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Even if you’re not religious, a stop here is a must. Walking in your jaw will drop, at least mine did. Looking straight ahead at the altar and how intricate and beautiful it is. The high ceilings and paintings are absolutely beautiful.
Jesuitenkirche is a beautiful church, well worth taking the time to visit. The drawback to visiting is that, to really appreciate the church, it's helpful to have a guidebook. We were fortunate to have brought one from home. There are some cool historical artifacts here,...More
I was there for the investiture of the knights of the Holy Sepulchre. This church is beautiful with a wonderful altar. The light is quite bright which is quite rare in a church.
Beautiful from the outside, Jesuitenkirche is located in a nice part of the city...a leisurely walk away from the main plaza...
I went into the Jesuit Church, not really knopwing what to expect. It is beautifully decorated with murals - but not so that you'd feel overwhelmed. Both the altar area and the organ area are ornate with marble and gold. Well worth a visit. No...More
I love the architecture of old cathedrals and churches. This one was interesting and can be enjoyed without paying a fee to do so. It's located near the end of the Chapel Bridge. It is the first large baroque Jesuit Catholic Church built in Switzerland,...More
This church is absolutely stunning! A must see while in Lucerne. The details in the church are incredible. I was blown away by this church's beauty.
The Jesuitkirche is indeed a beautiful and intricately constructed place of worship. It is a recommended visit and the interiors of the church, from the altar to the carvings are indeed worth a closer look.
My husband and I were visiting Lucerne with a group of seniors who were getting ready to embark on the MS Amadeus Silver III for the Rhine River Cruise. We were so fortunate to have a local guide with us who informed us of the...More
I went to this church during a visit to Lucerne, it is close to the Chapel Bridge. The church construction started in 1667. The artwork and architecture is impressive, well worth a visit, recommended.
