Ritten
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Ritten (German) or Renon (Italian) is a municipality in the center of Trentino-South Tyrol region, Italy, with an altitude between 250 m and 1.300 m. The about 7000 inhabitants are mainly of native German language. With 111.48 km² it is one of the largest municipalities of South Tyrol.
Ritten is connected with Bolzano with a provincial road and with a cableway from Oberbozen, the longest cableway of the world in one track, about 4 km long and 12 minutes to travel.
This cableway replaced in 1960 the previous rack railway, built in 1911. The railway is still in function on the mountain side between Maria Himmelfahrt and Klobenstein.
Near to Oberbozen and Lengstein are situated some groups of earth pyramids.
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Trentino-South Tyrol · Communes of South Tyrol
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