Nidwalden Kantonu

Kanton Nidwalden'daki Gezilecek Yerler

Editor's Choice

Kanton Nidwalden offers a diverse landscape ranging from the shores of Lake Lucerne to high-altitude alpine peaks. This selection highlights the region's engineering marvels, including the world’s first rotating cable car at Mount Titlis and the open-top CabriO cable car to Stanserhorn. Cultural landmarks include the historic Glasi Hergiswil glassworks, founded in 1817, and the Nidwaldner Museum's historical buildings in Stans. Visitors can explore the Pilatus massif via the Dragon Ride aerial cableway or visit the highest point of the range at Tomlishorn.

Editor's Choice — Harita

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Mount Pilatus

Pilatus, also often referred to as Mount Pilatus, is a mountain massif overlooking Lucerne in Central Switzerland.

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Mount Titlis

Alpine peak reaching 3,238 meters, featuring the world's first rotating cable car and a glacier cave. This mountain resort supports both winter sports and summer excursions throughout the year.

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Stanserhorn

A 1,898-meter peak accessible via the world's first open-top CabriO cable car. The summit features a revolving restaurant and panoramic views across ten Swiss lakes and the Alpine chain.

Tschubby / CC-BY-SA-3.0

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Bürgenstock

The Bürgenstock is a mountain in Switzerland with an elevation of 1,128 m above sea level, situated beside Lake Lucerne.

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Glasi Hergiswill

The Glasi Hergiswil is a Swiss factory that manufactures glass in Nidwalden, Switzerland. It was founded by the brothers Siegwart in 1817.

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Salzmagazin

A former salt storehouse and granary dating back to 1700. It now serves as a branch of the Nidwaldner Museum, hosting contemporary art exhibitions and cultural displays.

Robert Arndt / CC BY-SA 4.0

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Winkelriedhaus

A historic residence in Stans dating back to the 15th century. As part of the Nidwaldner Museum, it showcases regional history and the lifestyle of the local nobility.

Mussklprozz / CC BY-SA 3.0

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Tomlishorn

At 2,128 meters, this is the highest summit of the Pilatus massif. It is reachable via a secured cliff-side path from Pilatus Kulm, offering views of the Bernese Alps.

Frederic Di Natale / CC-BY-SA

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Esel

One of the primary peaks of Mount Pilatus, located directly above the mountain station. A short, steep staircase leads to the summit for 360-degree views of Lake Lucerne.

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Talstation Standseilbahn Stanserhorn-Bahn

The valley station in Stans where the historic 1893 wooden funicular begins its ascent, connecting passengers to the modern CabriO cable car for the trip to the summit.

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Engelberg (TITLIS-Xpress)

The valley station in Engelberg providing access to the TITLIS Xpress gondola, which transports passengers toward the Stand station and the rotating Titlis Rotair cable car.

Mohammed Makki / cc-by-4.0

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Bergstation Pilatus Kulm (Luftseilbahn- Dragon Ride)

The mountain station at the summit of Mount Pilatus, serving the Dragon Ride aerial cableway. It provides immediate access to the summit hotels and viewing galleries.