Lucerne Old Town

Lucerne Old Town is a well-preserved medieval center located along the Reuss River in Lucerne, Switzerland. Known for its narrow cobblestone streets, colorful frescoed buildings, and charming squares, it is home to landmarks like the Chapel Bridge and the Water Tower. Visitors can explore boutique shops, traditional Swiss eateries, and historic sites, all within walking distance from the city's main train station.

The old town makes for a wonderful day out for a walk, exploring the city and admiring the architectural brilliance. It has several structures from the 14th century, painted in bright colours and made with timber frames. The Old Town is also home to St. Peter's Chapel, the oldest church in Lucerne. The Altes Rathaus, the old town hall, is located in the Kronmarkt. It's construction was started in 1602 and it was completed in 1606, in the Italian Renaissance style, which was popular at the time. The tower which can be seen adjacent to the town hall is from the 14th century, and is one of the 8 tall watch towers that existed on the wall of the Old Town towards the north.