I have many handcrafted boxes and I love the craftsmanship. Especially when on combination with…read moreReuge music mechanisms

Our tour guide told us she liked this store because of the reasonable prices and the restaurant…read morewhich is on the 5th floor. After our tour, my husband and I returned to eat lunch. A great buffet of all types of delicious foods with many desserts to choose. The food was so fresh and yummy. I had steamed asparagus with roasted potatoes. I also had a mozzarella pizza roll up. Shopping on the other four floors such as women's clothing, men's clothing, home goods, etc. The store reminds me of a Kohl's in the USA.

Great little shop tucked away on a side street in Lucerne. Many antique items as well as some hand…read moremade by the owner. She also hand paints many items and adds her own style to make them better than before! If you like creativity and style then this is a must see shop.

Migros was my food life line while I was in Zug. Very nice selection of takeaway items, fresh baked…read moregoods, and produce. Although I do not speak Swiss German, I did not have any problems interacting with cashiers. Note that most stores not at a train station close around 7 pm during the week and are closed all day on Sunday. Also, bring a tote bag for your purchases. Finally, I did not have a chip-and-pin credit card (just magnetic stripe), but, as of this review, it was not a problem to use.

Great place to get home accessories and decors, also they have decent selection of sofas and beds…read more Not completely a furniture store as you would think as Crate & Barrel but it's enough for casual shopping. Very huge selections of outdoor goods tho. And I love the design! Overall a very interesting experience for someone who wants to check out a Swiss style home store.

This is such a wonderful store filled with local artists crafts! Loved it! And the sales people…read moreare very friendly. Glad I found it in Lucerne.

There are tons of souvenir stores in Lucerne. This one in particular is quite large and sells a…read moregood variety of fridge magnets, pins, decals, key chains and a bunch more of Lucerne and Swiss knickknacks. The cuckoo clocks and beer stein mugs were very cool.

This place was crowded with tourists as it has a lot of souvenirs…read more Be careful and double check your bag and make sure the merchandise you paid for are in the bag. Mine was missing one of the ponytail set and my receipt shows I paid for two. The sales rep only out one. Didn't think about checking it as you just want to get out coz it was too crowded. I found out that the same thing happened that day to one of my Tourmates. Unfortunately by the time we noticed it, we were in our coach to our next destination. Please check your bag after you pay to make sure you got everything you paid for.

Au Cachet is the oldest chocolate store in Lucerne. It brings a mom-and-pop, authentic feel to…read morechocolate, a major contrast from big brands like Lindt, Toblerone, etc. They carry chocolate bars and individual truffles. Highly recommend getting a sampling of the truffles and various bars as souvenirs or to try yourself. The staff is incredibly sweet and helpful. Note that it's a pretty small shop, so can get packed inside if there are a lot of tourists. For small purchases, they may ask for cash. But if you buy a bit more, they accept card as well.

Best truffles ever, even by local Swiss chocolate connoisseur. We had several different flavors…read more The champagne truffle is a must ! I also had sea salt caramel, passion fruit, Kirsch, Grand Marnier. Everyone is delicious. Prices are also very reasonable ! I went back three times in 10 minutes before closing to get more. Owner Susie is so kind and lovely. She was surprised I knew her name. I researched for specialty food stores everywhere I go and read about her and her family owned business. Highly recommended. In fact I am planning my next trip back.