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The Process of Setting Pillars for the future Trebevic Cable Car continued

Published: November 6, 2017
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The process of setting pillars for the Trebevic cable car over Sarajevo was continued on Sunday morning.

The installation of pillars on the slopes of Trebevic Mountain was recorded with a camera as well. A total of 6 out of 10 pillars, which will make the main construction of the renewed symbol of Sarajevo and future large tourist attraction, were set up.

To recall, the first pillar of the Trebevic cable car was installed in the settlement of Bistrik in Sarajevo, and the opening of the cable car is expected in April next year.

The pillars are 20 meters high and one weighs a bit more than 13 tons.

The Trebevic cable car will be built on the old pre-war route, and it is planned to have 33 cabins in five Olympic colors (blue, green, red, yellow and black). The road from the starting station to Trebevic should last 8 minutes.

(Source: klix.ba)

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