ZERMATT TRAVEL GUIDES

Travelling to Zermatt takes a little planning, especially because the village is car-free and the final part of the journey can vary depending on how you choose to arrive. Some guests prefer the scenery and simplicity of travelling by train. Others want the comfort of a private transfer, the speed of a helicopter connection, or the flexibility of driving as far as Täsch. In this guide, we compare the main ways to get to Zermatt, who each option suits best, and the practical d

Skiing can be a thrilling and liberating experience. However, for many people, it can also be intimidating, especially if they are new to...

Zermatt has plenty of memorable winter experiences, but spending time in a village built entirely from snow and ice is something completely different. Set high above the resort at more than 2,700 metres, Iglu-Dorf Zermatt combines ice art, mountain scenery, Swiss fondue, wellness facilities, seasonal activities, and overnight accommodation inside sleeping igloos. Guests can visit during the day for food and drinks or stay overnight for the full experience. The important thing

The Matterhorn shapes almost every first impression of Zermatt. At 4,478 metres, its steep ridges and pyramid form change with the light, weather, season, and viewing angle. A sunrise from the village feels different from seeing the mountain reflected in an alpine lake or standing beneath its north face at Schwarzsee. Finding the best views of the Matterhorn means matching the viewpoint to the day. Some guests want an easy excursion. Others want a reflection photograph, a clo

Don't make these mistakes when planning your Zermatt Holiday!

A Zermatt ski guide offers a unique experience beyond traditional ski lessons. Instead of structured instruction, a ski guide focuses on exploring the stunning alpine landscape while sharing insights into the region's history, culture, and wildlife. You can even venture across to the Italian side of the region, enjoying breathtaking views and returning before the lifts close. Hiring a ski guide is not just about skiing; it's about discovering hidden gems and creating unforget

Zermatt’s winter appeal reaches well beyond its pistes. A holiday can include skiing, a cog-railway journey, forest trails, mountain lunches, ice skating, local history, and a spa afternoon. The main task is choosing activities that fit the group, weather, energy levels, and available time. The best things to do in Zermatt in winter depend on the purpose of the trip. First-time skiers may need a gentle introduction, experienced guests may want a day across Switzerland and Ita

All you need to know about summer skiing in Zermatt!