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                Luz
          A perfect pit-stop, this   Admiring a rich selection of Picasso’s work
      EXPERIENCE  Central Switzerland and Ticino  delicious local Lucerne   e "   by research to date from the
          tiny coffee joint serves
           delicious snacks and
           fabulous lake views.
           ⌂ Landungsbrücke 1
            ∑ luzseebistro.ch
                              in the private Rosengart Collection
               
               Taube
                                                Ice Age. The garden was made
           The go-to place for
                            Rosengart Collection
                                                to conserve this geological fea-
          dishes, cooked just like
                                                ture, which is protected by a
                            ⌂ Pilatusstrasse 10
           your grandmother
                                                tent-roof that allows visitors to
                            # Apr–Oct: 10am–6pm
              would do.
                                                view the rock from the sides.
                            daily; Nov–Mar: 11am–5pm
           ⌂ Burgerstrasse 3
                            daily   ∑ rosengart.ch
                                                an exhibition on the geological
           ∑ taube-luzern.ch
                            The Rosengart Collection
                                                processes involved in creating
               
                            (Sammlung Rosengart) is a
                            private collection of over 300     The site includes a museum,
                            modernist paintings that was
                            formed over several decades
                            by the art dealers Siegfried
                            Rosengart and his daughter,
        w "\                Angela. As well as 125 works
        Bourbaki Panorama   by Paul Klee, the museum also
                            has a fabulous collection of
        ⌂ Löwenplatz 11   # Apr–
        Oct: 9am–6pm daily; Nov–  watercolours and sculptures
        Mar: 10am–5pm daily      by Pablo Picasso, many of
                            them from the former Picasso
        ∑ bourbakipanorama.ch
                            Museum. The collection also
        One of the world’s few   includes Impressionist paint-
        surviving panoramas, this   ings, with canvases by Cézanne
        giant circular mural depicts   and Monet, as well as art
        the march of the French     works by Chagall, Matisse
        army through Switzerland   and Kandinsky.
        under General Bourbaki,
        during the Franco-Prussian
        War (1870–71). In a stone
        building now housed in a   r "
        glass shell, it is 112 m (370 ft)   Gletschergarten
        long and 10 m (33 ft) high,     ⌂ Denkmalstrasse 4
        and was painted by Edouard   # Apr–Oct: 9am–6pm daily;
        Castres. Sound effects, a   Nov–Mar: 10am–5pm daily
        spoken narrative (in several   ∑ gletschergarten.ch
        languages) and a smartphone
        app help bring the characters   This attractive garden is an
        depicted to life and turn this   oasis of tranquillity, as well
        early form of storytelling into   as being the setting for a
        an incredibly immersive expe-  fascinating natural phe-
        rience with a digital narrative.   nomenon. In 1872 an
        The building hosts a variety of   enormous rock, complete
        cultural events and contains     with 32 potholes and well-
        a museum, a cinema and a   sized holes, was excavated
        small art gallery, as well as   here. Formed by glacial
        bars and a restaurant.   abrasion, the rock was shown
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