Experiences provided by Swisstainable committed service providers in Lucerne – Lake Lucerne

With its bouncy castles and rope park, Globi’s Alpine Playground at Ristis in the Engelberg Valley is a great place for the kids to let off steam. The adjacent White Water World is suitable for those who are not scared of the water.

The view from Stanserhorn overlooking ten Swiss lakes and 100km of Alpine mountains is quite superb. The 30-minute Stanserhorn circular trail is the best way to enjoy these 360-degree views.

The “Ufschötti” – the extensive expanse of greenery by the lake – is the place half of Lucerne heads for in the summer A 200-metre-long strip of sandy beach gives all its visitors real seaside vibes.

The Hotel FloraAlpina combines nature, relaxation, and sustainability in a unique way. High above the shores of Lake Lucerne, we keep our own bees, which not only contribute to biodiversity but are also part of our commitment to a vibrant environment. Our bees find a protected home here with spectacular views—a little paradise for guests of all ages. Together with Switzerland Tourism, we are delighted to make nature experiences visible and sustainable hospitality tangible.

Enjoying the wind in one’s face and the perfect view: first on the open funicular – rumbling and bumping just as it did 120 years ago – and then on the rooftop deck of the futuristic CabriO aerial cableway.

Cameras on Stoos mountain for a free video of your run.

The Engelberg-Titlis skiing area extends over 3 cantons, namely Obwalden, Nidwalden and Bern. The cantonal Nidwalden - Bern border leads straight through the middle of the Jochstock ski piste - so here you can set foot on Bernese soil with an easy swing, and ski in Nidwalden with a sportive carving turn to the right and enjoy the best of both worlds!

Enjoy the view of 10 lakes and the Central Swiss mountains on the Fronalpstock. Hike on the panorama trail, dare to walk the tightrope or be impressed by the fantastic view from the viewing platform.

The Chapel Bridge is Lucerne's landmark and one of the oldest wooden bridges in Europe. Walk across the 204-meter-long bridge, discover the historical paintings and enjoy the view of the Reuss River and the Old Town.

Our insect hotel at TCS Camping Sempach is a handmade creation and bears the loving signature of our team. It is currently enjoying a well-deserved winter rest, but in spring it will be refreshed and ready to welcome new buzzing residents. With small adjustments each year, we ensure that the hotel remains an ideal refuge for insects.

Our insect hotel is located in the middle of the Edible Landscape at CULINARIUM ALPINUM in Stans. It offers a welcoming habitat for wild bees, butterflies, and other insects, with nesting opportunities and abundant sources of food. In addition to the insect hotel, the animals find shelter in piles of branches, dry-stone walls, and other natural hideaways. The idea behind the insect hotel came from a desire to create a sustainable habitat that promotes insect diversity while supporting ecological balance. The surrounding area is home to around 250 plant species, providing a rich source of nourishment all year round.

Stand on the geographical centre of Switzerland and look over alpine meadows to the peaks of central Switzerland. On the Älggialp you hike through unspoilt mountain landscape and reach the idyllic Seefeldsee.

A fine example of the Alpine via ferrata, set in stunning scenery. With good safety "- wire ropes, iron pins and some ladders, as well as an iron rope ladder.

This 1-kilometer-long toboggan run is just perfect for families with tiny tots.

The planet trail is a small-scale model of our solar system. Constructed on a 1: 1 billion scale, it extends an overall length of approximately 6 kilometers – from the sun in Willisau to the planet Pluto in Schötz.

The toboggan run leads from the mountain station down a speedy 3.5-kilometer run to the Sattel valley station.

Hidden between Ristis and the mountain hut at Brunni, the 11 stories that Globi has written for his book have been stolen. All the children are invited to set off on the treasure hunt to find chests in which clues have been concealed that they use to track down the stolen stories.

Where circus artists and people running stalls once entertained people, there is now what is without a doubt one of the most popular green spaces in the city of Lucerne: the Vögeligärtli. Its name – meaning the “bird garden” – comes from the aviary that was built in the park in 1901.

Switch off and relax – exclusively on Lake Lucerne!