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Visit the Titlis Cliff Walk, Europe’s highest suspension bridge, and enjoy panoramic views of the Alps. Explore the Titlis Glacier Park for snow activities like skiing or snowboarding, or take a ride on the Titlis Rotair, the world’s first rotating cable car. Don't miss the Ice Flyer chairlift and the Ice Cave to experience the frozen wonders inside the glacier.
Mount Titlis, located in Lucerne, Switzerland, is one of the most famous sights in the Alps. It boasts Europe's highest suspension bridge and the world's first 360-degree revolving cable car, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and the famous Titlis glacier. Titlis's renowned glaciers and crevasses attract numerous tourists, making it a popular skiing destination. Titlis Ski Resort is one of Switzerland's top ten winter ski resorts, attracting skiers from around the world. At the summit, visitors can relax and enjoy the view from an observation deck, souvenir shop, restaurant, and dessert stand.
Plateau mountain climate, suitable for both winter and summer
Titlis Glacier and Observation Deck, 1 day
Adults: CHF 92; Swiss Rail Pass holders: CHF 46; European Rail Pass holders: CHF 62;
April 1st to December every year
Mount Titlis has long been a popular alpine destination for skiing, snowboarding, and mountaineering. The summit has an elevation of 3,238 meters and is known for its year-round snow and stunning panoramic views. The Titlis Rotair cable car was the world’s first rotating cable car, offering visitors unique views of the surrounding alpine landscape.
Mount Titlis is located in the Swiss Alps, near Engelberg, Switzerland. To reach Titlis, take a train to Engelberg from Lucerne, then catch a bus or a cable car up to the mountain resort area. The Titlis cable car is the most popular way to reach the summit.
The Titlis cable car operates from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, with extended hours during peak seasons. The best time to visit is from late spring to early autumn for hiking and sightseeing, or winter for skiing and snow activities. Peak times tend to be in December, January, and during school holidays.
The ticket prices for the Titlis cable car vary based on season and type of pass, generally ranging from 50 to 100 CHF for adults. Tickets can be purchased online via the Titlis website or at the ticket counter in Engelberg.
It is advisable to book tickets in advance, especially during peak seasons (winter and summer). Booking 1–2 days ahead is recommended, particularly for special packages or group tickets.
To fully explore Mount Titlis, plan for about 4 to 5 hours. This allows time to enjoy the cable car ride, visit the Ice Cave, try snow activities, and take in the views from the summit.
The must-see highlights include the Titlis Cliff Walk, Ice Flyer chairlift, the Ice Cave, and the Rotair cable car. The panoramic views from the summit are also breathtaking, especially on clear days.
Yes, guided tours are available, including ski and snowboarding lessons. Audio guides are available for hire in several languages, including English, German, and French, to help you navigate the exhibits and learn more about the history and natural environment of Titlis.
The best viewpoints are from the Titlis summit, especially from the Titlis Cliff Walk and the Ice Flyer chairlift. The rotating cable car offers incredible panoramic views of the Alps during the ascent and descent.
Start by taking the Titlis Rotair cable car, then head to the Ice Cave. From there, you can walk across the Titlis Cliff Walk, followed by a ride on the Ice Flyer. Finish with some free time to enjoy snow activities or relax in the resort area.
Night visits and light shows are not available, but the area is open during the day for a variety of activities, including skiing, snowboarding, and mountaineering. Special events like Christmas or New Year celebrations may include themed activities.
Mount Titlis can be crowded during the ski season (December to February) and school holidays. The least crowded times to visit are on weekdays during the shoulder seasons, either in late spring or early autumn.
Facilities on Mount Titlis include toilets, a restaurant with Swiss and international cuisine, snack bars, and a souvenir shop. There are also rest areas where you can relax and enjoy the view.
Yes, Mount Titlis is accessible for all visitors, including elderly and disabled. The cable car system is wheelchair accessible, and there are also facilities for families with children, including stroller-friendly paths and children’s areas.
Cards and mobile payments (Apple Pay, Google Pay) are widely accepted at the ticket counters, restaurants, and shops. It’s a good idea to have some Swiss Francs in cash for small purchases or in case of limited connectivity.
Inside the resort, you’ll find the Titlis Restaurant offering Swiss specialties and casual meals. Nearby in Engelberg, there are several restaurants serving Swiss and international cuisine, including traditional alpine dishes.
Vegetarian options are available at the Titlis restaurant and nearby eateries in Engelberg. Vegan and halal options are more limited but can be found in some restaurants in the town.
There are several hotels near Engelberg, including Hotel Titlis Resort, Hotel Terrace, and the Hotel Schweizerhof, all offering easy access to the cable cars and mountain activities.
Nearby attractions include the scenic Lake Trübsee, the Engelberg Abbey, and the Pilatus mountain, which offers another great alpine experience. These sites can easily be visited on a day trip from Titlis.
The souvenir shop at Titlis offers a range of Alpine-themed products, including Swiss chocolates, traditional Swiss watches, and mountaineering equipment. You can also find Titlis-specific souvenirs like T-shirts, mugs, and postcards.
After visiting, you can take the train back to Lucerne or Zurich from Engelberg station. Taxis and buses are also available for onward travel, and some travelers combine the trip with a visit to nearby cities or mountains like Pilatus or Rigi.
