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From 18.09.2023
My 1871. Traces, Fates, Stories

On the traces of Joséphine, Feuille and Edouard: In-depth insights into the internment of 1871 through the personal fates of three main characters!

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16.12.2023
Guided tours for children

In German.
Discover surprising stories about the Bourbaki Panorama with Olivia and Salome.

Saturday, 10:30–11:30 am

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Opening hours Christmas/New Year 2023/2024

Sunday, 24th December 2023, 10 am to 3 pm
Monday, 25th December 2023, closed
Tuesday, 26th December 2023, 10 am to 5 pm
Sunday, 31st December 2023, 10 am to 5 pm
Monday, 1st January 2024, 1 pm to 5 pm
Tuesday, 2nd January 2024, 10 am to 5 pm

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The Bourbaki Panorama, a European cultural monument, portrays the internement of 87’000 French soldiers who fled to Switzerland during to winter of 1871. Visiting the Bourbaki Panorama is like immersing into the Val-de-Travers valley at the end of the 19th century, when Switzerland laid the foundations of the humanitarian and neutral tradition. This inspiring story was depicted on the 10 x 112 m (originally 14 x 112 m) circular painting by the painter Edouard Castres in 1881. Circular paintings as a form of mass media are not only considered as the precursor of the cinema, they are also a source of inspiration for contemporary medial trends and types of digital narratives. The classified building houses a multicultural and multimedial offer under one roof. The Bourbaki Panorama is a popular event location in Lucerne.

Opening hours:
April to October daily 10-18 hours
November to March daily 10-17 hours

Bourbaki Panorama
Löwenplatz 11
CH–6004 Luzern
T +41 41 412 30 30
info@bourbakipanorama.ch
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