Rosengart Collection Lucerne

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Hiking in the surroundings

ViaGottardo

Stage 6, Sursee–Luzern

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Alpine Panorama Trail

Stage 10, Zug–Luzern

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Alpine Panorama Trail

Stage 11, Luzern–Malters

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ViaGottardo

Stage 7, Luzern–Altdorf

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Waldstätterweg

Stage 3, Küssnacht–Luzern

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Waldstätterweg

Stage 4, Luzern–Alpnachstad

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ViaJacobi

Stage 25, Luzern–Werthenstein

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Luzerner Seeuferweg

Route 560, Luzern–Luzern, Seeburg

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Lakes Route

Stage 6, Sarnen–Zug

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Emmental–Entlebuch

Stage 3, Escholzmatt–Luzern

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Seetal–Bözberg

Stage 1, Luzern–Lenzburg

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North-South Route

Stage 3, Luzern–Flüelen

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North-South Route

Stage 2, Aarau–Luzern

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Luzerner Hinterland–Rigi

Stage 2, Willisau–Luzern

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Luzerner Hinterland–Rigi

Stage 3, Luzern–Brunnen

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Wynental-Route

Route 67, Luzern–Aarau

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Napf Bike

Stage 3, Napf (Stächelegg)–Luzern

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Rosengart Collection Lucerne

The Rosengart Collection is the most recent museum in Lucerne. It owes its importance to two unique groups of works by Paul Klee and Pablo Picasso.

Picasso paintings all date from the period after 1938, complemented by a series of early drawings.

The museum also houses important works by over 20 masters of the 19th and 20th centuries, including Cézanne, Monet, Matisse, Braque, Léger and Miró.

The Rosengart Collection is the most recent museum in Lucerne. It owes its importance to two unique groups of works by Paul Klee and Pablo Picasso.

Picasso paintings all date from the period after 1938, complemented by a series of early drawings.

The museum also houses important works by over 20 masters of the 19th and 20th centuries, including Cézanne, Monet, Matisse, Braque, Léger and Miró.

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