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The Call Of the Mountains!
11/03/2016
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At 1603 meters, Sněžka is the highest mountain on the border between Poland and the Czech Republic. The region is a popular holiday spot – and the main point of the Selesian Ridge. (11.01.2019)
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Mont Blanc rises 4,810 meters above sea level -- and that makes it the highest mountain in the Alps. A cable railway takes visitors to the 3,800 meter level -- where they can enjoy spectacular views. (29.10.2018)
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Austria's highest mountain, the Grossglockner, offers tourists a true nature experience. With the mountain’s peak lying at just under 3,800 meters it’s a distinctive landmark of the Alpine region. (09.01.2019)
Germany's highest mountain: the Zugspitze
Germany's highest mountain is the Zugspitze -- at just under 3,000 meters. They've put in a new cable railway there that offers panoramic views as it speeds visitors to the top. (09.01.2019)
The call of the mountains: The majestic Matterhorn
The Matterhorn in the Swiss Alps, with its distinctive shape, is universally recognizable. It has posed a challenge to generations of mountaineers, while skiers enjoy a spectacular view from its slopes. (08.01.2019)
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