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Central Swiss mountains as a virtual tour.

Pilatus, Titlis, Stanserhorn and more peaks and passes: start a 360° tour right in your browser.

The tours open in a new tab. They are controlled with icons and appear in their original language (German or English).

Central Switzerland is home to some of the best-known viewpoint mountains in the country. With our virtual 360° tours you can explore Pilatus, Titlis, Stanserhorn, Fronalpstock, Klewenalp, Brunni, Brienzer Rothorn and the Susten Pass without travelling, looking wherever you like. For each place you will find matching panoramas and photographs as a digital download or fine-art print in our shop.

The tours show the mountains in different seasons: Pilatus, Fronalpstock, Stanserhorn, Brienzer Rothorn and the Susten Pass in summer, Titlis, Klewenalp, Brunni and a winter landscape of Central Switzerland in winter. They are useful for planning an excursion, getting to know a summit or simply taking a look at the mountains.

Peaks and passes

Mountains of Central Switzerland

Pilatus – virtual 360° tour
Pilatus
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Mount Pilatus is the local mountain of Lucerne. From the summit area the view stretches across Lake Lucerne to the Alps. You can reach the top by the cogwheel railway from Alpnachstad, said to be the steepest in the world, or by the aerial cableway from Kriens. In the tour you can look around freely on the summit and at the viewpoints.

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Titlis – virtual 360° tour
Titlis
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The Titlis rises above Engelberg and, at over 3,000 metres, is a glacier mountain. The tour shows the wintry summit world with snow, railings and a wide view across the mountains. Cableways run up the Titlis from Engelberg, including the rotating gondola Rotair.

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Stanserhorn – virtual 360° tour
Stanserhorn
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The Stanserhorn near Stans in the canton of Nidwalden is a well-known viewpoint mountain of Central Switzerland. On the tour you experience the summit station and the breadth of the panorama over lakes and mountains. The railway to the top is known for its open-top “Cabrio” cable car on the upper section.

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Fronalpstock – virtual 360° tour
Fronalpstock
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The Fronalpstock is a viewpoint mountain above Lake Uri and Stoos. The tour leads to the summit with its cross and views of lakes, valleys and the surrounding mountains. It is a good way to get an impression of the location before an excursion.

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Klewenalp – virtual 360° tour
Klewenalp
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The Klewenalp lies above Beckenried on Lake Lucerne and is a viewpoint mountain with a panorama over the lake and mountains. The tour shows it in winter: snowy slopes, tracks in the snow and a hut against the mountain backdrop. The Klewenalp is reached from Beckenried by aerial cableway.

Brunni – virtual 360° tour
Brunni
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Brunni lies above Engelberg. The tour shows the mountain landscape in winter with snow, peaks in the background and a structure with wooden posts in the foreground. It gives an impression of the area before you travel to Engelberg-Brunni.

Brienzer Rothorn – virtual 360° tour
Brienzer Rothorn
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The Brienzer Rothorn is a striking summit with a summit cross and a wide view over the Bernese Oberland and Central Switzerland. The tour takes you onto the ridge and the summit. It is known for the steam cogwheel railway that climbs up from Brienz.

Susten Pass – virtual 360° tour
Susten Pass
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The Susten Pass links the canton of Uri with the Bernese Oberland. The tour shows the pass landscape in summer: the road, a mountain lake and the surrounding slopes. It is a good way to get to know the scenery before you drive the pass road yourself.

Central Switzerland in winter – virtual 360° tour
Central Switzerland in winter
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This tour shows a winter landscape in Central Switzerland: snowy slopes, a transmission tower on the crest and a wide view across the land. It gives an impression of how the region’s mountains look in winter.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How do I start a tour?

Click “Start tour” or the picture on the card you want. The tour opens in a new tab. Hold the mouse button to look around, swipe with your finger on a phone, and use the icons in the tour to navigate.

Do the tours work on a phone and with a VR headset?

The tours run in the browser on computers, tablets and smartphones. They are shot in high image quality and are suitable for viewing with a VR headset.

Which mountains are included?

Pilatus, Titlis, Stanserhorn, Fronalpstock, Klewenalp, Brunni, Brienzer Rothorn and the Susten Pass, plus a winter landscape of Central Switzerland. The Rigi has its own page.

Why are some tours only in German or English?

The tours contain very little text and are operated with icons. They appear in the language in which they were created. This page is available in four languages.

Are there matching panoramas and photos?

Yes. Every card links to matching panoramas and photographs in our shop. You can get them as a digital download or as a fine-art print.

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Panoramas and photos

Our shop offers high-resolution panoramas and photos of Central Switzerland, as a digital download or fine-art print.

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