Traslado en coche privado de Lucerna a Zurich
Transporte privado en 50 min
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QuĂŠ estĂĄ incluido
Servicio puerta a puerta
Recogida y entrega en cualquier direcciĂłn
Seguimiento de vuelos incluido
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VehĂculo limpio y con aire acondicionado
Viaje cĂłmodo con control de clima
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CancelaciĂłn hasta 24 horas antes de la salida
Equipaje incluido
1 maleta y 1 equipaje de mano por pasajero
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- Asientos para niĂąos disponibles bajo peticiĂłn
- Viaje apto para mascotas
- 1 maleta facturada + 1 equipaje de mano por pasajero
- Se puede aĂąadir equipaje adicional o demasiado grande
- Pago flexible: tarjeta en lĂnea o efectivo al conductor
- CancelaciĂłn gratuita 24 horas antes de la salida
- Las propinas no estĂĄn incluidas (opcional ~10%)
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Overview: car trip from Lucerne to ZĂźrich
On the drive from Lucerne to ZĂźrich, you can see some of Switzerland's most famous lakes. Departing from Lucerne, you will be treated to breathtaking views of Lake Lucerne, surrounded by the mighty Pilatus and Rigi mountains. As you travel the 33-mile distance, youâll zip past picture-perfect towns that look like theyâve leaped off a postcard, wildflower meadows bursting with color, and farms that dot the landscape.

Admire the well-preserved Swiss architecture in the quaint towns of Meggen and KĂźssnacht. Near KĂźssnacht, catch glimpses of Lake Lucerne, which continues to offer scenic views as you head north. Approaching Zug, the drive skirts the eastern shore of Lake Zug, providing beautiful vistas. Use a private car transfer with Daytrip to fully appreciate all these awe-inspiring views while your professional driver handles the driving.
Nearing ZĂźrich, the scenery shifts to suburban areas with well-kept gardens and modern homes. Finally, ZĂźrichâs skyline emerges, blending historic buildings with modern architecture, marking the end of a scenic car trip. If you want to dive deeper and uncover all the tips, tricks, and best ways to travel from Lucerne to ZĂźrich, check out our travel guide below!
If you want to travel straight to the Zurich Airport (ZRH) from Lucerne, head to our airport transfers page!
About ZĂźrich
The biggest city in Switzerland (but not the capital), ZĂźrich offers a wonderful combination of contemporary flair and old-world charm. This energetic capital sits between the glittering Lake Zurich and the stunning Alps, and the city center is only a short 6 miles (10km) from Zurich Airport (ZRH).

From Lucerne to Zurich: travel tips
The trip from Lucerne to ZĂźrich might be short, so we have a few quick travel tips to make your time in Switzerlandâs largest city as sweet as Swiss chocolate.
Explore ZĂźrich on a bike
Zoom into ZĂźrich, rent a bike, and let the adventure unfold. Youâll find ZĂźrichâs bike-friendly streets are practically begging you to hop on a cycle and uncover every nook and cranny, every picturesque alleyway, every secret corner that buses and trams simply gloss over. Bike rental spots are in various cities throughout Switzerland, including âZĂźri rolltâ, which lets you rent bikes for free!
How to get from Lucerne to ZĂźrich
The distance from Lucerne to ZĂźrich is only 34 miles (53 km), so expect a quick trip regardless of how you choose to travel. If youâre still trying to make a decision, you just have to decide on your budget and how fast, convenient, or enriching a trip you want!
Train from Lucerne to ZĂźrich
Jump on a train from Lucerne to ZĂźrich, and enjoy one of the most convenient, picturesque journeys you can imagine. Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) runs a slew of direct trains, zipping you between these two cities in 44 minutes. You'll sink into plush seats as the stunning Swiss countryside unfurls outside your window.
- Price: one-way tickets cost between $25 and $45
- Duration: approximately 44 minutes
Things to do when you get to ZĂźrich
When you arrive in ZĂźrich, the city will draw you in, inviting you to explore its charming streets. Here are just a few recommended things to do, no matter your interests:

Explore the magnificence of GrossmĂźnster
Begin your trip in ZĂźrichâs old town, at the monumental church known as the GrossmĂźnster, which is a watchtower of architectural mastery and history. Its two towers pierce the sky with a Gothic charm that mutters stories of medieval grandeur. According to legend, Charlemagne found the graves of ZĂźrich's patron saints here.
Take a guided tour to learn about Grossmunster Church's history, or climb up the 187 steps leading to the viewing platform, where youâll be rewarded with spectacular views of the Old Town and Lake Zurich.
When is the best time to visit ZĂźrich
ZĂźrich dazzles year-round, but let's get in on how each season truly sparkles. Visit Zurich in summer (June to August) when Lake Zurich gleams under the sun, and festivals like Street Parade transform the city into an electrifying show.
Zßrich in spring (March to May) or autumn (September to November) is when the city bursts into a kaleidoscope of colors when the weather is not too hot, not too cold. Spring brings brighter and longer days after winter. Lose yourself as you wander down streets like Bertastrasse, blossoms swirling in the breeze like confetti, or experience the traditional spring festival Sächsilßßte.
In autumn, picture yourself sipping espresso by the Limmat River, surrounded by autumn golden foliage, crisp air, and cozy cafĂŠs, like a painting sprung to life.
Winter morphs ZĂźrich into a snow-globe wonderland; the Christmas markets brim with mulled wine and festive cheer.
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