Lion Monument

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Luzern, Switzerland

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Monument· Places of interest· Tourist attraction

Lion Monument Reviews | Rating 4.4 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Lion Monument is located in Luzern, Switzerland on Denkmalstrasse 4. Lion Monument is rated 4.4 out of 5 in the category monument in Switzerland.

Address

Denkmalstrasse 4

Phone

+41 2271717

Amenities

Good for kids

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Open hours

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John Lozano

This sculpture is beautiful and is encased by a beautiful,calming and peaceful pond. I was fortunate during my visit there wasn’t a single person and I got to take in and appreciate the art work and surrounding area without being disturbed. Seeing the snow come down and thin ice on the pond gave the art work a unique view . Also a huge bonus is a free and very clean public restroom located on the grounds. Which during my exploration of Lucerne, seemed to be few and far between.

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Pawan Vishwakarma

One of the famous monuments in Luzern. The lion is so meticulously designed that it just startles you in first Glace. This whole place provides a nice scenic background to take wonderful pictures.

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Simone Jordan

I love this place, same as every place in Switzerland. Tourists , this is must go place, just to let you know. Amazing day spend with family

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Kavita Bavkar Vlogs

Very nice place. Very neat and clean city. And this lion monuments located exactly in the heart of city centre. And at walkable distance.

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Alka Kaushik #lyfintransit

The saddest lion in a happy country can surprise anyone. And the history behind this lion monument is no less tragic. A popular landmark in Lucerne, the lion monument is visited by tourists all day. Do visit to learn about the time when mercenary activities used to be one of the important income sources in Switzerland.

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Claudio Kuenzler

Beautiful historic sculpture inside the rock, created 1820-1821, in the middle of the city of Lucerne. It represents the fallen soldiers of the Swiss guard, standing by Louis XVI, during La Révolution in France.

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Peter Orfankos

It’s truly a stunning memorial. When there’s not so many tourists, it’s a lovely place to sit on one of the benches and enjoy the view. It’s much larger than it seems but since there’s nothing for scale near it it’s hard to tell. There’s public toilets nearby.

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ernst wit

how a Swiss guardsman commemorated his fallen comrades during the French Revolution. Poignant, but very much otherworldly.