Bourbaki Panorama

I don't consider myself an art lover, but this place surprised me. I almost missed it because I put it at the end of the list of places I was going to, but I'm glad I could. We stayed here for40-45 minutes and it was memorable. There is a short film about history that is worth seeing. Our Swiss travel permit already includes tickets. It is convenient to visit as it is located in the middle of the old town and close to the Luzern Bahnhof train station.

The mural depicts the French army entering the snow-free Switzerland at the command of General Burbaki during the Franco-Prussian War. Visitors can deeply appreciate the exhaustion and frustration of the defeated French soldiers in the Jura mountains, giving a sense of immersion.

The 360-degree panoramic museum of Burbaki mainly describes the Swiss scene of the French army entering the ice and snow during the Franco-Prussian War, which makes people feel immersive.

The good thing about the panoramic view is that it's laid out, and his view is amazing, and you can feel his beauty without any decoration.

The large circular panoramic mural not far from the Lion Park is one of the few in the world and the largest 360-degree panoramic museum.