We spent the day walking around the city to see the Towers . We only found one open to walk up . We walked both inside and outside the wall , we found great views to take photos , all towers are differint so its worth seeing more than one lots of quiet places to rest .

Not especially difficult to reach. OK, it stands at the upper side of the town and you'll have to go through some steps, but it ain't that hard. You will be rewarded with a perfect view of the town. Please, don't miss the last tower. You will be able to climb to the top of the tower, where you will... More

These towers are along the old city wall that protected Luzern. Excellent place for a nice walk, and great views over Luzern and the lake.

If you can spare a couple of hours this is definitely a great way to get a perspective and view of Lucerne that you won't get from anywhere else. A must for camera buffs. Apart from the scenery the walk gives you a bit of a glimpse into the people behind the city as you see their homes and a... More

We climbed the 3 towers, but my husband and went separately, minding the 3 yr old and baby at the bottom of each tower, which i recommend for very small children. You will need a fold able stroller to get up to the wall but we put the baby back in while up there and the path/ramp was just wide... More

The walk up around the walls and pass cows grazing and then into the towers was a real surprise. It is a treat for tourists to be able to experience the history by being able to access this. But be aware, it is a walk up, there are stairs and if heights are not your thing, you might not get... More

This 14th century structure is rather fascinating and takes some work to find and follow, but it's worth it if you're up to it. Be ready to walk and climb and make sure you have a good map that you can follow. Parts of the area through which the wall passes have evolved as if the wall was not there;... More

These an amazing part of history and the fact that you can go up in some of them is a really cool experience. Make sure to be inside the bell tower when it goes off for a really fun, loud, historic experience.

We, a family with 3 young kids (age 1, 3 n 6) wallked from the bottom of the Nine Towers (near Chapel Bridge) to the other end of it. The first part is a long flight of stairs. Yes, we brought our umbrella stroller up the stairs. There are cows on the other side of the frence. After that, pretty... More