Jesuitenkirche Luzern

Just a beautiful church inside and out definitely take time to go in and relax and enjoy the peacefulness of the church. There’s a unique contrast between the white black and gold that exists in the church that makes things pop.

A Catholic Church along the river Reuss, built in a beautiful baroque style. For its fine acoustics, it also serves as a concert venue. Definitely worth a stop.

The Jesuit Church in Lucerne really impressed me it’s small, but beautifully detailed and perfectly cared for. Every corner reflects elegance and devotion, making it one of the most charming spots in the city.

Amazing, beautiful. Breathtaking the altar is stunning. I was at mass, and my heart was really joyfully. Even mass was in German, and I don't speak any German

Impressive church, the church of the Jesuits, which was built from 1666 to 1677. It represents the peak of the construction activity of the Jesuits in Lucerne.The Jesuit Church in Lucerne was the first large Baroque church in Switzerland. The shell was completed in 1669. The painter Domenico Torriani created the painting of the main altar. The church was renovated in the 1950s and more extensively in the 1970s. The most recent renovation was completed in January 2017. The church is important above all because of its rich furnishings.

This church is a truly stunning place, full of charm and character. The architecture is beautiful, with intricately designed walls and details that make every corner picture-perfect. Inside, the light streaming through the windows creates a peaceful and almost magical atmosphere, perfect for reflection or simply enjoying the beauty around you. The surroundings are equally impressive — the views from the church are breathtaking, offering a chance to admire the landscape, gardens, or nearby scenery. It’s a perfect spot for photography, with countless angles that highlight both the exterior and interior beauty. Whether you’re visiting for spiritual reasons, sightseeing, or just to take in the atmosphere, this church provides a serene and inspiring experience. Every wall, every detail, and every view feels thoughtfully designed to create a memorable and visually captivating visit

Have been to several cathedrals (in different German cities) in the last few days and what makes this one look grander is the use of white and gold. It is also more crowded, even on a weekday.

Our last day made a quick visit, so glad we had a chance to visit. The interior architecture and paintings our spectacular.