This is such a beautiful church both inside and out. The location next to the river is lovely and inside looks fantastic. We visited in the morning when the organist was practicing for a concert that evening which made it more special. Definitely a place to visit.

The Jesuit Church it is located directly on the Reuss, Radiantly beautiful and recognizable from afar. Construction lasted 11 years from 1666 to 1677 and is dedicated to St. Louis. Fransiscus Xaverius, patron of Lucerne. Inside you can see the beautiful Baroque and Rococo stucco, the main altar, the organ and the church treasure. Due to the good acoustics, the church is now not only used for church services, but also for the training of organists and as a concert venue.

Outside, it already impresses with its white facade and its 2 bulbous bell towers. Built around 1666 by Father Christopher Vogler on behalf of the Jesuits, it was the first large baroque church in Switzerland. Inside, you can admire the baroque and Rococo stuccoes, the high altar, the organ and the treasure of the church; there is also a chapel and the original pants of Bruder Klaus, patron saint of Switzerland. The ceiling stucco was redone in the middle of the 18th century.

The Jesuit Church is located on Lucerne's riverfront, near the covered bridge. It is a Baroque-style building, built towards the end of the seventeenth century, which inside has rich decorations and spectacular chandeliers. Entering this church the glance in the whole is really amazing and the showy decorations stand out on its white walls. Surprisingly, even the altars of the side chapels like the main one look like marble but in reality they are not, being also made of stucco and plaster. Free admission, definitely suggested visit.

I travel a lot, and I have seen a lot of churches in my life. I have to admit – this church was probably the most beautiful religious building I’ve ever seen. It is absolutely stunning – white marble and pink decorations make the view absolutely unforgettable. I would strongly recommend a visit

The Catholic Jesuit Church on the bank of Reuss River was built in the baroque style architecture. The front facade is adorned with striking twin green dome towers. The interior is just as impressive with beautiful frescoes and intricate details. It is both a spiritual and artistic church.