This crazy ‘Step into the Void’ installation is not for the faint of heart. Built on the uppermost terrace of Europe’s highest mountain peak, Aiguille du Midi, a glass cube offers the most ...

"Step into the Void" is a glass room built around a metal frame in mountains. Structure installed at Aiguille du Midi peak above Chamonix in French Alps. It can withstand winds of more than 220 kph.

Step Into The Void Glass Box Opens In Alps. ... A glass box perched on the edge of a French mountain nearly 4,000m (13,123ft) above sea level is to open to the public on Saturday.

A new attraction is set to open high up in the French Alps on Saturday that will give those with a head for heights a chance to 'step into the void'. These images and video give a glimpse of what ...

A French tourism company has suspended a glass cube with a see-through bottom from a peak in the Alps, offering a breathtaking view a kilometer down. 'Step into the Void' in the French Alps offers ...

Step into the Void glass exhibition opens letting viewers see the French Alps from 1,000 metres. ... A French tourism company is offering tourists the chance to stand suspended a glass cube with ...

In this photo taken on Tuesday, Dec. 17, 2013, Mathieu Dechavanne, head of the Compagnie du Mont Blanc which runs the new attraction, stands in a glass cage named 'Pas dans le Vide' (Step into the ...

The 'Step into the Void' installation at the Aiguille du Midi mountain peak above Chamonix, in the French Alps opens on Saturday. The Chamonix Skywalk is a five-sided glass structure installed on ...

Stepping into the void: A magical journey to the picturesque Swiss and French Alps If you fancy mountains and like looking at nature at its finest, you should definitely chalk a trip to the Alps ...

If you're scared of heights, look away now, as this new viewing platform in the French Alps will set your feet a-tingling. Tourists are now being given the chance to stand 1,000m in the air, suspended ...

"Step into the Void" is a glass room built around a metal frame in mountains. Structure installed at Aiguille du Midi peak above Chamonix in French Alps. It can withstand winds of more than 220 kph.

A glass box perched on the edge of a French mountain nearly 4,000m (13,123ft) above sea level is to open to the public on Saturday. 'Step into the Void' stands over a sheer drop of more than 1,000m ...