Switzerland: Chapel bridge in Swiss City of Lucerne remains one of top tourist attractions.

SHOTLIST: LUCERNE, SWITZERLAND (JUNE 22, 2026) 1. VARIOUS OF CHAPEL BRIDGE (KAPELLBRUCKE) IN LUCERNE / TOURIST VISITING BRIDGE AND TAKING PHOTOS 2. VARIOUS OF MURALS AND PAINTINGS ON BUILDING FACADES IN LUCERNE LUCERNE, SWITZERLAND - JUNE 22: The Chapel Bridge, or Kapellbrucke, continues to attract visitors as one of Europe's oldest covered wooden footbridges in Switzerland. Spanning the Reuss River, the historic structure is regarded as Lucerne's most recognizable landmark and a symbol of the city. Known for its distinctive wooden architecture and surrounding historic atmosphere, the bridge draws both domestic and international tourists throughout the year. Visitors walk across the centuries-old bridge to photograph the surrounding landscape and view the river and the old town. First constructed in the 14th century as part of the city's fortifications, the bridge remains among the most visited cultural and historical sites in Switzerland.