After two years - Salève cable car reopens in the summer

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After two years of renovation – the Salève Cable Car will up and running by the summer. It was originally due to be open in the spring – but the date has slipped.

Managers blame supply chain issues and the winter weather. 

The new station will have a completely new restaurant which will seat 100, a new seminar room, a café, and a rooftop terrace. 

If the mountain isn’t high enough – a new 20 meter climbing wall is being built. 

The cost of the renovation is set at CHF 12m

 

 

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