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Piz Gloria
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Piz Gloria is the world's first revolving restaurant, perched atop the Schilthorn at 2,970 meters. It gained worldwide fame as the lair of villain Ernst Stavro Blofeld in the 1969 James Bond film 'On Her Majesty's Secret Service.' The restaurant completes a full rotation every hour, offering diners a constantly changing panorama of the surrounding Alps, including the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau. The interior retains a 1960s Bond-era charm, with a James Bond-themed exhibition called 'James Bond World' located on the lower floor, featuring film props, interactive displays, and a short movie. The restaurant serves Swiss and international cuisine, with a focus on local specialties. The experience is a unique blend of culinary delight and cinematic history, making it a must-visit for Bond fans and anyone seeking a memorable meal with a view. The journey to Piz Gloria via the Schilthorn cable car adds to the adventure, with stunning vistas at every stage.
Don't miss
- Revolving dining experience with 360-degree Alpine views
- James Bond World exhibition with film memorabilia and interactive displays
- Viewing platform on the roof for unobstructed panoramas
- Sunset dinner for a romantic experience
- Bond-themed souvenirs and photo opportunities
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