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In the city of Lucerne, public spaces will be accessible again from May 11. There is also news about markets, swimming pools and sports facilities.
“The city council has decided to make public space accessible again in the city of Lucerne.” This is the first sentence of the message from the city of Lucerne on Tuesday morning. Immediately after, the city draws the population and writes:
“The distance rules and hygiene rules of the federal government have yet to be fully complied with. Accompanying measures must ensure compliance with rules of conduct. If there are undesirable situations, restrictive measures can be devised.”
The city council recommends using a hygiene maskwhen people enter situations where they cannot comply with the distance rules.
The most important points about loosening in the overview:
The Quai (Bandstand to Lido), the Europaplatz cast Inseli they are off May 11 Open to the public again. Last Saturday, Mayor Beat Züsli couldn’t say when the docks would reopen. Only a few days later everything is different. The Mayor of Lucerne explains.
Measurements
- In places where large numbers of people can be expected, communication measures to comply with the rules of conduct are strengthened, for example with posters.
- Barrier bars remain in place for the time being so they can react quickly if necessary.
- Buvettes at Europaplatz, Inseli, Ufschötti and the North Pole, as well as kiosks at Schweizerhofquai and Kurplatz, can be reopened with a suitable protection concept from May 11, as can restaurants.
The Quai in Lucerne will be open to the public again from May 11.
The weekly market will take place again on May 12. This decision was made after consulting the IG Lucerne weekly market and the Lucerne police. Mario Lütolf, head of urban space and events, says exactly what will change in this article.
If the rules of conduct are not followed, a strictly restrictive access control to the market perimeter should be considered. After each market day, an inventory is drawn up so that the necessary measures can be taken quickly.
Measurements
- The market is open on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 6 a.m. at 12 p.m. instead of the usual until 1 p.m. This is to avoid as far as possible an overlap with catering establishments.
- Theaterplatz and Bahnhofstrasse will be closed through traffic on Tuesdays (new) and Saturdays. Cyclists are asked to take the new conditions into account and to get off their bikes at the perimeter of the market.
- For waiting customers, waiting areas are marked directly in front of the stands with floor markings at two-meter intervals.
- Disinfectants are provided for the main entrances.
- Along the right bank of the Reuss there is a one-way signaling system with access via Rosengart-Platz and access control as needed. In order to create enough spaces for waiting rooms and alternative areas, some market participants move to Bahnhofstrasse (between Kapellbrücke and Migrosbank) and the remaining positions are further divided.
- Along the left bank of the Reuss, some posts in the Jesuit Church and the Opus Restaurant are relocated in front of the Lucerne Theater. At all Bahnhofstrasse and Jesuitenplatz stands, the sales area is oriented towards Bahnhofstrasse, so that a flow of passers-by between the market and the Reuss can be guaranteed. Barrier tapes will be installed behind the stands at Bahnhofstrasse and Jesuitenplatz.
- An entry area is marked at Helvetiaplatz and barrier tapes are placed around the area. Access is routed as needed.
- Market traders must also take their own measures to comply with the rules of conduct at the stand.
Other markets
Under the given conditions, the Flea market in the Reussstegthe Artisan market in the wine market and the Monthly goods market until new notice will not take place. Information on a subsequent resumption of events monthly is available on the City of Lucerne website.
As of May 11, swimming training is allowed according to the instructions of the Federal Council, always taking into account the concepts of protection and compliance with hygiene regulations. In Allmend indoor pool We will be back on Monday May 11 Swimming training operation possible. Annual season ticket holders or swimming athletes who train regularly have access.
Swimming training is once again possible in the Allmend indoor pool.
Leisure bathing with rest and sunbathing is not allowed until further notice Outdoor pools still closed. Rosie Bitterli Mucha, Head of Culture and Sports, explains why here.
The Hotel establishments However, around the Lake Lucerne basin will open from May 11 under the applicable regulations. This applies to Lido Lucernethan Spa and the Tribschenbadi.
Perspective
It is planned to operate the outdoor bathing facilities in the city of Lucerne in the summer of 2020 under the applicable regulations. The Federal Council announced in May 2020 that it would decide whether and how the pools could be opened.
The relevant protection concepts for compliance with distance and hygiene rules are currently being developed. Access capacity is expected to be significantly reduced at all plants due to federal requirements. Therefore it season passes are not sold and bathers are probably asked to maintain their length of stay so that as many bathers as possible can enjoy a swim throughout the day.
The Sports facilities the city of Lucerne will be exclusively on May 11, 2020 reopened for school sports and club training. In school sports, this is done in accordance with the concept of protecting the reopening of primary school.
For club sports, sports facilities will be opened as part of the previous training times for competitive and recreational sports under the following conditions:
- Request to the Department of Culture and Sports of the City of Lucerne with the concept of protection of the attached club in compliance with the relevant requirements of the associations.
- Compliance with the City of Lucerne requirements as part of the specific protection concepts of the City of Lucerne system for halls, outdoor sports facilities and football.
Under the above conditions, the following public access facilities will be released for use again:
- Small sports facilities
- Pumptrack Wartegg
- Tribschen skate park
- Ufschötti street work facility
Training may also be resumed at sports facilities operated by clubs or other organizations at their own risk. The clubs are responsible for the implementation of the relevant concepts of protection of the association.
