The Lucerne Art Museum: a must for art lovers

Switzerland is a highly developed industrial country, ranked first in the global Innovation Index, known as the "heart of Europe", "garden of the world" and "watch kingdom".

Geneva - The wooden chair with the broken leg, your masterpiece

Don't miss the broken-legged wooden chair standing in front of the Palais des Nations at the European headquarters of the United Nations. At the end of the last century, in order to commemorate the entry into force of the "Mine Protocol", the famous sculptor DanielBerset created this memorial sculpture on behalf of the International Disabled Persons Federation to remind the world to remember the damage caused by landmines to civilians in war.

The 12-meter-tall chair is made of 5.5 tons of wood. The large wooden chair is still standing despite the loss of one leg, only relying on the remaining three legs, which symbolizes the strong and dignified people who are still alive after being mutilated by landmines in the war.

The wooden chair with broken legs, the symbol of the anti-mine organization, has become one of the most landmark works of art of the 21st century.

Practical information:
Address: 8 rue de la Mairie, 1207 Geneve

Price: Free

The Lucerne Art Museum: a must for art lovers

Address: KKL Lucerne Cultural and Conference Center, 4th Floor, next to Lucerne Train Station

Main Collections:
Swiss art: From the Renaissance to the modern age, especially since the 1970s.
International masters: such as David Hockney and J.M.W. J.M.W. Turner.

Highlights recommended:
International Temporary exhibitions: Regular exhibitions of important international artists such as Marian Baruch and Vivian Suter.
Family activities: Family Tours and workshops are available for the whole family to enjoy the art journey.
Children's Club: Five Saturdays of artistic activity for children aged 5-13 every school year.

Geographical location:
Just 1 minute walk from train station.
Close to Lake Lucerne, you can walk along the lake or take a boat tour.

Ticket price:
Adult: 18 Swiss francs
Discount ticket: CHF 12
The Lucerne Museum Pass: 39 Swiss francs, which allows you to visit ten museums on two consecutive days.

Come to the Lucerne Art Museum and immerse yourself in the colorful world of art and enjoy a visual feast!

Lucerne, Switzerland - A novel indoor surfing experience

Even in Lucerne, in central Switzerland, you can experience tropical beach surfing!

The OANA Indoor Surf Bar, which opened in May this year, offers a simulated surfing experience at sea! Artificial waves will be available in the pavilion, where you can enjoy tropical water temperatures and perfect waves of up to 1.4 meters during a 45-minute surfing experience. Indoor surfing can be customized to your surfing level, whether you are a beginner or a professional, there are surfing lessons for you, come and try them!