Swiss Museum of Transport

Europe | Switzerland

Learn about the history of transport at the Swiss Museum of Transport. Located in Lucerne, it stands as Switzerland’s most visited museum. See the evolution of transport across various modes and periods. Other attractions await you in the museum. Admire works by the Swiss painter and sculptor Hans Erni. Treat yourself to a movie at ►

Tickets for Swiss Museum of Transport: All Day Pass

Things to do and see - Swiss Museum of Transport

Walk along the promenade or rent a paddleboat

Lake Lucerne

Stroll through history on a covered wooden bridge

Chapel Bridge

See a monument nestled in a rocky grotto

Lion Monument

Wander a charming area with medieval buildings

Old Town Lucerne

Enter a museum dedicated to the famous composer

Richard Wagner Museum

Experience mountain adventures close to the city

Pilatus Mountain

Explore a natural monument, a park, and a museum

Glacier Garden of Lucerne

Hike and savor the sweeping views of the Swiss Alps

Mount Rigi

Take a ride on the highest outdoor elevator in Europe

Hammetschwand Elevator

Immerse yourself in the world of chocolate at the museum

Swiss Chocolate Adventure

FAQ - Swiss Museum of Transport

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What other attractions can be experienced in the museum?
Visitors can marvel at a 1:20,000 scale aerial photograph, the largest accessible aerial photograph in Switzerland. Moreover, “The Edge” offers a virtual climbing experience on the Matterhorn. Experience the captivating fusion of the virtual and real worlds with wind simulation and an authentic soundscape, immersing you in the adventure of climbing.
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What is the primary purpose of the Documentation Centre at the Swiss Museum of Transport?
The Documentation Centre at the Swiss Museum of Transport houses a collection of historical documents and a reference library. The Centre's mission involves the collection, preservation, and indexing of documents and videos, ensuring accessibility for visitors. The dossiers contain information in the domain of rail transport, aviation and space travel, road transport, navigation cable cars, and tourism.