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Lucerne, Switzerland on Lake Lucerne
Lucerne, Switzerland on Lake Lucerne (Vierwaldstattersee) with Mount Pilatus behind. Date: circa 1910s
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Alpine Alps Lucerne Mount Mountainous Pilatus Swiss Vierwaldstattersee Seebrucke
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This photograph, taken circa 1910s, showcases the picturesque town of Lucerne, Switzerland, nestled on the shores of Lake Lucerne, also known as Vierwaldstattersee. The serene lake, surrounded by the breathtaking Alpine scenery, reflects the historic charm of the town, with its colorful buildings and iconic Chapel Bridge (Seebrucke) spanning the Reuss River. In the background, the imposing Mount Pilatus looms majestically, inviting visitors to explore its alpine slopes via the historic cog railway. The railway station, located at the water's edge, is a testament to the region's rich transport history, connecting Lucerne to the rest of the Swiss Alps. The town's enduring allure, rooted in its history and natural beauty, continues to draw visitors from around the world, making it a must-see destination for those seeking adventure and relaxation in the heart of the Swiss Alps.
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