Town Hall - מדריך אודיו חינמי

The Rathaus Luzern, built between 1602 and 1606 in the Italian Renaissance style, is a significant historical building located at Kornmarkt 3, Luzern. Designed by architect Anton Isenmann, it served as the meeting place for the Cantonal Council until 1798 and now hosts the city’s Grand Council sessions. The building features a striking façade reminiscent of a Milanese palace, along with the iconic Rathausturm and scenic views of the Reuss River. Visitors can explore its architectural beauty, including the Portrait hall and the Kornschütte exhibition space. The site is accessible and offers cultural insights into Luzern’s history. While specific visiting hours and admission fees may vary, the Rathaus is a must-see for tourists interested in Swiss culture.