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Dip in History at Seebad Lucerne

The wooden structure of Seebad Lucerne bathhouse floating on Lake Lucerne.
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Nestled along the Nationalquai section of the promenade lies Seebad Lucerne, a historic wooden bathhouse dating back to 1885. Visiting this floating lido offers a distinctly local way to cool off during warm summer days or unwind in a lakeside sauna during cooler months.

The facility features two open-air lake pools enclosed within the wooden structure, as well as direct ladder access into the open waters of Lake Lucerne. Space on the sun decks is limited, so arrive early in the afternoon. Pay the small admission fee, grab a fresh refreshment from the bistro, and enjoy panoramic views of the Alps while swimming in glacier-fed water.

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