Spreuer Bridge

Lucerne's second covered wooden bridge, recorded as a complete structure in 1408. Beneath the roof runs a cycle of paintings known as the 'Dance of Death', executed in the 17th century by Kaspar Meglinger; of the original approximately 71 panels, 45 have survived. Far quieter than Kapellbrücke, it makes a rewarding end to a stroll along the Reuss.

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Entry: 🟢 Free entry

Špojer Bridge is a public pedestrian bridge that is free to visit at any time. Inside the bridge, you will find a series of 17th-century paintings depicting the 'Dance of Death', which you can view as you cross.

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