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Private Nightwatchman Walk in Medieval Lucerne

1 hour and 30 minutes

Easy

Among the best things to do in Lucerne by Night: a PRIVATE medieval-themed walk with a historically dressed guide. Available almost daily after sunset (except Tuesdays and Saturdays).

From November to March the Private Nightwatchman Walk is available ON REQUEST only. Kindly contact us by e-mail .


Step back in time and explore medieval Lucerne on this historical walking tour. Learn about the role of the Night Watchman, hear fascinating legends of ghosts, demons, and witches, and discover the mysteries of the Riot of Lucerne. Imagine what life was like in the Middle Ages, and gain insights into the laws and justice system of the time.

Your private Night Watchman guide, dressed in authentic medieval attire and carrying a traditional Swiss halberd, will lead you through narrow alleys, hidden corners, and scenic spots in the historic center. To enhance the experience, the tour includes visual storytelling, with historical images presented via projector, tablet, and postcards.

What's included?
    • Medievally dressed Local Guide (aka Nightwatchman Ralf)
    • Projector presentation
    • Some exclusive post cards featuring Old Lucerne
    • A Lucerne City Map 
    • A cup of fresh water from Mount Pilatus
    • All taxes, fees and handling charges, no hidden surcharges
    Exclusions
      • Transfers to/from Meeting Point (which is right at the wooden Chapel Bridge)
      Know before you book
        • Meeting Point for the Tour is at Rosengartplatz (which is right at the wooden Chapel Bridge)
        • The Tour operates in all weather conditions.
        • During the Winter (November-March) the tour duration is 1 hour.
        • The tour is wheelchair accessible.
          Accessibility update: The newly installed stairlift at the Kapellbrücke now supports up to 300 kg, which ensures that also heavy electric wheelchairs can be safely transported. 


        What to bring
          • The Tour operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately and bring an umbrella or rain coat.
          • Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.