Winter magic on Mount Pilatus
Glistening snowy landscapes, clear mountain air and experiences that warm the heart and soul – discover our winter activities and make the cold season your adventure.
Escape the fog
Enjoy the sunny views above the clouds at 2132 metres above sea level on Pilatus Kulm. In winter, the panorama of the surrounding snow landscape is particularly appealing. To reach the quiet winter wonderland, our panorama-gondolas and the “Dragon ride” aerial cableway take you from Kriens/Lucerne to the summit in around 45 minutes.
Christmas magic on Mount Pilatus
The Christmas season on Mount Pilatus begins mid-November in the festively decorated Panorama Gallery. Christmas carols ring out, the scent of pine branches fills the air, and mulled wine or hot chocolate warms your hands inside the heated Panorama Gallery or outside with a view of the Swiss Alps. Many guests take the opportunity to travel up Mount Pilatus, enjoy the view and breathe in the fresh mountain air high above the sea of clouds. In the Pilatus-Kulm restaurant, you can try traditional Swiss Christmas cookies or enjoy a festive Christmas menu – whether for lunch with a view or during an overnight stay in the Pilatus-Kulm summit hotels.
Discover the magic of Christmas on Mount Pilatus!
Summit dreams
Experience pure winter magic with a unique mountain overnight stay at 2132 meters on Pilatus Kulm. Stay at Hotel Bellevue*** or the historic Hotel Pilatus-Kulm**** and enjoy breathtaking Alpine panoramas.
For a truly unforgettable stay, book the Summit Dreams Package a cozy overnight at the summit, a 4-course dinner in the elegant Queen Victoria Hall, and after sunrise, a hearty breakfast buffet.
Christmas treat for companies
Surprise your team with a special time-out above the clouds: an atmospheric Christmas dinner on Lucerne's local mountain.
Discover the mystical side of the mountain
For centuries, tales have been told of mighty dragons with magical healing powers living in the mountain's caves. Follow the stories, feel the myth, and see why Pilatus has inspired awe and wonder for generations.
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