Swiss Travels Itinerary 10 Luzern

Swiss Travels Itinerary 10 Luzern

Luzern, located in the German-speaking region, is the capital of the Swiss province of Lucerne, on the shores of Lake Lucerne.  Lucerne has become an important tourist city due to its beautiful natural scenery and unique humanistic feelings.  Altitude: 422 meters.  Site area: 37.4 square kilometers.  Population: 403,400 (2017) Eurostat

Lucerne, a city on the shores of Lake Lucerne with natural and cultural beauty, it was first developed from a small fishing village and is now a hub for transportation in central Switzerland. There are many Swiss attractions in the city.  For a good stay like the Lucerne Schweizer Hotel, it is recommended that you stay here for one night.

Whether you are visiting the historic attractions such as the Chapel Bridge, the St. Leo de Gard Church, the Lion Monument, the Musegg Wall, or simply strolling along the lake, shopping at the Swan Square shopping street is good.  People like it.

The important sight of Lucerne that you can't help but travel to Lucerne is the "Kappellbrucke" which connects the north and south shores.  Built in the 13th century, it is the oldest covered wooden bridge in Europe, the famous landmark of Lucerne, the most beautiful town scenery, and the status of Lucerne has remained high since ancient times.  In ancient times, it was one of the important defensive barriers that Lucerne used to resist as a foreign soldier. The bridge that is now a must-see for Lucerne is impressive.































Kabel Bridge Kapellbrucke
Construction time: 1333
Full length: 204 meters, the longest wooden bridge in Europe
History: A fire broke out in 1993, and the painted woodblock prints on the restored beams tell the story of the past seventeenth-century history of Switzerland and the guardian saints of Lucerne.  How important is the city from ancient times to the present.  Although not very familiar with the history of Switzerland, I still feel that such design and display, as well as the preservation of such ancient buildings, make people know how much the Swiss care about their culture and history.

Lion Monument.   Author: Danish sculptor Bo Teer · Torvald Erde Sen

The sights that must be visited by Lucerne, as well as the dying lion statue.  If you don't understand his history, you might think it's a rock sculpture that is engraved on the stone.  But knowing the reason for the construction of this monument, you will know how fascinating the lion's emotions and movements are.  The painful expression of the deep heart pierces the infection.  At the same time, I realized that when Mark Twain saw it, he didn’t need a poor lion to describe it.

Instead, use "the saddest lion in the world" to complete the historical background of this lion statue.  The dying lion was engraved on a very large granite stone, no matter the muscle lines or the lion's expression, the mane, the claws, there is no trace of the horse.  The two shields in front of it, on the one hand, represent the cross emblem of Switzerland, and on the other side, the irises representing the French royal family, to commemorate the more than 700 Swiss mercenaries who died in the 1792 French Revolution at the Place de la Concorde in Paris.  The grief of this period of history was deeply imprinted on the granite wall by Danish sculptors, and the mourning was too beautiful.  The Latin word "HELVETIORUM FIDEI AC VIRTUTI" is engraved on top of the stone statue. The translation is "Dedicated to loyal and brave Swiss soldiers."

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