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4 videos • 0 views • by Sami Lucerne, nestled on the shores of Lake Lucerne and surrounded by the Swiss Alps, offers several free activities for tourists to enjoy. Here are some notable options: Kapellbrücke (Chapel Bridge): Admire the iconic Chapel Bridge, one of Lucerne's most famous landmarks. While entering the tower may involve a fee, walking across the bridge and enjoying the views of the Water Tower are free. Old Town Exploration: Wander through Lucerne's charming Old Town (Altstadt) with its medieval architecture, narrow streets, and historic squares. Jesuit Church (Jesuitenkirche): While entrance to the church may have a fee, you can appreciate the stunning exterior of the Jesuit Church, a Baroque masterpiece. Musegg Wall: Walk along the Musegg Wall, a well-preserved medieval city wall with nine towers. Enjoy panoramic views of Lucerne, Lake Lucerne, and the surrounding mountains. Lion Monument (Löwendenkmal): Visit the Lion Monument, a poignant sculpture carved into a sandstone rock face. The monument commemorates Swiss Guards who died during the French Revolution. Reuss River Promenade: Stroll along the Reuss River Promenade and enjoy the picturesque views of the river, bridges, and historical buildings. Lake Lucerne Shore: Take a leisurely walk along the shores of Lake Lucerne. The views of the lake and the mountains are breathtaking. Kornmarkt Square: Explore Kornmarkt Square, a charming square in the Old Town with historic buildings and a fountain. Hofkirche (Hof Church): While entrance to the church may have a fee, you can admire the Gothic architecture of Hofkirche from the outside. Richard Wagner Museum Park: While the museum may have an entrance fee, the park surrounding the Richard Wagner Museum is free to enjoy and offers lakefront views. Swiss Museum of Transport Park: While entering the museum may involve a fee, the outdoor area of the Swiss Museum of Transport, including vintage vehicles and aircraft, is free to explore. Rosengart Collection Square: Visit the square near the Rosengart Collection, an art museum. While the museum may have an entrance fee, the square is a pleasant public space. St. Peter's Chapel: Explore St. Peter's Chapel, a medieval church with a clock tower. While entering the chapel may have a fee, the exterior is noteworthy. Haldenstrasse: Stroll along Haldenstrasse, a street lined with historical buildings, boutiques, and cafes. Enjoy the architectural charm of the area. Richard Wagner Terrace: While the interior may have a fee, the exterior terrace of the Richard Wagner House offers views of Lake Lucerne and the mountains. By exploring these free activities, tourists can experience the beauty and cultural richness of Lucerne without exceeding their budget. Always check specific locations for any potential changes in accessibility or additional fees.