The geological exploration at the Glacier Garden takes you on a journey through time, guiding you past glacier pots and into a new world of rock formations deep within the mountain. Here, the Lucerne sandstone begins to narrate its tale and unveil its mysteries – from its creation on the seashore, to its transformation into the Alpine mountains, its formation during the ice ages and up to the present day, the heart of time. As you ascend back towards daylight via an innovative staircase structure, you're rewarded with a panoramic view over Lucerne and stretching out to the Alps.

The interactive search game "Lily & Börni" offers children and families a fun and engaging way to explore the Glacier Garden.

In addition to the main attraction, the Glacier Garden also features:

A sandstone pavilion hosting temporary special exhibitions and a film about the Glacier Garden
A mirror maze
Schweizerhaus: a museum housing original artefacts from the founding family

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You'll visit the Alpine Park, created in a former quarry, and marvel at 16 glacial potholes that formed in Lucerne during the Ice Age
You can explore the glacier garden for 60 minutes with an audio guide
You'll walk through the mirror labyrinth that reflects the Alhambra of Granada
There's a 13-minute film about the Glacier Garden in the Sandstone Pavilion
You can marvel at the Pfyffer relief built in the 18th century, the world's oldest mountain relief