Spreuerbrücke

  Spreuerbrücke sits in the heart of Lucerne, connecting the Old Town to the vibrant district along the Reuss River. Built in 1408, this covered wooden bridge is known for its impressive collection of 17th-century frescoes that depict the Dance of Death, reflecting the medieval attitude towards mortality. Designed primarily for pedestrians, Spreuerbrücke offers a scenic route for visitors, who can enjoy views of the river and the surrounding mountains. During December, the bridge is often adorned with festive lights, making it a picturesque spot for an evening stroll. As you walk across, take a moment to admire the craftsmanship of the wooden beams and the historical charm that characterizes this iconic landmark.