Swiss Museum of Transport Ticket

At the Swiss Museum of Transport, the most visited museum in the country, you'll discover how land, air and sea transport have evolved throughout history - book your ticket now!

Swiss Museum of Transport

Located in Lucerne, on the shores of Lake Lucerne, the Verkehrshaus or Swiss Museum of Transport is the most visited museum in Switzerland.

With your ticket, you'll discover the past, present and future of mobility. The different rooms of the permanent exhibition will give you an insight into the evolution of public transport, from the first infrastructures to the most modern technology.

One of the most notable areas is dedicated to rail transport, featuring Swiss SBB trains and the history of the Gotthard Tunnel, previously the longest in the world when completed in 1882. The land transport section includes a large collection of vehicles and a Formula 1 simulator, while air and space travel exhibits, along with sea and river transport, are also featured.

Opening Times

The Swiss Museum of Transport is open daily at the following times:

April to September: 10 am to 6 pm.October to March: 10 am to 5 pm.

Other Included Attractions

Your ticket to the Swiss Museum of Transport also provides access to the following exhibitions on the museum grounds:

Media World

This interactive exhibition delves into the world of media, featuring panels, virtual reality experiences, a television studio, and exhibitions on new technologies.

Opening times: the same as the Swiss Museum of Transport.

Hans Erni Museum

This museum showcases the work of Lucerne artist Hans Erni, including sculptures, paintings, and engravings, as well as the Panta Rhei mural and the Hans Erni Foundation exhibition.

The opening times of the museum are:

April to September: 11 am to 6 pm.October to March: 11 am to 5 pm.

Other Nearby Museums & Attractions (Not Included)

Within the complex of the Swiss Museum of Transport, you can also visit:

Filmtheater: a cinema with 3D projections.Planetarium: explore planets and celestial bodies.Chocolate Museum: a cocoa exhibition available with a special ticket.