Zug in 1 day: Lakes, Peaks & Landmarks

Built in 1332, the Capel Covered Bridge connects the two banks of Lucerne. It is an ancient wooden covered bridge in Europe. It was rebuilt after the fire in 1993 and leads to the octagonal water tower, the representative landscape of Lucerne. Like the Mussegger walls, the covered bridge and water tower were part of the Lucerne fortifications. Lucerne's iconic landscape, the Capel Covered Bridge and the Octagonal Water Tower, are iconic buildings in Lucerne, and even in Switzerland, and often appear on postcards. During the day, there are beautiful flowers on the bridge railing; strolling here at dusk, you can enjoy the romantic medieval feelings; at night, the covered bridge and the water tower are extraordinarily romantic under the illumination of the lanterns. So it is also often called "Flower Bridge Water Tower". Covered Bridge Painted Capel Covered Bridge spans the Royce River and is about 200 meters long. There are hundreds of religious historical paintings on the beams under the eaves, depicting the life of the saint who guarded Lucerne and the development history of the ancient city. Octagonal water tower The whole bridge has two turning points, only the water tower was not damaged when it experienced the fire. The water tower was once an outpost to monitor foreign invasions, and was also used as a loot storage room and an interrogation room.

Lake Lucerne is located in central Switzerland. The German name Vierwaldstättersee means "four forest lakes" and is the birthplace of the Swiss Confederation. The winding shores of the lake connect Lucerne with the surrounding peaks, framing many beautiful landscapes. The city of Lucerne is located on the edge of Lake Lucerne. Every summer, tourists from all over the world will gather here to enjoy the cool feeling in summer. Beautiful lake scenery and shore scenery The dazzling lake water of Lake Lucerne is crystal-like and dazzling, with a poetic and picturesque scene, looking out from the shore of the pier, the steeple cathedral, uniquely shaped houses, renovated like a mushroom cloud The large, bare trees form a colorful picture. There are often swans and water birds circling and playing on the lake, and the color of the lake reflects the beautiful scenery of the snow-capped mountains and the city in the distance. There are many beautiful buildings on the shore of Lake Lucerne. It was a typical European classical building, only five or six stories high, the walls were painted white, light yellow, blue, pink, and brown, and most of the roofs were bright red. The Capel Covered Bridge and the octagonal water tower walk along the lake, and not far away is a striking wooden bridge of more than 200 meters, which spans the lake diagonally. This is the old covered wooden bridge in Europe, the Capel Covered Bridge. There is an octagonal water tower in the middle of the bridge, which is also one of the most remarkable landmarks in Lucerne. There are colorful geranium flowers on the outside of the covered bridge, which looks like a beautiful ribbon from a distance. It is also called "Flower Bridge Water Tower" by many people, and it is a favorite place for couples to take pictures. The upright water tower and the recumbent wooden bridge imprint each other, forming a unique rhythm on Lake Lucerne. There is no hustle and bustle here, there is no back side by side, it is quiet and peaceful. Lake Lucerne Cruise If you want to fully appreciate Lake Lucerne, it is recommended to take a cruise on Lake Lucerne, so that you can have a panoramic view of the scenery on both sides. The boating lake is immersive, and it feels relaxed and happy. The little white sails are like white swans, and the blue lake is like a sapphire inlaid in the city. It is beautiful under the background of snow-capped mountains and white clouds. Very moving and enchanting. Lake Lucerne has a large fleet of ships from all over Switzerland, including antique steam paddlewheels and modern large cruise ships, with routes running all year round. The classic routes include "Lunch Cruise" and "Pilatus Golden Circle" cruise section. In summer, pedal boats can be rented at the confluence of the Reuss River and Lake Lucerne.

Lake Zurich is a famous glacial lake in Switzerland with an altitude of 406 meters and a crescent shape. The gently sloping lakeshore is dotted with vineyards and orchards, with views of the Alps to the south. Whether you are walking on the lakeside or taking a boat trip on the lake, you can enjoy a very freehand scenery. The scenery of Lake Zurich is very beautiful. There are medieval pebble paths along the riverside for visitors to walk around the lake, as well as to swim, picnic, sunbathe and take a boat tour of the lake area. There are many water birds in the lake, and a popular science brand has been set up by the lake for people to identify water birds. Swans and wild ducks will swim to the shore from time to time to ask tourists for food. In front of Lake Zurich is Buckley Square. Every weekend there is a flea market, which is very lively. If you have the opportunity, you can go and see it.

Mount Titlis is located in Engelberg, a ski and hot spring resort in Switzerland, south of Lucerne, about 33 kilometers away. Mount Titlis is 3,238 meters above sea level, the highest peak in central Switzerland and a glacier in this region that can be reached within 1 hour.  There are many kinds of things to play in Mount Titlis, such as revolving cable car, rope bridge, glacier flying chair, Titlis Glacier Park, glacier walking, skiing, sledding and so on. The Trübsee Station at 1,800 meters above sea level is the first choice for beginners to experience mountain activities and winter snow sports. Before going to the Titlis Valley Cable Car Station, you can log on to the official website to check whether the relevant facilities are operating normally. There are many themed trails for hiking in the Titlis Mountains in summer, such as Shanhua Trail, Brunei Trail, Laotoule Trail, Knapp Trail, etc. Friends who love hiking can enjoy the country style. From Trübsee, halfway up the mountain, there are several alpine lake hiking routes. In addition, there is a boating program on Lake Trübsee.then transfer to the world's first rotating cable car to the Titlis Peak Station, the whole journey is about 30 minutes. Every cable car station has restaurants on the snow-capped mountains and in the valleys. Whether you want to have a snack or a quick meal, or enjoy a hearty meal, you can find satisfaction here. 360-degree rotating cable car Many people come to Mount Titlis, and it is unforgettable that it is the world's first rotating cable car. The revolving cable car starts from the middle station of the Steiner Cable Car and takes you to the Peak Tram station for a total of 5 minutes,The second-generation rotary cable car launched in 2014 realizes the overall rotation of the pod and a 360-degree floor-to-ceiling view window. During this 5-minute trip, the cable car makes exactly one rotation, giving you a panoramic view of sheer cliffs, deep glacier crevasses and snow-capped peaks in the distance. The Peak Tram Station Facilities The Peak Tram station building has a food store, a chocolate shop, and a photo studio known as "high altitude". You can change into a variety of traditional Swiss national costumes and keep the good times forever. it's here. Exploring the Ice Cave Exploring the ice cave is a super cool experience. The whole ice cave is bathed in the faint blue light of the ten thousand years of ice, and the ghosts are full of fantastic colors. The 150-meter-long ice cave trail divides into several forks in the cave and extends 20 meters below the glacier. Admission to the ice cave is free. Standing on the rope bridge, more than 3,000 meters above sea level and 500-meter-deep cliffs, will make you feel the gorgeous scenery while your heart is racing! The rope bridge tour is free, but will be closed in adverse weather conditions. The StotzigEgg viewpoint is just a short walk on the soft snow from the summit cable car station of the Titlis Rotary Cable Car to the StotzigEgg viewpoint. From here, you can see magnificent views of the central Swiss Alps and the many snow-capped peaks in the distance. In addition to taking the cable car, you can also choose the glacier flying chair. The open chair lifts you gently over pristine snow and ice. On the hanging chair, keep your eyes on your feet, because the majestic glacier world begins with your feet! Jump on a ski ring or sled and zip down the slopes, splashing snowflakes along the way. There are two snow speed skating game slides in the park, which are dedicated to the ski circle and fun. There is also a magic carpet to easily send you back to the starting point. The exact opening conditions depend on the weather.