St. Leodegar's Church

St. Leodegar's Church is a prominent Roman Catholic church located in the heart of Lucerne, Switzerland, near the shores of Lake Lucerne. Built in the 17th century on the foundations of a former Roman basilica, it is a stunning example of German Renaissance architecture, featuring twin towers that dominate Lucerne's skyline. Visitors are drawn to its ornate interior, intricate wood carvings, and impressive organ.

The Church was first made in the 8th century, and the present structure was built in 1633 in the Renaissance style. Various architectural details of the church include the Agony in the Gardnen, a late Gotchic sculpture on the north tower, the church is surrounded by the tombs of Lucerne's old families' members. Inside, the altars are made from gold, and are quite a stunning sight. There is an official app of the Hofkirche Luzern on the AppStore and the Play Store, which allows you to find highlights such as the tour of the Church, and an interactive description of the history of the church. You can also enquire about the events, concerts and services that are happening in the church and the parish.