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Visit Lake Lucerne and Pilatus on a half-day tour with boat, steepest cogwheel railway in the world, "Dragon Ride" cable car, and panoramic gondola.
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Recommended based on recent reviews
“Fantastic trip”
“Amazing tour, you should take plenty of time for the middle station and Pilatus. Spectacular views, and the boat trip to Lucerne at the end perfectly rounds off the day. Definitely a tour worth recommending!”
“Very good tourist guide. Well planned tour indeed.”
“Excellent day. Well worth the money. Had a fantastic guide David. Scenic bus trip into the beautiful town of Interlachen”
“We enjoyed every part of the tour. Our tour guide was excellent”
“Awesome trip! Gorgeous ❤️”
Day trips · answered by our editorial team
If you book a day trip, you only have to take care of your ticket and arrive on time at the boarding point. Everything else is taken care of by the organizers. Other costs such as mountain railroads, entrance fees or even a small meal, everything that belongs to the excursion, is already paid. You don't have to make any reservations either. Particularly pleasant are day trips to areas that can be reached by public transport only with several changes.
Only in exceptional cases lunch is included in the price. In this case, it will be explicitly mentioned in the description of the day trip. By the way, you can see this at a glance for every single activity we offer. Please have a look at the services section.
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