Swiss Museum of Transport, located near Lake Lucerne, the Swiss tourist town of Lucerne, is the largest and richest Museum of transport in Europe. It has more than 7,000 cultural relics and 150,000 important historical documents. There are canoes more than 3,000 years ago, medieval carriages, 19th century steam locomotives and mountaineering trains, 20th century old cars and airplanes, and future space flights. Ships, up to 3000 physical exhibits. The exhibition systematically introduces the development of highway, track and water transportation, as well as the contents of space transportation. The exhibition focuses on interaction and interesting, including simulated fighter planes, train driving, car impact tests, boat racing, car display and other interesting activities. In the automobile exhibition hall, all kinds of cars are displayed on the exhibition rack, and the electronic version of the car will appear constantly on the TV screen. If the audience likes the old car displayed on a computer, they can tap the keyboard in front of them. The most popular, that is, the most clicked old car can be displayed from the exhibition rack to the audience at close range. There are also activities areas for children to learn about driving rules and highway and railway construction through games. It's a great enjoyment to walk by the lake after seeing the museum.