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Pilatus - Krienseregg
PILU-Land is a paradise for children. Frolicking, playing, balancing, climbing - it's a great place to let off steam. A little time for peace and quiet? That's also possible: tables, benches, mighty trees that provide shade, this is a place for your whole family. And, the large barbecue area is priceless anyway.
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Summer toboggan run
Whiz over steep curves, through dragon holes and over jumps. At 1350 metres, the Fräkigaudi on the Fräkmüntegg is the longest summer toboggan run in Switzerland.
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Fräkmüntegg Rope Park
Are you looking for a special thrill? In the Pilatus Rope Park you train your dexterity on ten different courses, jump into nothingness, need strong nerves and have lots of fun. For young and older adventurers, for families, for you! You don't need any special skills for a good dose of adrenaline.
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Fox Trail Lucerne
Foxtrail is an experience for the whole family. The city of Lucerne becomes a playground. In order not to lose track of the fox, the teams have to crack codes and find hidden messages along the way. But beware, sometimes you get quite puzzled. The clues are tricky and can only be solved with cleverness and team spirit!
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Beromünster
Visit the pretty little town of Beromünster and discover art-historical treasures. The castle museum with the oldest printing press in Switzerland or the rich local history museum invite you to discover. The collegiate church of St. Michael - a Romanesque columned basilica dating from 1036 with crypt - marvel at richly carved choir stalls dating from 1609. The altars, pulpit, baptismal font and three organs are of great artistic quality. Remodelled several times, the collegiate church is one of the most beautiful rococo buildings in Switzerland.
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Toni's Zoo Rothenburg
It was founded in 1995 by Toni Röösli. On a total area of 20,000 m², 480 animals from 96 species are kept. They cover a broad spectrum: for example, it has many reptiles and birds, but also mammals from various genera. Some of the animals are housed in a walk-in tropical house.
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Radio Trail Beromünster
The Beromünster Radio Trail takes you on a beautiful circular walk past seven listening stations where you can hear the eventful history of the Beromünster radio station. Admission is free, and the walk from Beromünster bus station takes 45 minutes. A fireplace is located directly at the transmitter tower.
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Forest Cathedral
On the Schlössliweg between the collegiate church of Beromünster and Schlösslifeld is the Waldkathedrale Beromünster, alternatively also somewhat affectionately known as the Waldkathedrale Schlössliwaldi. It is a baroque park with avenues of mighty hornbeams and horse chestnuts. The park and garden complex, which is a listed building, is one of the most important monuments of garden art in the country; the Forest Cathedral is not a building, but a park landscape of trees and shrubs designed as a cathedral.
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Beech forest nature trail
Oasis of biodiversity with more than 700 plants, 650 species of fungi, rare amphibians, birds and mammals. A visit to the Buchenwald nature trail in Ettiswil is an unforgettable experience for young and old. Information boards and observation posts arouse curiosity, while the forest xylophone, water wheel and puzzles provide amusement. The network of paths can be used with prams and wheelchairs.