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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.

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In the Swiss Museum of Transport, Switzerland's most popular museum, you will embark on a journey through the history of land, air, and maritime transportation.

Swiss Museum of Transport

Situated in Lucerne alongside the picturesque Lake Lucerne, the Verkehrshaus, or Swiss Museum of Transport, attracts more visitors than any other museum in the country.

Your ticket grants you access to explore the ongoing narrative of mobility, covering its past, present, and future. The diverse galleries within the permanent exhibition illustrate the transformation of public transportation, showcasing everything from early infrastructure to cutting-edge technologies.

A highlight of the museum is the extensive rail transport exhibit, where you can view an impressive collection of Swiss SBB trains and discover the history of the Gotthard Tunnel, once the longest tunnel in the world at the time of its completion in 1882.

The section dedicated to land transport features a vast assortment of carriages, motorcycles, bicycles, and automobiles, alongside a Formula 1 simulator. Additionally, areas focusing on aviation and space exploration, as well as maritime transport, should not be overlooked.

Opening Times

The Swiss Museum of Transport welcomes visitors daily during these hours:

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

Additional Attractions Included

Your entry to the Swiss Museum of Transport also provides access to various exhibitions situated on the same grounds:

Media World

This engaging, interactive exhibition offers insights into the captivating realm of both traditional and modern media.

The Media World features an array of panels and spaces equipped with virtual reality headsets, a television studio, a chroma-key installation, and a 360° photo booth. Temporary exhibitions complement this, highlighting the latest advancements in technology.

Opening times: aligned with those of the Swiss Museum of Transport.

Hans Erni Museum

Dedicating itself to the Lucerne artist Hans Erni, this museum houses an extensive collection of sculptures, paintings, and engravings. Your ticket allows you to explore the renowned Panta Rhei mural, the sculpture park, and the exhibitions held by the Hans Erni Foundation.

The museum operates at the following times:

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

Nearby Museums & Attractions (Not Included)

In addition to Media World and the Hans Erni Museum, several other attractions and museums are located within the same complex as the Swiss Museum of Transport:

Filmtheater: an enjoyable cinema featuring 3D screenings.Planetarium: a place to explore the wonders of planets and celestial bodies.Chocolate Museum: devoted to the world of cocoa, accessible via your ticket for the Swiss Chocolate Adventure.

Inklusive

  • Entry to Swiss Museum of Transport, Media World and Hans Erni Museum
  • Free parking

Nicht inklusive

  • Admission to Filmtheater: 18CHF for adults, 14CHF for students and 10CHF for children under 16
  • Admission to the Planetarium: 18CHF for adults, 14CHF for students and 10CHF for children under 16
  • Admission to Swiss Chocolate Adventure: 18CHF for adults, 14CHF for students and 10CHF for children under 16

Tipps

  • Zugriffserlaubnis: Wheelchair accessible. Accessible toilets.

Standort

Aktivitätsort

Spiegelwelten im Verkehrshaus, Haldenstrasse, 6006 Lucerne Lucerne, Switzerland

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