I wasn't sure what to expect being in my first train station ever and in a foreign country to boot. A very large, state of the art display board with all the information you need to make it to your train on time. Track, time, rail line etc. I found the station very clean and very friendly with a police presence that was willing to help if you had questions. The tourist information booth was in plain sight and provided lots of pamphlets, maps and recommendations for just about anything you need. I was amazed at how many trains were going to so many places around Europe. Again my first experience in a train station so I was a little bit in aww. lol With a nice selection of food court and retail shops you could use to kill some time if you were early for your connection. And a short walk to many traditional Swiss restaurants right on the Reuss river where it meets Lake Luzern. But be warned. Trains arrive and depart on time! So don't get distracted with the shops. Lol All in all a very quick but nice experience. I would definitely be ok with traveling by train again. read more

Very clean and easily marked train station in Lucern Switzerland. Lots of connecting and trains are available for pretty much most of the places. We took Grindelwald/Interlaken Express from here. Then train to Geneva and Bern. There are plenty of options to shop and a huge variety of restaurants available in the lower level. The bus and cruise terminal are all within walking distance. Very clearly marked signs available and easy to navigate. read more

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This is a beautiful train station with it's open concept that is super clean and has nice signs showing you which track number. Trains back in and there's a panel that comes out that enables you to walk to and from the platform. There are a couple places to pick up some snacks with Backerei Hug being at the far end (to the right as you exit the platforms) with some nice breads and coffees. Convenience of many lockers are just down from the bakery in sizes Small to XXL (fits two large size suitcases) from $6 to $16 per 6 hours. What this station lacks is a front and center information booth for all the tourists that come here. I could not easily find the rest rooms either. read more

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7/12/2024 - A great train station on the top floor. To make reservations for the trains you go to the 3rd floor. The second floor is the E floor for all the trains and the main entrance and exit to to leave the building. The lower level is like the restraints, a grocery store and restrooms. WX, the restrooms take only card and 1.50 Swiss Francs. A large display monitor is there with printed items. Also, a Tourist information office is there in the second floor next to Burger Kings. Have fun traveling. Off to another train to land in Switzerland. See photos. I always suggest pay the extra money for the guaranteed reservations for seats in 1st class. read more

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This is a great train station which also offers some subsurface shopping and various restaurants. It's an easy place to navigate.

This is a small, easy to navigate train station. The signs are clear so there's minimal confusion, and even when it's packed with crowds you can figure out how to get to the correct platform. The station has an excellent location and is easy walking distance to the bridge and Old Town (around 10 to 15 minutes along Lake Luzern, which is just gorgeous)! Even if you have a short stopover it's worth popping out of the station to look around, if nothing but to see the breathtaking Swiss Alps right in plain view! There aren't many shopping or dining choices in the station proper, but they do have a Laderach chocolate shop (yum yum) so you can pick up some sweets for your train ride. Swiss trains run with a precise efficiency and arrive and leave exactly on time, so make sure you're at your platform with at least 5 minutes to spare! The station has (very expensive) lockers to use and pay toilets, but it's an overall safe, clean, and nice little train station. read more

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I have spent a lot of time in train stations across Europe, and this is one of the cleanest I have come across. Inside you will find a Coop grocer, Gourmet burgers, and very good Kebabs. The size of this station is also very convenient, as it is small enough to travel with ease from gate to gate, whilst also giving you a good amount of breathing room on the inside. The only thing holding me back from giving this station 5 stars is the outside. The pickup and drop off area is rather dirty, with cigarettes lining the street as if it is rarely cleaned. Aside from that small portion, this is a very very nice train station. One of the best in Europe! read more

Nice train stacion..... all in one. Happy to stay there. Real nice. The indoor shop as all u need. read more

I'm not quite sure what it is about this station but it is one of my favorites in Switzerland - it's probably because I love the city to start off and it seems that I have a preference for train stations in which they pull in and back out rather than pass through (I prefer to avoid that frantic moment when I realize I'm on the wrong platform and have to run down and up stairs like the mad American woman that I am). I would describe this station as a mini and more airy version of Munich's. Like most other Swiss stations, the space is well-organized and clean. The central location conveniently drops you off just a few blocks from the bridges and key attractions of the city. I hold the fifth star for two reasons 1.) you have to pay to use the restrooms (I know this is a common European thing but it's my star to hold and 2.) the lockers are extremely expensive at 9 francs a pop. Money machines. read more

The train station is centrally located at the confluence of the Reuss River and Lake Lucerne. Quite a dramatic setting when you step outside the train station. It's definitely worth looking around the station, as there is some impressive architecture associated with the station. As one might expect traveling in Switzerland, this train station was well-organized and exceptionally clean. There are also plenty of conveniences available within the station: lockers, ATMs, restrooms (have a few CHF available to use), and cafes. If you need to satisfy a chocolate craving, you can pick up some chocolates from Laderach. As is customary in Europe, trains are timely, so don't let these shopping and dining distractions cause you to miss your train. Signage for locating your train is intuitive. I found this to be an extremely convenient station to use, especially since as a smaller city the station is more manageable to navigate. read more

We used this station to get the trams to and from the access point for Mt. Pilatus. I had no idea where I was most of the time, I just trusted our hosts and never let them out of sight. Nice clean restrooms. read more

Trains are always promptly on time. They have every shop you need. Glad it doesn't close as early as the rest of the city.

Nice station for a city the size of Luzern and predictably a touch safer than the stations in the more major Swiss cities. Very central with regards to location within Luzern. The arch outside the front of the station is a city landmark. City buses and trams to take you anywhere within the city but are expensive (4.5 Euros). A wide variety of shops by the entrances/on the way to trains and a few expensive restaurants in the upstairs "gallery". A few takeaways exist for eating basic food on the train. Wide variety of locations to head to give the central location of Luzern in Switzerland with a number of incredibly scenic routes. read more