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Technological rarities from the history of transport, treasures by Picasso and Klee, a huge circular painting, finds from the Stone Age and folklore from the region - Lucerne's museums have a lot of record-breaking and bizarre things to offer.

With the Lucerne Museum Pass you can visit all the museums listed below for two consecutive days at the price of CHF 36.

Children up to 16 years of age usually benefit from a low-cost special price. We therefore recommend that you purchase the corresponding children's ticket directly on site at the respective museum. The following four museums are closed on Mondays: Museum of Art Lucerne, Richard Wagner Museum, Natural History Museum and History Museum

Museums City of Lucerne

Swiss Museum of Transport

The Swiss Museum of Transport shows the development of transport and mobility in an exciting and eventful way.

Hans Erni Museum

Hans Erni (1909 - 2015) is the most popular and internationally best-known Swiss artist. The museum offers a deep insight into the works of the Lucerne artist.

Bourbaki Panorama

In the Bourbaki Panorama, it is not only the size of the giant panorama that impresses, but also the magnitude of human solidarity during the internment of the Bourbakis in 1871.

Gletschergarten Lucerne

Young and old explorers alike gain multi-layered insights into local natural history in the Glacier Garden.

Lucerne History Museum

In the Historical Museum, you can experience cultural history in a gripping and close-up way.

Lucerne Art Museum

Art lovers can admire works by important artists in the art museum.

Lucerne Nature Museum

Small and large researchers get multi-layered insights into local natural history at the Nature Museum.

Richard Wagner Museum

Music lovers can learn everything about the famous composer at the Richard Wagner Museum.

Rosengart Collection

Art lovers can admire works by important artists in the Rosengart Collection.

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