Discover the best attractions and experiences Zermatt has to offer
Zermatt sits amid iconic Alpine landscapes and landmarks that frame your mountain experience.
Iconic pyramidal peak visible from Zermatt, one of the Alps' most photographed mountains.
Historic cog railway climbing to a high-altitude summit with sweeping glacier views.
Cultural and natural history recounts of the region and its mountaineering heritage.
Interactive museum detailing Zermatt’s history, mountaineering culture, and the Matterhorn.
Exhibits on local traditions, Alpine life, and the development of the resort.
Historic churches and chapels that dot the valley and offer quiet reflections.
A historic parish church in Zermatt known for its traditional Alpine architecture.
A small local chapel showcasing mountain village religious heritage.
Stretches of protected landscapes and UNESCO-listed regions nearby that frame your alpine adventures.
A vast glacier and summit landscape that anchors the broader Western Swiss Alps.
High-altitude glacier region offering year-round views and terrain.
Walkable districts and viewpoints that shape the Zermatt experience.
Charming cluster of traditional chalets and narrow lanes surrounding the main square.
Family-friendly neighborhood around the sun-drenched Sunnegga funicular with great views.
Enjoy Zermatt without spending a dime on activities.
Wander the pedestrian-friendly village and soak in the alpine scenery.
A free, iconic moment as the peak lights up in the evening.
Swiss alpine cuisine and fondue traditions in cozy settings.
Classic Swiss fondue experience in a traditional Zermatt dining room.
Sample premium Swiss chocolates at a local chocolatier shop.
Vibrant après-ski spots and bars to unwind after the slopes.
Popular bar in the village with lively evenings and live music.
Trendy après-ski bar offering cocktails and scenic views of the Matterhorn.
Live music, cozy lounges, and alpine ambiance after dark.
Energetic late-night spot offering music and a friendly vibe.
Seasonal performances celebrating Alpine culture.
World-class winter sports and outdoor activities framed by the Matterhorn.
Extensive ski area spanning Zermatt and the surrounding peaks.
Guided or self-guided snowshoe treks through snowy trails.
Trail adventures beyond the main pistes to reveal hidden alpine beauty.
Hike past five alpine lakes with reflections of the Matterhorn.
Scenic gorge walk carved by glacial streams with dramatic rock faces.