Lucerne (Luxembourg) in central Switzerland is a beautiful city with lakes and mountains. As early as in Rome, it was just a fishing village with few families. Later, in order to navigate the passing ships, a lighthouse was built, hence the name , Latin is the meaning of lights. Formally established in 1178. The longness of years left the city with a civilization of ancient human history. Medieval churches, towers, Renaissance palaces, mansions, centuries-old shops, and long streets and ancient streets abound. The city centre of Lucerne itself is not very large and the main sights are scattered within walking distance. The Capel Bridge and the Octagonal Water Tower are the landmarks of Lucerne and the most frequently seen buildings on Swiss postcards.