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Engelberg

Klettern, Fürenalp Villages

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Intro

Engelberg-Titlis is the largest winter and summer mountain destination in Central Switzerland and one of the most easily accessible Alpine tourist resorts in Switzerland. As well as incredible panoramic vistas, congress and seminar opportunities, the region offers a wide variety of incentives. Whether you’re an adrenaline junkie or a culture lover, you’re sure to have a great time in the monastery village! The MICE team at Engelberg-Titlis Tourism will organise every aspect of your event, for groups ranging from 10 to 1,000 people. The rent-a-village concept even allows you to hire the entire village or a mountain on an exclusive basis.

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Added value

One stop shop – MICE Engelberg

Our meeting & incentive team will send you a tailor-made programme proposal within just 24 hours and organise your entire event from start to finish. You will have a single contact person at all times.

Ski areas and shuttle service

Diverse range of slopes, guaranteed snow until well into spring and a breathtaking mountain landscape. Shuttle buses take guests to all cable car stations as well as to Engelberg railway station and the village centre.

Free activities

When you visit Titlis, the following activities are free and included in your ticket:

Glacier cave: This glacier cave forms the cold heart of TITLIS: the ice that forms the cave is up to 5,000 years old.
Titlis Cliff Walk: 3,041 metres above sea level, 500 metres off the ground, 150 heart-pounding steps. Europe’s highest and most spectacular suspension bridge awaits you.
Titlis glacier park: Snow tubing is the perfect sport for both the young and the young at heart.

Sustainability

Engelberg has an ongoing commitment to efficient energy use, climate protection, renewable energy and environmentally friendly travel.

Award

“Energy City” since 2011

Green Hospitality

Hotel Crystal is 100% CO2-free. There are solar panels on the roof, which on very sunny days almost completely cover the hotel’s energy needs. The photovoltaic plant at the Hotel Crystal generates around 10% of the hotel’s annual energy requirement. The remaining power is generated from hydroelectric technology. The hotel rooms and hot water are heated from the groundwater using a geothermal pump. You’ll find more examples here