Mt. Pilatus Afternoon Silver Round Trip from Luzern





Description
Experience one of Switzerland's most iconic mountain adventures on this small-group Pilatus Silver Round Trip from Lucerne. Travel by train to Kriens before ascending Mount Pilatus aboard the panoramic gondola and the spectacular Dragon Ride aerial cableway. At the summit, enjoy breathtaking views of the Swiss Alps, Lake Lucerne, and the surrounding peaks. Take time to explore the mountain, relax on the panoramic terraces, or enjoy refreshments with unforgettable scenery. Descend on the world's steepest cogwheel railway to Alpnachstad before returning to Lucerne by train. With a maximum of six guests, this tour offers a relaxed, personal experience and the perfect way to discover one of Switzerland's most famous mountain destinations.
Tour Options
Itinerary
Board the local bus for a 15 minutes ride to Kriens
Take a light walk through the charming village of Kriens to arrive at the gondola station
Board the gondola (cableway) and enjoy the scenic ride from Kriens to Pilatus.
Arriving at Mt. Pilatus, enjoy the walk-around with your guide through the "dragon gallery" and to the viewpoint. Enjoy your free time to discover one of the restaurants, the terraces and shops.
Ride on the world's steepes coghweel train from Mt. Pilatus to Alpnachstad - a masterpiece of engineering and stunning views.
Board the local train from Alpnachstad, which takes you within 15 minutes back to Luzern, where the tour ends
Highlights
What's included
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(1)
From the departure at the train station in Lucerne, everything was very simple and well marked. The ascent to the mountain on the cogwheel train is truly impressive, and the views you appreciate from the top are breathtaking. We descended via the cable car, which is equally impressive, especially the first part, with stunning 360-degree views. It is a unique engineering marvel. Highly recommended for all types of audiences.



