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Mt Titlis Glacier World: Year-Round Winter Wonderland
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274 Ratings
Engelberg
Embark on an exciting glacier expedition to Mount Titlis from Engelberg. Experience the breathtaking panoramic views and ride the world’s first revolving cable car to the summit.
Embark on an exciting glacier expedition to Mount Titlis from Engelberg. Experience the breathtaking panoramic views and ride the world’s first revolving cable car to the summit.
Duration:
5 hours
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
- Titlis - Our new 8-seater cable car will transport you directly to the glacier world on TITLIS. Simply hop on at the TITLIS valley station in Engelberg and enjoy the comfy ride to 2450m asl. From there you take the TITLIS Rotair the world’s first revolving cable car, to the summit station.
- Titlis Cliff Walk - 3,041 metres above sea level. 500…
- Titlis - Our new 8-seater cable car will transport you directly to the glacier world on TITLIS. Simply hop on at the TITLIS valley station in Engelberg and enjoy the comfy ride to 2450m asl. From there you take the TITLIS Rotair the world’s first revolving cable car, to the summit station.
- Titlis Cliff Walk - 3,041 metres above sea level. 500 metres off the ground. 150 heart-pounding steps. This is what awaits you on the TITLIS Cliff Walk, the spectacular suspension bridge high up on the summit.
To cross the bridge, you’ll need nerves as strong as the steel cables from which it hangs.
On arriving at the summit, the route leads you through the glacier cave via an underground tunnel and on to the viewing platform at the south wall window. The suspension bridge stretches from here to the Ice Flyer glacier chair lift station. The TITLIS Cliff Walk is just one metre wide and over 100 metres long. The views into the abyss below are breathtaking!
The TITLIS Cliff Walk holds the record for being the highest suspension bridge in Europe.
- Ice Flyer - Be sure to cast your eyes down into the impressive glacier world below. The Ice Flyer chair lift sweeps you smoothly and safely over crisp, virgin snow fields and icy depths. Some of the crevasses are up to twenty metres deep. Only here on TITLIS can you expect such a fantastic glacier experience.
- Titlis Glacier Cave - This glacier cave forms the frosty heart of TITLIS. The ice here is up to 5,000 years old.
The cave’s 150-metre-long walkway descends ten metres below the surface of the glacier. Exploring the glacier cave is a cool experience. The temperature inside the cave remains a frosty -1.5°C.
What's Included
- Visit to TITLIS Cliff Walk, Europe’s highest suspension bridge
- Return cable car ticket from Engelberg to Mt. Titlis
- Visit to Titlis Glacier Cave
- Ticket for the Ice Flyer Chair Lift
- Visit to TITLIS Cliff Walk, Europe’s highest suspension bridge
- Return cable car ticket from Engelberg to Mt. Titlis
- Visit to Titlis Glacier Cave
- Ticket for the Ice Flyer Chair Lift
What's Not Included
- The listed price does not include a CHF 5.00 parking fee per car and day, payable on spot
- Food and drinks
- Souvenir photos (available to purchase)
- Transportation to/from attractions
- The listed price does not include a CHF 5.00 parking fee per car and day, payable on spot
- Food and drinks
- Souvenir photos (available to purchase)
- Transportation to/from attractions
Additional Information
Embark on a fascinating journey to the awe-inspiring world of glaciers on Mount TITLIS.
Experience an eternal winter paradise regardless of the season. Mount TITLIS stands as the sole glacier accessible to the public in the vicinity. Absorb the incredible beauty of nearby mountains and valleys for a truly panoramic experience.
The fresh 8-seater…
Embark on a fascinating journey to the awe-inspiring world of glaciers on Mount TITLIS.
Experience an eternal winter paradise regardless of the season. Mount TITLIS stands as the sole glacier accessible to the public in the vicinity. Absorb the incredible beauty of nearby mountains and valleys for a truly panoramic experience.
The fresh 8-seater gondola transports you from the Engelberg Valley Station directly to the Stand station. Following this, board the TITLIS ROTAIR, the first cable car in the world offering a 360-degree revolving journey, to reach the peak.
- Take warm clothes with you
- Wear closed shoes as you are walking through the snow
- Please be aware that you are going up to 9,910 feet 3,020 meters) above sea level
- There are a few days a year when the cable car is closed due to strong wind. Please check our homepage www.titlis.ch
Location
Titlis
Bergstration Titlis
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
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(274 Ratings)
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Klassy
Jun 19, 2025
Titlis - Beautiful mountain with experience of cable car and scenery and bridge. Nice indian restaurant above and nice sovernie shop
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Matthew_r
Jun 16, 2025
Must do! 10/10 exceeded expectations - This is a must do day out if in the area! So much to do and see. Recommend going straight to the top doing the ice flyer and cliff walk then you can work your way down the mountain and the activities. As of weather changes they do shut early. Only thing I was say is this is NOT a tour it’s simply tickets so you do still need to line up as if you are purchasing tickets outright and redeem your Viator ticket with mountain pass. This was a long line..
All in all was a 10/10 day and really trumped Mt Pilatus in Lucerne on activities and also price
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Shellie_h
Apr 27, 2025
Great activity for teens and active adults. - Active movement and transfers between activities. Many things to see and do even if you are not skiing. I do not recommend am taking little children.
I loved taking my teenager. The views were amazing. Loved the ski lift ride and glacier cave. Daughter loved snow tube and ice cream.
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Michelle
Jul 9, 2025
A bit disappointing at the top with all the construction. - The coach there and back was great. I wish we had more time in Lucerne. Titlis was very well organised but once we hit the top of the mountain it was like a construction site. We also had lots of clouds so didn’t really have a great view. Beautiful town and the fish and chips at the end were yummy.
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45richs
May 27, 2025
Mountain top experience - Amazing very well organised set up with amazing views en rout to the top.
Glacier cave a great experience and watching skiers close at hand great to see.
Restaurants offering a very cosmopolitan range of food with very international clientele.
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Maps33217255716
Jun 30, 2025
Great views… but… - Undoubtedly fabulous views and snowy vistas from the top, and scenic lake walks at the halfway cable car stop.
We read the previous reviews and despite the negativity, decided to give it a try, as we feel we are pretty easy going.
It is absolutely true that the top is a huge building site, which somewhat spoils the views in one direction. They are redeveloping the entire area for tourism purposes and it’s currently covered in jcb’s and diggers. It will look amazing (if you like lots of facilities at natural sites) when done… apparently 2029 finish.
It is also true that apparently it has been used in Bollywood films and seems to be somewhat of a ‘pilgrimage’ for the Indian culture. The visitors seemed to be mostly Indian, large family groups, very excited. There are Indian restaurants and notices how to use the toilets in a Western fashion.
We were a little surprised at the level of involvement but understand that it is a big tourist draw and must be very profitable.
We are glad we saw it, but if you are looking for a natural environment there are probably other places…
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Keithwq8691pn
Jun 21, 2025
It's a building site at the top, and beware the pushy, queue-jumping, Indian tourists. - Advertised as having the world's first rotating cabin lift to attract excited visitors, the overall experience was very poor. We visited as part of a tour group of 22 British senior citizens, mid-morning on Weds 18th June. On arrival, we were made to queue for almost an hour before we even got on the first stage, which is a battered, dirty, old funicular train, which was packed solid in near 30° heat, with a very much larger group of Indian tourists pushing and shoving and queue jumping, making life pretty miserable for the far better behaved European passengers. At the top of the funicular, we trans-shipped to a similarly dirty, tatty, old cabin lift, and these self same Indian passengers got even worse, pushing the Europeans out of their way so as to claim the positions with the best view out, but during the journey so many of them persisted in videoing every second of the journey on their phones, whilst turning right and left to get a different view, so instantly banging their huge rucksacks into other passengers. The rotating cabin lift is the very last one, right at the top of the mountain, but, again, the Indians pushed and shoved their way out of the battered old cabin lift to get best positions in the rotating one. On arriving at the top, we were met with a total building site, for the construction of a new viewing restaurant. We had to dodge a moving JCB and a small bulldozer, whilst watching out for liquid cement containers being swung over our heads by a huge crane, plus walkways having to pass through open-ended shipping containers, and those self same arrogant, totally inconsiderate, Indians blocking everyone's way to get group selfies of views in all directions. Apparently, the works are due to be finished by 2029. I respectfully suggest that you seriously consider avoiding this particular mountain till the refurbishments are near finished, especially if you see large Indian groups present. On this trip, we have been up Pilatus, Rigi, and Stanserhorn, which were all excellent, and very well organised, but Titlis was a very poor experience in comparison.
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Safari11907863853
May 31, 2025
Great view, can be overwhelming due to Indian tourism, staffs safety standards are concerning. - I would like to begin with the view was amazing, the scenery is breath taking and it’s a absolutely beautiful summit.
My concerns begin with the tourism that comes here alongside the safety standards of the staff!
I was greeted by bus loads of Indian tourists, which I was a bit excited for in all honesty, it was great to see them out and about in Switzerland especially since it’s so different to there home country. They would be able to experience snow etc.
I was shortly absolutely rocked by their behaviour, which I can understand to a degree. There is no personal space, shoving, pushing, screaming.
We were in an elevator we got to a floor and both doors on either side opened, 17 people flooded into the elevator from both sides squishing my girlfriend and I against a wall. In my 30 years alive I have never been over whelmed in an elevator.
When it came time to leave, they flooded the exit gates, jumping over fences, cutting lines, suitcases yes suitcases being swung into our legs and tripping us over. They shoved us to the side constantly. Not once did anyone apologise or feel anyway about their behaviour.
In Switzerland behaviour is held at a high standard, so I obviously looked to the staff to correct at least some of this behaviour as I do understand it’s a significant location to the Indian culture and there behaviour is the norm at home.
The staff did absolutely nothing, they didn’t even try to make it easy for anyone that was not of Indian decent.
It’s obvious that the staff are protecting their businesses interest as they come in bus loads daily. But for someone that is from Switzerland the behaviour felt extremely dangerous, when I say we where in a 5x5 metre room and there was about 30-40 of us packed in like sardines with pushing from the back and pushing from the front please understand this is no exaggeration.
I would advise upon entry if you see bus loads of Indians, turn around and go somewhere else.
Extremely disappointed in the staff.
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508namratag
Jun 30, 2025
Mt Titlis Under Construction - Disappointed and frustrated. Mount Titlis is under heavy construction with all rides shut, yet there was no prior warning at the ticket counter. We were left stranded with no refunds despite the cancellations due to thunderstorms. The site is chaotic, unsafe, and not worth visiting until 2029. Avoid until construction is complete.
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Sheetalrv
May 1, 2025
No help given - Worst treatment ever
Inspite of having lunch vouchers was not provided by the exchange office …. No help rendered by panorama restaurant not even talking or bothered to answer
Wasted our travel time we need to be compensated as we had to go back to take our lunch coupons which we had already paid for which should have been given to us firstly
Wasted our 3 hours where we could have enjoyed the activities we were trying to figure out where to get our food from
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