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| The popular panorama terrace stands on this spot today. The
"blood-stains" have long since been washed away, the
villains have long since risen from the dead and, between you and me, the revolving restaurant was never really blown up! The
exciting James Bond adventure film has made the Schilthorn famous
throughout the world. The coat of arms of Count Bloefeld, the
specially decorated James Bond Bar and the James Bond video in
the Touristorama will all remind you of the daring deeds of 007
on the Schilthorn summit.
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What links James Bond (Special Agent 007) to the Schilthorn?In 1967, the aerial cableway had reached the top of the Schilthorn and work had started on building the revolving restaurant when the infant Schilthornbahn Company ran out of funds. It was not easy to find people willing to invest their money in the crazy idea of building a revolving restaurant at 3000 m altitude. During winter 1967/8 the British film company planning the next 007 spectacular “On Her Majesty’s Secret Service”, sent out a location scout. The film, based on a novel by Ian Fleming, called for a mountain-top location accessible only by private cable-car. |
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Contessa Teresa de VicenzoPlayed by: Dianna RiggDescription: The daughter of an international crime boss, Tracy becomes the one woman James Bond has ever loved enough to marry. Their relationship starts out with Bond acting as her personal savior, not that she wants him to be. Eventually, with a little help from her father, Tracy and Bond fall in love and he proposes. In the shocking ending, Tracy is gunned down by Irma Bunt just hours after their wedding. Bond holds her body in his arms, cradling her and crying while telling the police office that they "have all the time in the world."
Bonds gravsten, såsom den visas i Ur dödlig synvinkel. For Your Eyes Only
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James BondPlayed by: George LazenbyDescription: George Lazenby, the one-time Bond, makes a valiant effort in perhaps the most dramatic film of the series. Underplaying the role at most times, Lazenby is also hurt by the fact that his voice is dubbed for half the film. However, he did have what it takes to be Bond and, given more opportunity, would have adapted to the role perfectly. |
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Ernst Stavro BlofeldPlayed by: Telly SavalasDescription: Blofeld returns in On Her Majesty's Secret Service, this time played by Telly Savalas of Kojak fame. Under the cover of Count de Bleauchamp, Blofeld has a plan to use innocent girls as "Angels of Death" by giving them deadly germs to bring to their respective countries. If the world does not heed to his ransom, he will begin the systematic extinction of all species on earth. Bond stops him, of course, but after breaking his neck on a bobsled, Blofeld gets his revenge and helps murder Tracy. |
After visiting almost every mountain summit in central Europe, he finally arrived in the Jungfrau Region and soon heard about the new aerial cableway to the Schilthorn. Once on the summit, facing the most spectacular Alpine view he had ever seen, he immediately realised that he’d found the perfect place. Just one week later, the film producers arrived in Mürren to visit the Schilthorn. They met Ernst Feuz and an agreement was reached within 24 hours!
The film-makers were to finish the building and
furnish it according to their film needs before turning it into
the revolving restaurant originally planned by the Schilthorn
Aerial Cableway Company. And all paid for from the film budget!
The film company was to have use of the aerial cableway for three
months and the Schilthorn summit was exclusively theirs for
filming. It seems hard to believe but no money ever changed
hands. It was a fair exchange and no-one involved has ever
regretted it!
“On Her Majesty’s Secret Service“ became a very
successful film, as much for the stunning scenery as the action.
The film gave the Schilthorn immense worldwide publicity, far
greater than would otherwise have been possible. Today’s
visitors still recognise the Schilthorn as the 007 film location
and are still fascinated by it. That’s why the Schilthorn is
known as the 007 mountain. Vodka martini anyone?.
 Revolving restaurant Piz Gloria (2970 m) The revolving restaurant offers 400 seats, arranged on two revolving solar-powered platforms. You can enjoy the panoramic view from every seat. The view extends from the Titlis, along the Bernese Alps to Mont Blanc and far across the Mittelland to the Black Forest. Discover more than 200 mountain peaks, innumerable glaciers and lakes, while enjoying our culinary delicacies!
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James Bond Frühstücksbuffet
James Bond Breakfast
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James Bond breakfast. James Bond breakfast at revolving restaurant Piz Gloria, available every day until 10.30 a.m.Breakfast including glass of champagne and orange juice, coffee, tea, chocolate or ovomaltine with soft and crusty rolls, fresh bread, crispbread, selection of jam, le parfait, cheese and scrambled eggs with ham Breakfast package James BondRoundtrip Stechelberg-Schilthorn including James Bond
breakfast at revolving restaurant Piz Gloria.Only valid for departures from Stechelberg between 07.10 -
08.40 h a.m.Half-fare card valid. |
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The revolving restaurant offers 400 seats, arranged on two revolving solar-powered platforms. You can enjoy the panoramic view from every seat. The view extends from the Titlis, along the Bernese Alps to Mont Blanc and far across the Mittelland to the Black Forest. Discover more than 200 mountain peaks, innumerable glaciers and lakes, while enjoying our culinary delicacies! The legendary "Martini, shaken not stirred" can be tasted at the James Bond Bar, while you can get special souvenirs, picture postcards and much more at the Souvenir-Shop. The Piz Gloria is the first revolving mountain restaurant in the world. Within a comfortable 55 minutes you complete a full circle by solar energy during which you can admire and delve into the wonderful mountain tops. The revolving restaurant makes the main difference to most other mountain excursions. Do you remember your last mountain excursion? You came up, immediately went out onto the panorama terrace - for 10 minutes - and then for an hour to the restaurant where most window seats were already occupied. You then spent most of the time at a table without a view. You see what I mean? Here on the Schilthorn we only have "First Class". Every one of the 400 seats guarantees you a unique panorama! |
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Martin DBS
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Austin Mini
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R 50
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251
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MkI
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Ford Taunus
17M
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[W115]
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600
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Silver
Shadow
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Silver
Wraith
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1300
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Volvo Amazon
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| The Schilthorn, the
longest aerial cableway in the Alps and the steep
snowy slopes provided the perfect location for
thrilling action scenes in the James Bond film
"On Her Majesty's Secret Service". An
incomparable setting, dramatic views of
snow-covered mountain peaks and a modern aerial
cableway gliding all the way to the mountain
summit, led United Artists to choose the
Schilthorn as a stage for their spectacular production. From October 1968 to April 1969, an
army of helpers transformed the Schilthorn summit
into the "Piz Gloria". A helicopter
landing area was constructed, which also doubled
as a curling rink in the film
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