Luzern
Luzern is a picturesque city located in the heart of Switzerland's Emmental Alps. Known for its stunning natural beauty, this region is a popular destination for photographers looking to capture the breathtaking landscapes and charming architecture. From the iconic Chapel Bridge to the stunning views of Lake Lucerne, there are countless photography locations to explore in Luzern. Whether you're a professional photographer or just looking to capture some stunning vacation photos, Luzern is the perfect place to indulge your passion for photography. With its stunning scenery and rich cultural heritage, this charming city is sure to inspire and delight photographers of all skill levels.
The Kapellbrücke, or Chapel Bridge, is a covered wooden footbridge in the heart of Lucerne. The bridge dates back several centuries but was partially...
- The most characteristic sight in Lucerne is the Kapellbrücke, a covered wooden bridge running diagonally across the Reuss. Apart from being a picturesque centerpiece for Lucerne, the bridge, built in 1333, is interesting for the more than 100 17th-century pictures hanging from the roof rafters inside, depicting patron saints and scenes from the town's history.
The Kapellbrücke was severely damaged by fire in 1993 but has been completely rebuilt and restored. Beside it is the octagonal Wasserturm, a 13th-century water tower more than 34 meters high and once part of the town's fortifications. The bridge and tower are among the most photographed scenes in all Switzerland.
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Pour conclure la série de ma sortie sur le Pilate encore le pont de la chapelle de Lucerne. Malgré son attirance touristique je n'ai pas pu résister à une photographie. Pour contrer les critiques selon quoi le reflet de la tour est coupé je dois dire que malheureusement c'est vrai. Mais donc pourquoi diable, faut-il que tout sois toujours parfaitement symétrique ?
Recently spent a couple of weeks in Switzerland, including a few nights in Lucerne. The Chapel Bridge is the big highlight, here reflected in the...
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Most notably Pierre Heimann, Andrey Sulitskiy and Yi Jiang.