was flavorful. Very elegant!
Tickets & Attractions in Lucerne

Start your day with a relaxing one-hour cruise on picturesque Lake Lucerne to Vitznau. Change onto Europe’s first-ever mountain railway dating from 1871 and set out on the journey to the top, Rigi Kulm. From 1,797 meters above sea level, let your gaze wander over the Swiss midlands with 13 lakes and a sea of 620 Alpine peaks. Enjoy time to explore one of the many hiking trails, take a moment of silence at the Rigi Kulm mountain chapel, or to have a bite to eat at one of the restaurants. Continue to the car-free village of Rigi Kaltbad by cogwheel train and take a stroll across the village square, where you will spot the Mineralbad & Spa designed by the renowned Swiss architect Mario Botta. Follow an easy hiking trail with a slight incline to the Känzeli viewing platform (optional). Descend by aerial cable car and enjoy an impressive vista of pristine Lake Lucerne. Capture the breathtaking view from the Lucerne Riviera with your camera before boarding the boat back to Lucerne.

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.

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.

From Zurich, take a coach ride through the countryside to Lucerne. On arrival, join a short drive past landmarks like the Chapel Bridge, Town Hall, Jesuit Church, and the Culture and Convention Centre (KKL). Then, enjoy free time to eat, shop, or explore the Old Town. Continue to Kriens and take a gondola to Fräkmüntegg. From there, ride the Dragon Ride cable car to the top of Mt. Pilatus (2,132 meters). At the summit, you can visit Dragon World, walk the Dragon Trail, or hike to the peak if weather allows. Have lunch at a mountain restaurant and enjoy the views. Then, take the steep cogwheel railway down to Alpnachstad. End the day with a 1-hour boat ride on Lake Lucerne. You can finish the tour in Lucerne or return to Zurich by coach.

The sky-high peaks and sheer cliff faces of the Swiss Alps aren't for your average climber. Don't fret, you can still get your adrenaline fix from the 40+ challenging elements housed inside Grindelwald's Indoor Ropes Park! Channel your primate prowess as you clamber, climb, and even fly around five tricky obstacle courses. Navigate giant icicles, journey across a spider's web, and swing yourself over the Hinterstoisser Traverse. It's not quite the Matterhorn, but it's a great start!

Ever wanted to knock back a shot of pure chocolate? Now's your chance! If you're a chocoholic, the Swiss Chocolate Adventure is a dream come true – it's the closest you're going to get to finding a golden ticket. Your sweet escape begins with an informative, fun-filled ride into the history of chocolate, from its discovery and manufacture to how the delicious commodity is transported around the world.
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Old Swiss House in Lucerne is renowned for its traditional Swiss cuisine, particularly its Zürcher Geschnetzeltes, a creamy veal dish served with Rösti. The restaurant's charming wooden interiors and historical decor create an inviting atmosphere, while the attentive service enhances the overall dining enjoy. Don’t miss their signature cherry cake for dessert.