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The world's first revolving aerial cableway
Titlis Rotair
The last leg of the journey up to the summit takes around five minutes. The views at over 3,000 metres above sea level are unique. Craggy rock faces are interspersed with deep crevasses and glistening snow fields. In order to give you the perfect perspective, the Titlis Rotair cable car completes one full rotation during the journey. This means that you don't miss a moment of this fantastic panorama!
Facts & Figures
Since 1992 |
360 degree rotation of the gondola |
The world's first revolving aerial cableway |
Five minutes travelling time |
Since 1992
360 degree rotation of the gondola
The world's first revolving aerial cableway
Five minutes travelling time
TITLIS Project
A steel and glass observation tower, a light-flooded mountain station: iconic architecture for generations to come will be built on the Titlis by 2029.
