Lucerne Station

The gold train came from Interlaken and arrived at Lucerne Railway Station. It was also a small town. Get off the bus and walk. The surrounding area of Lucerne Station has obviously become much more modern. The bus station and cruise terminal are here, and one stop is transferred.

From Lucerne to the town of Interlaken, you can take a bus or a small train. When traveling to Lucerne, Switzerland, many people will recommend taking a gold train from here. The golden train from Lucerne to Interlaken is to take the Lucerne Railway Station. The train station feels quite big, the first floor is the train track, the first floor seems to be the waiting room, the first floor has a large supermarket coop and some small shops, and the tourists who take the train are not many.

Lucerne Railway Station, a masterpiece of architecture that combines classic and novelty. Classical. The railway station faces the arches of Lake Lucerne, part of the old railway station built in 1896, and was fortunate to escape the fire. The lifelike statue on the top of the arch and the words "Welcome to Lucerne" on the inside of the arch, which tells the glory and enthusiasm of Lucerne. Novelty. The station and station house, rebuilt after the fire in 1971, were designed by the famous structural designer Calatrava, a row of columns that tilted from the bottom up to the outside, highlighting both the shocking tension and the clever formation of a rain-shaking passage. The station room is seamlessly connected to the bus hub and cruise terminal outside the station, which greatly facilitates tourists.

Lucerne, a famous tourist city in central Switzerland, has a unique geographical and natural environment. From Zurich, the Intercity Express (IR) is about 45 minutes' drive from Zurich, and the IR is twice an hour from the capital Bern, and it is an hour's drive from Bern. Every year, the local carnival is celebrated in mid-February, and there are bands dressed up in the train station.

Lucerne is one of the most important scenic spots in Switzerland, the train station here is too important and must be booked in advance

Ryusen gave me a good feeling. The supermarket under the railway station impressed me. Things were fresh. There was no noisy crowd on the train. The whole carriage was quiet. The table was well designed and slippery. When I got on the train, I could see the beautiful lake scenery on both sides, the blue lake, the house next to the lake, and the fruit trees in the yard were ripe when the season hit.

The scenery is good, the environment is good, very good.

Ryusen Railway Station is an important railway network hub in Switzerland. It was designed by Santiago Calatrava, a famous designer, and managed by the Swiss State Railway Company (SBB-CFF-FFS). Domestic and international trains stop at the station, which is also the starting point of the two scenic trains "Golden Pass Line" and "Angel Township Express/Lucerne-Engelberg Express". The square arch in front of the railway station is the gate of the old railway station built in 1896. The Zeitgeist on the top of the arch was created by Richard Kissling, a famous Swiss sculptor. The station is located on the Bank of Lake Ryusen. The front square of the station is a bus hub. On the side of the square is a public cruise ship terminal. The bridge on the side of the dock connects the new and old urban areas. From Ryusen, it is very convenient to visit other tourist attractions in Switzerland.