Dreilindenpark, Urban park and cultural property in Lucerne, Switzerland.
Dreilindenpark is an urban park in Lucerne that contains Villa Vicovaro, a former agricultural building, and a gatehouse spread across its grounds. The paths wind past marble sculptures and artificial ruins that add to the park's distinctive character.
The property transitioned from private ownership to public use in 1929 when it became part of Lucerne's open spaces. This shift opened the grounds to the broader community and established it as a recreational destination.
Dreilindenpark maintains its status as a class A Swiss cultural property, reflecting national standards for heritage conservation and public appreciation.
The park is accessible by bus lines 7 and 14 and has parking available for those arriving by car. The grounds are straightforward to navigate on foot and welcoming for all visitors.
Three old linden trees stand at the park entrance and give the space its name, serving as a recognizable landmark for those arriving. These trees have long been the defining visual marker of the grounds.
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