The suspension railway is the worldwide famous landmark of Wuppertal. It is both an important means of transportation as well as a tourist attraction. Daily around 75.000 passengers use the suspension railway while it is gliding at heights of eight to twelve metres above the river Wupper.

The largest city of the Bergisch Three is also known for its museums. The Von der Heydt Museum is exhibiting a world-class art collection while the Museum of Early Industrialisation in the ‘Historical Centre’ focuses on industrial heritage.

More information: https://www.wuppertal.de/microsite/en/index.php

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