The flagship
The stately steamboat Stadt Luzern is the flagship of our fleet. It is also the largest and most impressive passenger vessel on Lake Lucerne. With its maritime appearance and wide funnel, it mimics the great ocean liners of the early 20th century. Built in 1928 as the last paddle steamer for a Swiss lake and fitted with elegant Art Deco saloon, the vessel hosted Queen Elizabeth II on a state visit in 1980. This elegant ship is best suited for exclusive events from spring to autumn.
Special Features
Art Deco saloon
"Queen's Saloon" on the upper deck, named in honor of Queen Elizabeth II and her sail on the ship during a state visit to Switzerland
Main deck bow | 40 |
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Main deck - Saloon | 108 |
Queens Saloon | 66 |
Upper deck stern | 76 |
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Total | 290 |
Number of saloon | 4 |
Capacity | 1100 passengers |
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Crew | 6 people |
Ship type | Salon steamer |
Builder | Brothers Sachsenberg, Rosslau, Deutschland |
Maiden voyage | 23 June 1928 |
Overhauls | 1954, 1989, 2001 |
Engine | 3-cylinder steam (built by Sulzer) |
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Propulsion | 2 paddle wheels |
Top speed | 29.8 km/h |
Weight | 415 t |
Performance | 1600 HP |
Total length | 63.65 m |
Total width | 15.20 m |
Rates for passengers in addition to the quoted amount for the group: CHF 18.00/person for the first hour + CHF 3.00/person for each additional hour
1 hour | CHF 6'200.00 |
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2 hours | CHF 8'700.00 |
3 hours | CHF 11'200.00 |
4 hours | CHF 13'700.00 |
every additional hour | CHF 2'000.00 |
Until 2021, the steamer Stadt Luzern will complete a comprehensive overhaul at our own shipyard. The historic features of the vessel are being skillfully repaired and revived, including the splendid lounges and salons. The ship is also being fitted with a new steam boiler and once it returns to the lake, it will be designated as a protected historic monument.
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