Uri

Switzerland

A rural landscape with a dirt path, green fields, and mountains in the background.
A calm lake with mountains in the background and a clear blue sky.
A mountainous landscape with a lake and distant mountains.
A mountainous landscape with snow-capped peaks, a valley with greenery, and a lake.
A mountainous landscape with a green lake surrounded by dense forests and tall trees.

Popular cities in Uri

A frozen lake with snow-covered mountains in the background and two wooden cabins near the shore.
Andermatt
Known for Spas, Skiing and Small town
Quaint Andermatt awaits: its skiing, adventures, spas, and more!

Reasons to visit

  • Gemsstock Cable Car
  • Gütsch
  • Devil's Bridge
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A mountainous landscape with a lake and scattered houses.
Seelisberg
Known for Nature, Historical and Mountains
Seelisberg awaits: its natural setting, history, monuments, and more!
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A mountain landscape with snow patches and a clear blue sky.
Altdorf
Known for Friendly people, Skiing and Nature
Altdorf awaits: its skiing, natural setting, monuments, and more!
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A snow-capped mountain with a valley and houses at its base.
Gurtnellen
Known for Skiing, Mountains and Nature
Escape to Gurtnellen! Enjoy its skiing and mountain views.
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A lake surrounded by snow-capped mountains and a small town in the valley.
Attinghausen
Known for Skiing, Nature and Mountains
Experience Attinghausen: its skiing, natural setting, and more!
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A mountainous town with a winding road, historic buildings, and a church.
Wassen
Known for Mountains
Trip time! Discover the mountains in Wassen.
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Stay near popular Uri attractions

A snow-covered mountain range with ski slopes and a clear blue sky.

Gemsstock Cable Car

9.2/10 (35 reviews)
You can learn about the history of Andermatt with a visit to Gemsstock Cable Car. Discover the mountain views while you're in the area.
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