The Bern-Lucerne Railway was a railway company in Switzerland, which opened the Langnau–Lucerne line, now part of the Bern–Lucerne railway, on 1 August 1875. It was taken over by the Jura–Simplon Rail
An original share of the Bern-Lucerne Railway
Steam locomotive B3T no. 424 of the Jura–Simplon Railways, put into operation by the Bern-Lucerne Railway as no. 54 in 1875
The Bern–Lucerne railway is a partially double-track, electrified railway through the Entlebuch in Switzerland. The main section between Langnau and Gütsch near Lucerne was opened on 11 August 1875.
RegioExpress of BLS passing through Malters
Share certificate of the Bern-Lucerne Railway Company of 20 September 1873