Switzerland’s best-known resort brings together every Alpine cliché, from its views of the world’s most photogenic mountain, the Matterhorn, to its narrow streets lined with wonky, weathered chalets.
Ski year-round on the Theodul Glacier, Europe's highest summertime ski area, for runs with views across Switzerland, Italy, ...
On a warm summer day, Zermatt reveals some of the most breathtaking scenery in the Swiss Alps. The car free village, set ...
Zermatt is reopening for training sessions for top alpine skiers and can expect annual World Cup races in March from 2028, ...
Zermatt, a Swiss town at Matterhorn's base, offers Alpine charm, skiing, and car-free streets. With cultural attractions, diverse cuisine, and sustainability initiatives, it's a popular destination ...
The Matterhorn is the most recognizable mountain on earth - and Zermatt's calling card. The Gornergrat train is the town's most popular activity. My first ever trip to continental Europe was a hiking ...
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