Join us on a journey of discovery through the Lucerne-Lake Lucerne Region. Together we will get to know exciting personalities, unusual traditions and hidden treasures.
Podcast
«Lucerne Uncovered»
Episode 1:
Richard Wagner in Lucerne | Music City
Richard Wagner lived in Lucerne for six years. In this episode, we delve into this time and find out why he loved Lucerne so much, which works he composed here and why Wagner must also be viewed critically.
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Episode 2:
Lucerne Carnival | Music City
In this episode, we venture into the colourful world of Lucerne's carnival and discover the significance of the Tagwache, where Brother Fritschi comes from and why there are two big parades.
Episode 3:
The Guggen music of the Lucerne Carnival | Music City
They have approved names and are an integral part of the carnival - the Lucerne Guggenmusiken. René Bucher from the RüssSuuger Ämme gives an insight into life as a Guggenmusik during the carnival.
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Episode 4:
The dragons of Mount Pilatus
Fearsome dragons are said to dwell deep in the craggy caves of Mount Pilatus. Their legends tell of eerie encounters, heroic battles and magical treasures.
Episode 5:
The Musegg Wall
A stone wall once protected Lucerne. It has now towered over the city for over 600 years. In this episode, we climb the Musegg Wall and uncover its centuries-old secrets.
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Episode 6:
The Lucerne Riviera
Palm trees on the shore, deep blue water and majestic mountains - these are the villages of Weggis and Vitznau. But why do figs and palm trees grow here? What secrets do the old paths hide and what does all this have to do with the Queen of England?
Episode 7:
A walk through Christmassy Lucerne
Fairy lights, decorated fir trees and the smell of mulled wine: in this episode, we take a stroll through Christmassy Lucerne and discover the stories hidden behind the festively decorated facades.
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Episode 8:
Chapel Bridge
The Chapel Bridge - a landmark with more secrets, history and drama than you can imagine. In this episode, we discover the fascinating history of the bridge and why it is a small miracle that it is still standing today.