Kapellbrücke, a must-see attraction in Lucerne

The Chapel Bridge, built in 1333, is one of the oldest existing wooden bridge piers in Europe and a major landmark of Lucerne. Located in the city center, the bridge spans the Reuss River. It is 204 meters long and is close to the hexagonal water tower. The entire wooden bridge is different from modern bridges made of stone bricks or iron chains. The bridge, which retains its ancient appearance, is even more romantic at night and has become the most talked-about classic scene in Lucerne. The Chapel Bridge is the most representative attraction in Lucerne. Walking on the bridge piers and looking at the 17th-century totem paintings, it seems like you have traveled through time and space. Admiring the low-flying seagulls by the lake and the tourists gathering on both sides of the lake, it is the most beautiful scenery in Lucerne!