We start at the shores of Lake Four Cantons, one of Switzerland’s most iconic landscapes. Your guide tells you how this shore was transformed in the 19th century from an industrial area to an elegant bourgeois-style promenade, with direct views of Mount Pilatus and Mount Rigi.

The oldest wooden covered bridge in Europe, built in the 14th century.

We stop in front of the first large Baroque church built in Switzerland, completed in 1677.

Visit the sculpture that Mark Twain described as "the saddest and most moving piece of stone in the world." Carved from the rock in 1821.

Visit the most important church in Lucerne, whose origins date back to 735 AD.

Walk through the heart of medieval Lucerne — cobblestone streets lined with painted facades and centuries of hidden histories.

We pass one of the most charming squares in Lucerne, where the Franciscan Church — one of the few original Gothic churches in central Switzerland, built since 1270 — is located.

We crossed the oldest surviving bridge in Lucerne, built in 1408 to connect the mills of the city with the bakers' quarter.