Swiss Museum of Transport Ticket

At the Swiss Museum of Transport, the most visited museum in Switzerland, you'll explore the evolution of transport through history - book your ticket now!

Swiss Museum of Transport

Located in Lucerne on Lake Lucerne's shores, the Verkehrshaus or Swiss Museum of Transport features insights into the advancement of mobility. Permanent exhibitions display the progression of public transport from early infrastructures to modern technologies.

Notable exhibits include a substantial collection of Swiss SBB trains and the history of the Gotthard Tunnel, which was the longest in the world upon its completion in 1882. The land transport section houses an array of carriages, motorbikes, bicycles, and automobiles, along with a Formula 1 simulator. The museum also covers air, space, sea, and river transport.

Opening Times

The Swiss Museum of Transport operates daily with the following hours:

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

Other Included Attractions

Your ticket also grants access to additional exhibitions on-site:

Media World

This interactive exhibition explores the realm of media, featuring virtual reality experiences, a television studio, a chroma-key installation, and a 360° photo booth.

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

Hans Erni Museum

This museum showcases works by Lucerne artist Hans Erni, including sculptures, paintings, and engravings, as well as the notable Panta Rhei mural.

Opening times are as follows:

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

Other Nearby Museums & Attractions (Not Included)

In addition to Media World and the Hans Erni Museum, the Swiss Museum of Transport complex includes:

Filmtheater: features 3D cinema.Planetarium: learn about celestial bodies.Chocolate Museum: dedicated to cocoa, accessible via a separate ticket.