Lucerne is a small historic city in the center of Switzerland. Unfortunately, there are no direct international flights there (there is no other airport), it is not so difficult to get there and a trip with little difficulties is worth it. Lucerne is connected by railway communications with many major cities of Switzerland, and it is easier way to get to Zurich to Zurich, a ticket for one person costs a little more than 300 dollars. And there you will already need to transfer to the train and after 50 minutes you will already be at the station in Lucerne, where the railway station is located in close proximity to the historic center. You can see the exact train schedule on the official website of the Swiss railway http://www.sbb.ch/en/home.html
In Zurich International Airport, Klonet is 12 kilometers from the city center, but Haupbahnhof Central Station, from which trains depart to Lucerne is located in the city center. At the airport there is a train station, from which trains are departed in many directions, tram number 10 goes from the aircraft to the station, sowing on it after 10 minutes you will be at the station.
Trains in Lucerne are departed almost every hour and an hour later you will already be at the station in the center of Lucerne.
Of course, you can still get to Luzertura by car, and there are two options - either in your car away immediately from your city and traveling around Europe to Lucerne, or you can rent a car in Zurich. A car type Voltswagen Polo with a full package of documents (insurance, etc.) will stand about 400 euros for 10 days.
If you decide to go to Lucerne on your own car, you will have to go long, but the road will be interesting. For example, between Kiev and alfalle almost 2,200 kilometers are approximately 22 hours behind the wheel. The easiest way will drive through Poland and Germany. Be prepared by paid roads, although the quality of the coating of the autobahs is valid.