Lucerne is a day trip from Zurich where I toured the lion monument, hilly city walls, a church, the old town and the Chapel bridge. It was a sunny, but very cold day. I managed to find a large wine shop a premium department store called Globus. I got warm by studying the labels of Swiss and Spanish wines and chatting with the clerk about Switzerland's grape varietals.
The Lion monument is very impressive as it is cut into this rock cliff. It is dedicated to the memory of the Swiss Body Guars of Louis XVI of France who fell during the French Revolution (1792).
The colourful buildings on one of the many winding streets in the old town of Lucerne.
This is a Catholic church I stumbled upon of Franciscan order called St. Maria. My favorite feature was this 3D cherub ceiling.
This is the wooden Chapel bridge that dates back to the 14th century. Angle D is flying over it heading to Lake Lucerne, which is just on the other side of the bridge.
