Lucerne the City of Lights

Yes but with responsibility! The tour is ment as an introduction into the Lucerne night life and not as a drinking tour 🙂

A city tour in Lucerne is enjoyable at any time of the year — every season has its own charm.
In winter, it can be chilly, but the cozy Christmas markets make up for it with festive lights, warm drinks, and a magical atmosphere.

Our tours are walking tours, but don’t worry — we walk at your pace and take breaks along the way.
If you need a rest, feel free to sit down and relax at any time.

Yes! Our tours are family-friendly.
We include fun stories, historical curiosities, and stops suitable for both kids and seniors.
If you prefer a slower pace, we recommend booking the 3-hour tour.
Strollers are also welcome.

Absolutely — friendly dogs are welcome.
Please keep them on a leash and bring waste bags.

We do our best to choose accessible routes and avoid steep stairs and cobblestones where possible.
However, old town areas can have uneven streets.
Please contact us in advance so we can tailor the route to your needs.

Most city tours are walking tours, but it is also possible to use public buses.
In Lucerne, many hotels provide free bus tickets for Zone 10.

Wear comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for walking.
Switzerland’s weather can change quickly — sunglasses, sunscreen, and a light jacket or umbrella are recommended, especially during transitional seasons.

Most places accept credit cards, but some market stalls only accept cash.
Tips are also typically given in cash.

Bringing snacks and water is a good idea, but you can also buy food and drinks along the route.

Yes — many Swiss cities have public fountains with fresh, drinkable water, and we will point them out so you can refill your bottle.

Yes — we plan restroom stops along the way, and you may ask for one anytime.

Tours run in almost all weather conditions.
Please dress accordingly. In heavy rain, we may adjust the route or add more covered stops.
If extreme weather is expected, we will contact you to discuss alternatives.

Yes — tours usually run on public holidays.
Availability and opening hours may vary, so booking early is recommended.

Yes, if availability allows.
For weekends and holiday seasons, we recommend booking in advance.

Small bags or backpacks are no problem.
For large suitcases, we recommend using luggage lockers at the train station.

Definitely — we’ll show you the best photo spots!
We are happy to stop for photos anytime.
Your guide is experienced in photography and videography.

Photography is usually allowed outdoors.
Inside, rules vary — we will advise you during the tour.

Short shopping stops are possible if the group agrees — especially for Swiss chocolate or local souvenirs.
For more shopping time, we recommend exploring after the tour.

Yes — evening and night tours offer a beautiful atmosphere with illuminated streets and fewer crowds.
Perfect for photography lovers!

Yes — private tours can be customized to your interests, timing, and pace.
Perfect for families, groups, company events, or special occasions.

Yes — we can combine the city tour with a boat ride, funicular, museum visit, or mountain excursion.
Tell us your interests, and we will design the perfect experience.

For private tours (1–9 persons), free tastings of delicious Swiss chocolate are included.

Yes — gift vouchers are available.
A wonderful idea for birthdays, holidays, or special surprises!

Absolutely — we are experienced with educational groups and can tailor the content to their interests.

Absolutely! Whether it’s a birthday, anniversary, honeymoon, or family reunion, we can tailor the tour and even help plan special moments.

We are happy to recommend restaurants, cafés, museums, viewpoints, and hidden gems for you to explore.

Yes — tours are available in English and German.