The miracle of elevator world

Valparaiso, Chile, takes a cableway elevator with cable car function, and the seaside style is unobstructed. The world's most luxurious super cruise ship "oasis of the seas", the luxury elevator bar on the cruise ship, can move back and forth between three floors. Burj Dubai has 56 elevators, with a maximum speed of 17.4m per second, making it the fastest and longest elevator in the world. A 15-story house, with the toilet installed at the top of the elevator and transparent glass at the bottom. The Radisson Hotel Berlin, the world's largest cylindrical aquarium, has the trick of taking the internal elevator-there is an automatic elevator inside the aquarium with an internal diameter of 9 meters, which allows visitors to have a panoramic view of this huge "aquarium". In Tokyo, Japan, take the elevator in the fully automatic underground parking lot by bike. Wolfsburg, Germany, Volkswagen's three-dimensional garage. St. Louis Arch Overpass, USA. To climb the roof of 192m, visitors can either climb the steps of 1076 or take the oval elevator in groups of five, and then eight elevators are connected into a whole, which takes only 4 minutes to reach the roof. In Scotland, England, it is no exaggeration to call the huge building of Falcock Waterwheel a water elevator. As the world's first revolving boat suspension bridge, it was officially opened by the Queen of England on May 24th, 2002. Hammetschwand elevator in Switzerland, boarding the elevator can overlook the panoramic view of Lake Lucerne. Bailong ladder, Wulingyuan, Zhangjiajie, Hunan.