Mountain · Switzerland · Bern

Schilthorn

A mountain with a revolving restaurant and a 360-degree view of the Bernese Alps.

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For storytellers

Why Schilthorn matters

Reached by a series of cable cars from Lauterbrunnen, the Schilthorn offers a huge view of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau, plus a revolving restaurant at the summit. The peak also featured in a famous 1969 spy film. It's a very efficient way to get high-altitude views.

Talking points

  • A revolving restaurant sits at the top.
  • It appeared in an old spy film.
  • The cable car ride is itself a highlight.

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