Museums of Lucerne

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There is certainly no time to get bored!

The Hans Erni Museum not only makes the oeuvre of this doyen of Swiss art permanently accessible to the general public, it also creates a forum for encounter.

The Museum of Art Lucerne is located on the top floor of the Culture and Convention Center Lucerne (KKL), and was designed by Parisian architect Jean Nouvel as well.

The Rosengart Collection is the most recent museum in Lucerne. It owes its importance to two unique groups of works by Paul Klee and Pablo Picasso.

The special exhibitions at the Lucerne Nature Museum never fail to surprise visitors.

This is what we call the Museum of History Lucerne! Visit the depot and experience history, live and close-up.

Richard Wagner, the revolutionary of 19th century music, lived from 1866 to 1872 in a country manor at Tribschen.

No visitor to Lucerne should miss a visit to the Glacier Garden!

The Bourbaki Panorama Lucerne houses one of the world's few panorama paintings still in existence.

The beauty of the Alps in the middle of Lucerne!

This is an insider's tip among Lucerne's museums, where visitors will be surprised at the originality of the exhibitions.

In a space of over 1'000 square meters, the Swiss Army is depicted in realistic pictures and situations in a timeframe covering more than 100 years.

Visit one of the numerous galleries in Lucerne!

Discover Lucerne's world of museums: on foot, by bus or by boat.