Musegg Wall

The Musegg Wall is an 870-metre stretch of Lucerne's medieval fortifications along the Musegg hill north of the old town, built from around 1370 into the 15th century, with nine towers. Visitors walk along part of the wall and climb the Männli, Zyt, Wacht and Schirmer towers; the Zytturm clock, built in 1535, strikes a minute before the other clocks of the town.

Nearby

Spreuer Bridge

bridge

Chapel Bridge

bridge

Jesuit Church

church

Rosengart Collection

art museum

Bourbaki Panorama

museum

Lion Monument

monument

KKL Luzern

concert hall

Church of St. Leodegar

church

Free entry

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