Engelberg's Crown Jewels

Engelberg is defined by the 3,238-meter Mount Titlis, home to the world’s first revolving cable car and the Titlis Cliff Walk suspension bridge. The region features the Trübsee alpine lake and the Tätschbachfall waterfall. Cultural history is preserved at the Benedictine monastery's show dairy, which produces traditional cheeses, and the Talmuseum, located in a protected 1786 farmhouse showcasing local 18th-century heritage.

Mount Titlis

Titlis is a mountain of the Uri Alps, located on the border between the cantons of Obwalden and Bern.

Titlis Cliff Walk

Europe’s highest suspension bridge, situated 3,041 meters above sea level and spanning 100 meters across a 500-meter drop.

Engelberg (TITLIS-Xpress)

The valley base station for the 8-seater gondola transport system leading to the Trübsee and Stand intermediate stations.

Schaukäserei Kloster Engelberg

A show dairy located within the monastery courtyard where visitors can observe the production of Engelberger Klosterglocke, a local bell-shaped cheese.

Trübsee

Trübsee is an intermediate cable car station by the Titlis Bergbahnen, Trüebsee is an Alpine lake on the Ober Trüebsee Alpine pasture in…

Tätschbachfall

A high-volume waterfall located at the end of the valley, accessible via a short hiking trail from the village.

Talmuseum Engelberg

Local history museum housed in the protected 1786 Wappenhaus, featuring exhibits on 18th-century rural life and traditional Alpine culture.