Luzern & Lucerne – same Swiss town?
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Zenia started the thread with a question about Luzern and Lucerne, wondering if they are different places. It turns out they are the same location, with the German name being Luzern and the English name being Lucerne. Zenia can expect to see Luzern used at the railway station and nearby areas.
Key takeaways:
- Luzern and Lucerne are the same place; Luzern is the German name and Lucerne is the English name.
- When traveling, look for signs in German, especially at the railway station where 'Luzern' will be used.
- The lake nearby is called Vierwaldstättersee in German, so keep that in mind for your itinerary.
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AI-generated summary-
Hi ,
In the forum I see Luzern & Lucerne . Are these 2 different places or the same .
Rgds
Zenia
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Hi Zenia,
Luzern and Lucerne are the same place.
German spelling: Luzern
English and French spelling: Lucerne
Luzern is in the German-speaking part of Switzerland, so the spelling Luzern is what you will see at the railway station etc.
Lake Lucerne (English) is called the Vierwaldstättersee in German.
Alpenrose
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