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Rigi
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Rigi (rē`gē), mountain, in the Alps, N central Switzerland, between the lakes of Lucerne, Zug, and Lauerz, rising to 5,908 ft (1,801 m) at the Kulm, the highest peak. Ascended by rack-and-pinion railways (built in the 1870s), it commands one of the most famous views in the world—a panorama of nearly 180 mi (290 km).
Rigi
a mountain in the Alps of N central Switzerland, between Lakes Lucerne, Zug, and Lauerz


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Byline: Sue Kelbrick OCCUPYING an idyllic setting, just outside the picturesque village of Tattenhall, in the heart of rural Cheshire, The Righi - named after a Swiss mountain - is an imposing Victorian residence which offers the ultimate in luxury living.
Moreover, you might take another street and go up from the end of viale Righi (the street is called via del Salviatino).
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