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Wyschiff Lucerne
The Wyschiff is docking in Lucerne for the 16th time and invites you to a unique wine experience from 13 to 16 March 2025. The Wyschiff Swiss winegrowers warmly welcome you to a voyage of discovery into the world of Swiss wines.
On the ship ‘MS Waldstätter’, renowned Swiss family businesses will proudly present their new wine creations. They look forward to you tasting their 300 wines and are eager to hear your verdict.
Enjoy and philosophise about Swiss wines in a personal atmosphere. Order your wine from the winemaker you meet in person – without middlemen.
Opening hours
Thursday: 3 – 8 pm
Friday: 3 – 8 pm
Saturday: 2 – 8 pm
Sunday: 1 – 6 pm
Admission
20 CHF, incl. 1 Wyschiff glass
from 18 years
More information
MS Waldstätter
Brücke 5
Europaplatz 1
6001 Luzern
Pretium
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