Dying Lion of Lucerne Monument

Northeast of Lowenplatz, Lucerne , Lucerne, Switzerland

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  • Homage to the Swiss guards of Louis XVI killed in the French Revolution

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    k0k0m0 2 contributions Argentina Nov 3, 1998

    A tribute carved in stone to Swiss soldiers fell in the French Revolution

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    Jaw-droppingly beautiful Alpine town of Lucerne

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    With covered wooden bridges, cobbled lanes and quaint buildings, Lucerne’s centre is perfect to explore on foot. Also to stock up on lots of genuine Swiss chocolate! We got to go to buy and pick up the best-priced watches that Switzerland is so famous for. I also got several Swiss Army Knifes.
    Our hotel was beautiful we had cows …

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    They'll be coming around the moutain

    Back down from Mt Pilatus to Lucerne proper …

  • 3

    Lucerne

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  • 4

    2 nights in Lucerne

    Chapel Bridge and stirring Lion Monument. Then embark on an exhilarating ride by cog-wheel train to the summit of Mount Pilatus. Admire the panorama of snow-capped peaks, before descending by cable-car over mountain crags and pine forests back to terra firma. There is time set aside to shop for fine watches and delicious chocolate in Lucerne …

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    Una de las dos ciudades más lindas que conocí

    No se equivocaba la Guía Lux cuando decía que Lucerna era "la ciudad" suiza a conocer!

    El día arrancó con un desayuno muy completo, nada que ver con la frugalidad italiana, y conocimos a Mariana y Teresa (argentina y mexicana respectivamente y de unos veintitantos años) con quienes salimos a caminar la ciudad. Además me re-encontré con los …

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    Our Trip Up Mt Titlus and To Lucerne

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    Day 2 in Engelberg

    We went up 2000 meters (7000 ft) above the town of Engelberg on three different gondolas. One of the gondolas, our first one held 6 people. the second gondola held 80 people. We all stood along with the skiers and snowboarders as we ascended. Then we transferred to the third gondola which took us to the top of the …