We recommend a visit to the Filmtheatre (daytime programme), the Planetarium (daytime programme) and the Swiss Chocolate Adventure from the age of 6 and over. The specific age recommendations for each show can be found in the relevant descriptions on this website. The museum is also suitable for younger children. Detailed age recommendations/guidelines are noted on site. The age restriction for VR simulations is 12 years, based on expert recommendations.

The museum, the Planetarium, the Filmtheatre and the Swiss Chocolate Adventure are wheelchair accessible. We are also a partner of OK:GO. Further information on accessibility can be found here.

Two wheelchairs are available to borrow from the ticket office. For the Swiss Chocolate Adventure, Planetarium and Filmtheatre, we recommend reserving tickets by telephone the day before.

The museum and the Swiss Chocolate Adventure are also suitable for visitors with visual or hearing impairments.

There are four disabled parking spaces in front of the main entrance. Accessible toilets with grab rails are also available in the Museum of Transport.

With a valid disability ID card, you will receive a 10% discount at the ticket office on the museum, Planetarium, Filmtheatre and Swiss Chocolate Adventure. In addition, one accompanying person is free for each eligible person.

The current operating status of the various attractions can be found daily from 10 a.m. on this website.

There are three electric fast-charging stations in front of the entrance at Lidostrasse 5. The maximum charging time is 90 minutes. Further information on the current use of the charging stations can be found here.

Entry to the museum costs:

• Adults: CHF 35
• Students/apprentices under 26: CHF 25
• Children under 16: CHF 15
• Infants under 6: free

The Filmtheatre, the Planetarium and the Swiss Chocolate Adventure are not included in the museum ticket.

A day pass entitles you to enter the museum and to visit the Filmtheatre, the Planetarium and Swiss Chocolate Adventure at any time. A day pass costs:

• Adults: CHF 62
• Students/apprentices under 26: CHF 46
• Children under 16: CHF 29
• Infants under 6: CHF 12

Further information on prices and discounts can be found here.

Filming and photography is permitted in all areas accessible to visitors (exception: Filmtheatre and Planetarium). The recordings may be used for private purposes. For commercial filming or photography, please contact the media office.

We offer a wide range of themed tours. These must be booked in advance. Further information can be found here.

Luggage can be deposited in the lockers provided next to the ticket office or at the entrance to the Planetarium (deposit CHF 2).

Vouchers for the Museum of Transport can be purchased online or on site. Further information can be found here.

The house rules of the Swiss Museum of Transport are available as a PDF.

Pets are not permitted in the museum, not even in carriers or handbags. Assistance and guide dogs that are marked accordingly may be taken into the museum.

Contact for questions
Phone +41 041 375 75 75

The Swiss Museum of Transport is easily accessible by public transport. Further information on how to get there can be found here.

The Swiss Museum of Transport is open 365 days a year. Further information on opening hours can be found here.

Public parking spaces are available around the museum. Please observe the relevant parking signs. There are four disabled parking spaces and three electric charging stations directly opposite the main entrance.

Eating and drinking is not permitted in the exhibition spaces. However, there are designated picnic areas outside where you can take a break in a relaxed atmosphere. There is also a train carriage where you can stay warm and dry while you eat in poor weather.

Two wheelchairs are available for hire at the Museum of Transport. Reservations can be made by telephone on 041 375 75 75.

The Swiss Museum of Transport is home to the Brasserie, the Mercato self-service restaurant and the Café Bar. You do not need a ticket to visit the restaurants. 

The Swiss Museum of Transport can also be reached by boat (jetty: "Verkehrshaus-Lido"). Timetables can be found at lakelucerne.ch.

Lockers are available in the entrance area (deposit CHF 2).

Further information and the opening hours of the Swiss Museum of Transport Shop can be found here.

You must be 1.40 metres tall to use the flight simulators. 

The labels in the museum are in German, French, English and Italian.

There are numerous discounts that vary depending on the ticket type and target group. Here is an overview:

• Coop Hello Family Club (redeemable online)
• KulturLegi (only redeemable on site)
• Lucerne Museum Pass (only redeemable on site)
• Raiffeisen MemberPlus (redeemable online)
• SBB RailAway-Combi (in combination with public transport)
• Swiss Museum Pass (only redeemable on site)
• Swiss Travel Pass (only redeemable on site)
• TCS Touring Club Switzerland / Show Your Card (only redeemable on site)
• In addition, there is a 10% discount on presentation of a valid IV card (only redeemable on site)

Further information on reduced admission prices for groups, schools, students, apprentices and members can be found here.

Free WiFi is available throughout the museum grounds. Search for the "Verkehrshaus" network on your device.

Swiss francs (CHF) and euros (EUR) are accepted at the cash desk. Change is given in Swiss francs. The following payment methods are accepted: MasterCard, VISA, American Express, EC, Maestro, myOne, Postcard, Reka-Cheques (no change) and TWINT.