MalcesineMonte Baldo Cable Car
Top Station of Cable Car Leading from Malcesine To Monte Baldo in Italy
The cable car is the easiest way to enjoy the breathtaking panorama of Lake Garda. You will overcome a difference in altitude of more than 1600 m in about 10 minutes, to reach the top of Monte Baldo at 1760 m. From the summit you can see the entire Lake Garda, from Riva to Peschiera del Garda. The capacity is 600 people per hour, with cabins.
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The ascent to Monte Baldo with the cable car is very attractive thanks to the cabin of the second stretch which turns 360 degrees during the ride. The landscape seen from the cabin is just amazing. Useful informations: capacity, stations, timetables and ascent for disabled. The Malcesine Monte Baldo cable car consists of 3 different stations.
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The Malcesine - Monte Baldo cable car is one of the best known and most appreciated engineering works in the Lake Garda area.. At the basis of this complex transport system lies the desire to connect and enhance two important Garda tourist destinations: the beautiful Malcesine, where the majestic Scaligero castle stands, and the nearby Monte Baldo, a true natural paradise known as the 'Garden.
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When is Malcesine - Monte Baldo Cable Car Open. Usually, the cable car is accessible for about 10 months a year from the end of March to November, every day. It resumes from the Christmas period until the beginning of March. Being one of the most modern cable car systems in the world, it has to perform proper maintenance on the rotating cabins before Easter and at the end of the summer.
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Malcesine Cable Car is open ten months a year, and usually closes twice a year, before Easter and in November. Ascent from Malcesine from 8 am to 6 pm, rides every 30 mins; Ascent from San Michele from 8.15 am to 6.15 pm, rides every 30 mins; Descent from Monte Baldo from 8.15 am to 6.45 pm, rides every 30 mins
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Mount Baldo - the ascent by cable car or on foot begins in the centre of Malcesine. On the plateau it is best to allow about 2 hours for walking and eating. In the morning there is less chance of waiting in line for the lift (both ways). Car parks 1,2,3 are signposted around town. The minimum parking time should be taken from 4 hours or more!
Cable Car from Malcesine Up To the Summit of Monte Baldo in Italy
The Malcesine cable car is unique in the world: on the upper section the cabin slowly rotates offering a view of 360° and the sensation of flying… In winter the Monte Baldo slopes host a vibrant ski season of sport and entertainment against the backdrop of Lake Garda: a really unforgettable experience! Funivia Malcesine Monte Baldo
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The ground station is situated in via Navene Vecchia in Malcesine, the mid-station is in San Michele at 580 m of altitude and the Upper station is in Tratto Spino, on Mount Baldo a 1760 m of altitude.. The cable car starts operating at 8 a.m. from Malcesine and then there's a run any 30 minutes. The numbers of runs increases with the number of visitors.
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The best example is, for sure, the panoramic cable car Malcesine-Monte Baldo. It is unique in the whole world and the cabins revolve around themselves during the journey. In only 10 minutes, you will reach the top of Monte Baldo (almost 1,880 m of altitude) starting in Malcesine and enjoy the unique panorama and wonderful hikes. The cable car.
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The cable car system is divided into two sections: the first Malcesine-San Michele with 1512 m. in length, the second S. Michele-Monte Baldo is 2813 m. in length. The novelty of the new cable car is that the cabin of the second section rotates on itself thus offering passengers a 36-degree panorama. The total journey is done in 1 minutes, while.
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Via Navene Vecchia, 12 37018 Malcesine (VR) In just 30 minutes from the waters of the lake at an altitude of 1760 meters: a trip on the Malcesine cable car is an unmissable experience, suitable for adults and children and which promises breathtaking views. Its main feature is the rotation of its cabins which, from the second route to the peaks.
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Funivia Malcesine - Monte Baldo. Via Navene Vecchia, 12. 37018 - Malcesine (VR) Partita Iva 01468720238 - R.E.A. VR 252099. Email: [email protected]. Posta elettronica certificata: [email protected]. Tel. +39 045 7400206 - Fax +39 045 7401885. Responsabile della protezione dati personali.
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A sightseeing trip up Monte Baldo above Malcesine is a must. The cable car journey ascends the 5,774 ft in two stages, the second part has pods that revolve slowly affording fabulous views of Lake Garda and beyond. There are hiking, paragliding and mountain biking opportunities but just a walk is amazing with breathtaking views and loads of.
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These ticket prices are for the entire ride from Malcesine town to Monte Baldo. Regular ticket price: 20 Euros (€). Reduced ticket price: 15 Euros (€). Cumulative ticket prices: Malcesine Cable Car and Malcesine Castle. Regular ticket price is: 22 Euros (€). Reduced ticket price (senior citizens over 65): 17 Euros (€).
