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Bones, shoes, tools, pollen, or dust—glacier ice is a unique archive of the past. The new exhibition at the Lucerne Glacier Garden shows what glaciers reveal about the climate, the environment, and people—and what stories are stored in the ice. “Ice: A Treasure Trove” brings together the two fields of glacier archaeology and ice core research in a single exhibition for the first time.
The 4th edition of this vibrant cultural festival will take place from November 4–7. The program is set, and advance ticket sales have begun. It’s going to be magical.
The Lucerne Glacier Garden is taking an important step toward inclusion: Starting immediately, a specially developed audio description tour for blind and visually impaired visitors is available in four languages.
The new exhibition (January 23 – August 16, 2026) on long-distance hikes by Lucerne-based artist Jürg Schaffhuser at the Sandstone Pavilion.
The cultural event—featuring concerts, guided tours, and readings—is entering its third year.
The new special exhibition focuses on what is arguably Switzerland's best-known type of house: the chalet.
Iris Isenschmid (Sincero GmbH), Media Relations Officer
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