Swiss Museum of Transport, Technology museum in Lucerne, Switzerland
The Swiss Museum of Transport in Lucerne displays trains, aircraft, automobiles, ships, and communication technology arranged across several buildings. Visitors can explore full-size vehicles and try out interactive stations throughout the halls.
The museum was established in 1959, growing from a railway collection that began in Zurich in 1918 and gradually expanded to include all transportation forms. This development reflects how Switzerland has preserved its technological past.
The museum holds regular exhibitions, educational programs, and workshops that demonstrate the impact of transportation innovations on Swiss society and technological advancement.
The museum is located about 30 minutes from downtown Lucerne and is accessible by train, boat, and trolleybus. A planetarium, restaurants, and shops are on site to make your visit comfortable.
The Car Theatre features an automated system that retrieves historical vehicles from a high-bay warehouse and displays them on a rotating stage. This unique presentation method brings vehicles to life in an unexpected way.
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