Things to do in Lake Lucerne

The Church of Our Lady is very beautiful. It is right by the lake. The church is not very big, but it is decorated with flowers inside and out. There is also a small garden by the lake, which is like a small industrial park and is very comfortable.

Because it houses unique works by Paul Recker and Picasso, this art museum has become the most popular in the area. In fact, there are not many tourists, so everyone can enjoy the visit.

The buildings in the square are densely distributed, with various beautiful houses. In the surrounding small streets and alleys, there are many boutique shops, restaurants and cafes.

The price-performance ratio is very high, and the transportation is convenient, which completely inspires my desire to go out ( ´͈ ᵕ `͈ )◞♡

Dove chocolate, I prefer the hazelnut-filled one, it’s delicious and not expensive.

There is a panoramic layout for the whole city here, and you can see the whole city from the room

The Franciscan monastery was built in the 14th century. Visitors from all over the world wander through its beautiful Baroque cloisters and admire precious paintings and music archives, libraries, and paintings on gold and silver utensils. The monastery also has the oldest pharmacy in Europe, built in 1317, and is also the third oldest pharmacy in the world. In the museum inside the monastery, visitors can see interesting exhibitions such as how to distill water with tools in the 14th century, manuscripts of drug prescriptions, and how to measure accurately.

I actually don't think this can be considered a dam. It's just a water conservancy project and a bridge. Moreover, this dam mainly uses fences to regulate the water level. It's not the kind of stone and concrete building we often see.

The scale here is not very large, the cost performance is the best, and there is not much content