01. Hundred Dragons Sky Stairs in Zhangjiajie, China
Zhangjiajie's Hundred Dragon Sky Staircase is the world's tallest known outdoor elevator, erected in the picturesque Wulingyuan Scenic Area. The construction of this elevator overcame numerous engineering challenges and it has a breathtaking vertical drop of 335 meters. In 2015, the elevator was selected for the Guinness Book of World Records as the “tallest outdoor elevator”.
02. AquaDom Fishbowl Elevator, Berlin, Germany
The AquaDom fish tank in Berlin is a huge cylindrical aquarium with a transparent cylindrical elevator at its center. When you ride the elevator, you can enjoy the unique experience of being surrounded by millions of liters of water and hundreds of species of marine life, AquaDom is not only a place to see fish, but also a major tourist attraction in Berlin.
03. Falkirk Wheel Lift, UK
The Falkirk Wheel is an important project in Scotland, connecting three major bodies of water - the Forth, the Clyde and the Union Canal. The Falkirk Wheel Lift is part of a system of wheeled locks that allow boats to transfer safely between these rivers, thus providing a continuous waterway through the heart of Scotland. As you can see in the picture, this “elevator” is not simply a manned elevator, but is able to transfer traffic (boats) between platforms at different heights.
04 Sweden Ericsson spherical stadium Skyview elevator
Ericsson spherical stadium Skyview elevator known for its unique design, it uses two spherical chamber, can run in the 100-meter tower, will send visitors to the highest point of the stadium. From this height, visitors have a view of the entire city of Stockholm.
05. Observation Elevator Harmetz Schwande, Switzerland
Europe's tallest outdoor elevator, the Hametzschwander Observation Elevator, is located on Mount Pilatus on the shores of Lake Lucerne in Switzerland. The 153-meter-high elevator, manufactured and operated by the Schindler Group, takes less than a minute to reach the top of the mountain, providing visitors with a fast and spectacular sightseeing experience.
06. St. Louis Arch Elevator, Missouri, USA
The St. Louis Arch Elevator has a unique design that features an egg-shaped chamber and can take visitors to the top of the Arch in less than four minutes. The Arch Elevator is not only a means of transportation, but also a way to enjoy the St. Louis skyline and views of the Mississippi River.
07. São Justa Elevator, Lisbon, Portugal
Built in 1901, the São Justa Elevator is a landmark in Lisbon. This neo-Gothic style elevator connects two neighborhoods in Lisbon with different heights and is still in operation today for the convenience of citizens and tourists.
08. La Hilda Elevator, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
The La Hilda Elevator is probably one of the busiest elevators in the world, with around 900,000 tourists taking it up Mount Jesus every month. Although each trip takes only 30 seconds, it costs only 2 cents per person, making it an affordable travel experience.
09. Mercedes-Benz Museum Elevator, Stuttgart, Germany
The pill-shaped elevator at the Mercedes-Benz Museum is a striking piece of modern design. The elevator is not only a highlight of the museum, but also symbolizes the future trends and innovative spirit of the automobile industry.
10. Asansol Elevator, Izmir, Turkey
The Asansol Elevator is located in a historic building in Izmir, and in addition to transporting tourists and goods, it also serves a famous restaurant on top of the building. The elevator itself is an attraction for tourists and reflects the rich history and culture of Izmir.
Each elevator has its own unique story and technical features; they are not just mechanical devices, but products of human ingenuity and creativity. We hope this introduction will give you a better understanding of these world-class elevators, and perhaps one day you will experience a few of them for yourself. Whether it's out of admiration for the technology or the pursuit of beauty, these elevators are worth a look. |
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