A transportation museum in Europe, the area is very large, in Switzerland is also very famous museum, there are plane trains are early physical objects, representing the history of Swiss transportation development, these exhibits in the museum are still very well preserved.

Although the fare is slightly more expensive, 32 francs per person, it is really a particularly good museum, beautiful exhibits, a lot of interaction, various experience activities, such as Moss password, paragliding, space capsule, etc., can not play for a day.

I thought that the Swiss pass ticket was free, but the result was only 50% off. After the discount, it was 16 Swiss francs. This museum is definitely worth playing. There are several branches, trains, cars, planes, ships, and there are many interactive gadgets in each museum except for some physical cars. As a nearly 40-year-old adult, I have a great time playing, and I go in at 3 pm to play until the door is closed. Among them, the aircraft hall also has a test driving warehouse and a helicopter test driving can be experienced. It is recommended to bring children to play.

The Swiss Transport Museum is located on the east side of the city center. It has a game named after transportation such as planes, trains and buses, showing the history of transportation that Switzerland is proud of. There is also a planetarium and a 3D theater, which can be purchased with the museum and can be visited separately.

The old design concepts such as automobiles are outstanding!

The Swiss Transport Museum, located next to Lake Lucerne in the small Swiss tourist town of Lucerne, is the largest and richest transportation museum in Europe. It has more than 7,000 cultural relics and 150,000 important historical documents. There are canoees and medieval carriages more than 3,000 years ago. The 19th century steam locomotives and mountaineering trains, 20th century old cars and aircraft, and future spacecraft, are more than 3,000 physical exhibits. The exhibition systematically introduces the development of road, rail and water traffic, as well as the contents of space traffic. The exhibition focuses on interactive and interesting activities, including simulated fighter jets, train driving, car impact tests, boating competitions, car showcases and more. In the auto exhibition hall, all kinds of cars are displayed on the exhibition rack, and the TV screen will continue to appear in the auto electronic version. If the audience likes the old-fashioned car displayed on a computer, you can tap the keyboard in front of it. The most popular, that is, the most clicked, this classic car can be from the exhibition. The viewing rack is displayed close to the audience. There is also an activity area specially set up for children, and you can learn about driving traffic rules, road and railway construction through the game. After watching the museum, it is a good enjoyment to take a walk by the lake.

The Swiss Transport Museum in Lucerne is a large museum that mainly exhibits the history of transportation in various fields of land, sea and air in Switzerland. In particular, he also has a tourist experience area, where he can drive various vehicle models, and experience it in simulated miniaturized scenarios is very interesting.

It took me a whole day, as a parent, not to mention children. Train halls, car halls, airplane halls, ship halls, each of them were wonderful. There are also small construction sites outside, excavators, bulldozers and other large equipment. Children wear reflective vests, helmets, and wave small shovels, not to mention how serious. I really envy the children of Switzerland, five-star recommendation.