Lovely place, worth the walk from our hotel. For a lover of opera, this was a real treat. The composer's piano is displayed as well as his manuscript for the beautiful Siegfried Idyll which he wrote here.The entire setting is just beautiful, overlooking the lake....More

There is a bit of steep walk up to the promontory on which this "summer" house is situated where Wagner spent a number of years. There are a few items of furniture which belonged to him, along with a piano and a number of his...More

Great but long walk from town. Do the walk by the lake and take in the beauty. The home itself is in a great setting overlooking the lake and mountains. Worth the walk even if not a Wagner fan.

Many years ago long before the range of calendar dates suitable for indicating the time of my visit were made available for completing this review I walked all the way to this house and traveled on foot from the lake Lucerne shore to follow streets...More

The house of Richard Wagner is a representation of how the house look when he lived there and by that I mean most of the interior pieces are reproductions due to loss or damage. However the tour is difficult because they lead you through his...More

Off the beaten path, Richard Wagner’s home is beautiful. Even if you’re not a fan of his music, take a walk to this picturesque location. The woman at the admission desk was very friendly. Before you go, check the opening hours. The museum is closed...More

One of my favorite walks when in Lucerne is the 45-minute trek from the city center out to Tribschen. The last stretch is uphill but you are rewarded with views out over the lake. The house has an idyllic location overlooking the lake, with a...More

Peaceful situation in splendid setting. Interesting information about the great man's complicated life. The music speaks for itself.

The walk to the Wagner House is very nice along the shore of the lake. The House is lovely with some great displays. Much of it is in German which makes understanding some of the items not so easy for English only tourists.

A couple of years ago my wife and I were lucky enough to see a magnificent Metropolitan Opera production of Wagner's ring cycle at our local cinema, while many years ago we rented a small apartment in a Palazzo in Rome where he wrote The...More