Museums in Lake Lucerne Region

There is certainly no time to get bored!

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

Explore the cultural highlights in Lucerne’s museums.

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

The Swiss Charter of Confederation of the cantons of Schwyz, Uri and Nidwalden dating back to the beginning of August 1291 is a unique document which is very important for Switzerland's national history.

The “Glasi” is Switzerland’s oldest glassworks and offers tours explaining its history.

Visit the Nidwalden Museum with its four separate venues: the Höfli, the Salzmagazin, the Winkelriedhaus and Castle Fürigen.

The museum is devoted to Brother Klaus (Nicholas of Flüe, 1417-1487) – pater familias, hermit, farmer and visionary, politician and mystic, patron saint of Switzerland.

This museum contains the most comprehensive collection of historical and artistic documents, accounts and miscellanea spanning six centuries relating to the Swiss patriot William Tell.