Decorated with numerous road signs, the well-known road transport hall at the Museum of Transport in Lucerne, Switzerland, (a quick one-hour jaunt from Zurich) welcomed a new collection of classic trucks that once roamed wide and free all over this part of the world.
      A new mezzanine houses an extensive display of two- and three-wheeled vehicles. The upper floor is home to a large-scale presentation of the former Swiss brand ‘Monteverdi,’ ensuring the collection remains in Switzerland rather than being sold off piecemeal.
      “SEE YOU,” a mirror world presented by the Swiss Council for Accident Prevention (bfu), is designed to draw in the crowds on the ground floor.
      The exhibitions housed on three floors in the Road Transport Hall have been refreshed with a focus on historical as well as modern vehicles whose fascinating designs can be admired at close quarters.
      We also loved and recommend the Restaurant Piccard, where you can get a glass of wine and a tasty meal.
      We had the lamb shanks over risotto on one visit and “Flammkuchen,” a Swiss/French pizza made with a very thin, feather light crust, on the next visit.
      Why take a voyage of discovery on an empty stomach?
      Works for us.  
More Info: https://www.verkehrshaus.ch/en/museum/road-transport
Geoffrey