Lucerne to Mt. Titlis

The Mt. Titlis Excursion from Lucerne is the perfect way to experience the stunning Swiss Alps and all their winter glory! Revel in breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks, explore a magical glacier cave, enjoy a thrilling ride on the Ice Flyer chairlift and have lots of fun tubing down the glacier and return to Lucerne with memories that will last a lifetime. Highlights: 1. Explore the Glacier Cave, a naturally occurring ice cave that is home to some of the thickest layers of eternal ice in Europe. 2. Cross Europe's highest suspension bridge - the Cliff Walk - which offers breathtaking views of the Engelberg valley below. 2. Take a ride with the Ice Flyer chair lift, which takes you close to the crevasses and down to the Glacier Park. 4. Go snowtubing and whizz down a well-prepared slope – a truly unforgettable experience not to be missed! 5. Take the revolving Rotair cable car to the summit of Mt Titlis, and venture into Ice Flyer, Cliff Walk, Glacier Cave and Snowtubing.

Combine history, culture, and mountain adventures on this small-group day tour of Lucerne and Mt. Titlis. Perfect if you’re short on time, this option offers an easy way to get a classic taste of Switzerland. Explore Lucerne's medieval Old Town, and ride in a cable car to see sweeping alpine panoramas.

Explore Switzerland’s mighty Mt Titlis in style on a private tour from Lucerne with a private guide and admire panoramic views over Switzerland’s beautiful countryside. Take a sightseeing tour of Engelberg, then hop aboard a series of gondolas for the amazing journey to the summit of Mt Titlis. On arrival, explore the ice caves, try tubing on the glacier or simply soak up the views.

Spend a day in the Swiss mountain countryside with this Mt. Titlis region hiking tour, bookable for up to eight people. With your own private guide, you'll travel from Lucerne to Engelberg by train, then ride in a cable car to the start of your hike. The circular route takes in camera-worthy views of the north face of Mt. Titlis along with the waterfalls, lush green pastures, and grazing cows that typify the alpine landscape here. Stop for lunch at a farm to enjoy homemade specialities, then visit a cheese maker in a monastery before your return to Lucerne. Food is at your own expense.