Lucerne, with its idyllic location nestled amidst the Alps and overlooking Lake Lucerne, is one of Switzerland’s most picturesque towns. Also known as Luzern, the main language is Swiss German however everyone speaks excellent English. Famed for its iconic wooden covered bridge, there’s lots more to see and do.
Read on to find out how to make the most of 48 hours in Lucerne with our travel tips. WHAT TO SEE DAY 1 The famous Kapellbrucke, aka Chapel Bridge, looks equally beautiful in the daytime or at night. The 34 metre high Water Tower adjoins the bridge and dates from around 1300. At one point it was a prison and torture chamber – today it’s Switzerland’s most photographed monument. Constructed in the 14th century, its painted panels were added in the 17th century. The neighbouring Old Town has some very attractive squares and buildings decorated with frescoes. Many visitors don’t realize that..The post 48 Hours in Lucerne – What to See and Do appeared first on Luxury Columnist.