I just love sitting next to this lake in Zug, especially when it is nice and warm and sunny! Around…read morelunch time, you see so many people walk by, sit on a bench and have their lunch with them to enjoy their lunch while overlooking the great scenery at this lake. Great place to just sit down for some time, relax and enjoy the awesome views of the lake and the mountains!

Very nice beach! Plenty of sand area to sunbathe and also a nice grassy area with shade trees. They…read morehave a restaurant where you can order snacks and drinks and a playground and pool For little kids. My daughters really enjoyed the jump tower , but the best part of this beach was the spectacular view!

Appealing public park and big sandy lakeside beach. Good place for swimming (with lifeguards) or…read morepicnicking. Great views of the city and mountains. There's lots of shade available too in the grassy area.

This is really a charming place. Not only suitable for family tourism, also a great choice for…read morebusiness. One of the German software company SAP hosted its offsite meeting here. The service staff are very friendly and helpful. We walked there on a quiet Sunday afternoon, the hotel staff could refuse to service us as there were no other customer dining on the terrace. However, they treated us very nicely and make us feel we want to walk there every other week. The view is amazing, in comparison to hotel Villa Honegg, I feel much more relaxed at the Seeblick with the panoramic view, especially the driveway is less pressured, and of course the staff is much more approachable.

Great location above the lake with a wonderful view. Ask for a room with a view. Rooms are…read morereasonably sized but not very big. Minimal size and products in the bathroom. Many families with kids when we were there.

Beautiful park at the top mount pilatus. We toom our trip from Kriens using cable car and then…read moregondola ride. Beautiful at the top of Mount pilatus. Breath taking views and nice restaurants at the top. The rope park was closed when we visited due to rain but a beautiful place.

The panoramic views are breathtaking and in summer you can find many points up the mountain to stop…read moreand eat, shop or enjoy some food.

It's the park & beach on Lake Lucerne in Alpenquai. On a beautiful & sunny day, this place is…read morepacked with local residents sunbathing and swimming. There's a sandy strip of beach that even has a permanent ping pong table. We also saw people fishing as well as swans and ducks foraging for food. The park actually has a couple of large open & grassy areas where adults and children can play something sporty. There's even a Boule court. There's a kiosk with snacks, and I believe that boats can be rented at the harbor. It's beautifully landscaped with a bridge crossing over at a different part of the lake. It was a pedestrian bridge called Kantisteg that we saw as we were on the trail. I can see it being a great place to see the sunset or sunrise at the beginning or end of the day. It's a great place to walk & jog. It wasn't busy on the day we were there. I think the weather had a lot to do with that. It was still nice enough to get views of the lake, mountain range, and birds. It turned out to be a very relaxing walk before dinner & packing for our trip back home. I'm not sure I'd make a special trip to see it. It was worth it for us since we were staying at a hotel right around the corner. It's also close to the train station and ferry landings. Make the jaunt only if you have the time.

Just a few meters from Strandbad Rietlau on the other side of the port is another leisure area. It…read morecomprises a sunbathing lawn,beach volley ball field and a barbecue facility. The advantage is, that it's open 24/7 and there is no entry. People are often asking for. So partying and swimming till late is not unusual . And if you want to, you can climb on the roof of the left houses or do other "crazy" tings.

A good choice for kids or rank amateurs --- or in my case, a telemarker and skier looking to try…read moresnowboarding. Cheap, easy, and close to Zurich --- a great way to get started. There are several ticket options in Brunni --- just the one Brunni T-bar, just the two Haggenegg T-bars, or the whole area. For your first day, do Brunni; for your second, either Haggenegg or the whole valley. One small rental shop serves both areas (white container, just south of the Haggenegg lift building); there are several sausage-and-coffee options right on the road between the lifts, as well as several restaurants higher on the Haggenegg side. The small Seilbahn (aerial tram) to Holzegg is included in the whole-valley ticket, but isn't a huge win --- the main red trail down is basically a road, and the small T-bars at the top aren't as nice as the Brunni one, unless you're staying at the Gasthaus on top.