The city of Lucerne has planted around 300 different native wild plants over an area of 3,700 square metres. Various habitats have also been created to promote biodiversity. There are dry stone walls, wildflower meadows, natural hedges and much more. The aim is to show the public how they can promote biodiversity in their own gardens, on their own balconies or in their own neighbourhoods.
The biodiversity show garden is open to the public and free of charge.
The biodiversity show garden is open to the public and free of charge.
Good to know
Openings
publicly accessible
Price info
Free admission
Accessibility / Location
In the city
Target group
Individual guests
School classes
Families
Children 0-3
Children 3-6
Children 6-10
Children from 10
Teenagers
Adults
Seniors
Directions & Parking facilities
Below the Musegg wall
More information
Learn more (Site only in German available): https://www.stadtluzern.ch/dienstleistungeninformation/68869
