Wuppertal Suspension Railway
CountryGermany
Year Opened1901
Length13.3 km
RouteWuppertal
About Wuppertal Suspension Railway
The oldest electric suspension railway in the world. Runs 12 m above the Wupper River. Carries 82,000 passengers daily. A baby elephant named Tuffi once fell from it into the river and survived.
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