Zurich Airport Lucerne Transfer — Van Minibus Taxi

How to get to Lucerne?

Fast and convenient private car transfers Zurich — Lucerne — Zurich

Van minibus taxi transport. ZRH airport shuttle. Licensed passenger transport in Switzerland since 2015.

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Lucerne

Zurich Air­port Lucer­ne trans­fer takes at least 50 minutes

Zurich Air­port Lucer­ne distan­ce is 68 km / 43 miles

Lucer­ne is con­si­de­red a vital stop on any trip thro­ugh Swit­zer­land. In addi­tion to its uni­que sky­li­ne that show­ca­ses the lake, Kapel­l­brüc­ke — Cha­pel Brid­ge, and the deli­ght­ful old town, Lucer­ne offers many attrac­tions and serves as a gre­at star­ting point for explo­ring the Lake Lucer­ne region.

Kapellbrücke bridge and the water tower on the Reuss river in Lucerne.

Loca­ted at the heart of Swit­zer­land, Lucer­ne lies along the banks of Lake Lucer­ne, acting as a gate­way to cen­tral Swit­zer­land. Lucer­ne is reco­gni­zed as one of the most attrac­ti­ve pla­ces in Euro­pe due to its loca­tion, archi­tec­tu­re and the wide ran­ge of attrac­tions in the city and the enti­re region.

The dock in Lucer­ne is a fan­ta­stic spot for taking pho­to­gra­phs. From the Musegg Wall, which boasts nine towers, visi­tors can enjoy a bre­ath­ta­king view of the city and the lake sur­ro­un­ded by the near­by moun­ta­ins. Tuc­ked betwe­en two ico­nic wooden brid­ges is the Jesu­it Church, famo­us for its spe­ci­fic domes. A leisu­re­ly stroll thro­ugh the enchan­ting old town, with its love­ly pla­zas and foun­ta­ins, guides you to ano­ther popu­lar site for visi­tors, the Lion Monument.

Lucerne on Lake Lucerne and Mount Pilatus in the background.

The Cha­pel Brid­ge, deco­ra­ted with an array of pain­tings, serves as the prin­ci­pal sym­bol of Lucer­ne. It spans from the New Town, leading past the water tower to the Town Hall Quay. A bre­ak in one of the cafes along the Reuss River it is good idea befo­re explo­ring the pic­tu­re­sque Old Town, whe­re you can admi­re histo­ric land­marks like the wine mar­ket or the Korn­markt whe­re the town hall is.

Start your lake­si­de jour­ney at the distinc­ti­ve KKL, which is loca­ted clo­se to the tra­in sta­tion. A lit­tle fur­ther ahe­ad is the “Inse­li” park, an ide­al haven during the sum­mer mon­ths. Enjoy a leisu­re­ly stroll along the spa­cio­us water­front pro­me­na­de, flan­ked by exc­lu­si­ve hotels, towards the Museum of Trans­port. When the tem­pe­ra­tu­re rises, you might have a ride on a pad­dle­bo­at or with a swim at the lake­si­de pool.

Steamer Schiller on Lake Lucerne.

To tru­ly enjoy the fjord-like vistas of Lake Lucer­ne, taking a boat ride is high­ly recom­men­ded. Disco­ver the top attrac­tions in the region: Brun­nen, Vit­znau, Flüe­len, Alp­nach­stad, Pila­tus. The moun­ta­in aro­und Lucer­ne featu­res uni­que expe­rien­ces such as a fon­due gon­do­la and Swit­zer­lan­d’s lar­gest suspen­sion rope park at Fräk­mün­tegg. The “Gol­den Tour” will guide you thro­ugh the most pic­tu­re­sque loca­tions of the “Dra­gon Mountain. ”

Over­ni­ght guests can take advan­ta­ge of the Lucer­ne Guest Card, which offers a varie­ty of public trans­port options and addi­tio­nal disco­unts in the Lucer­ne — Lake Lucer­ne region. The Museum Pass is an excel­lent offer, pro­vi­ding access to nine museums in Lucer­ne. Addi­tio­nal­ly, the Tell Pass allows for com­pli­men­ta­ry tra­vel inc­lu­ding buses, tra­ins, boats, cable cars, and moun­ta­in rail­ways thro­ugho­ut cen­tral Switzerland.