Zermatt – Matterhorn's Iconic Ski Area

Zermatt is an icon among Europe's alpine destinations, famous for its car-free atmosphere and the distinctive Matterhorn silhouette dominating the horizon. The village is situated at an altitude of 1,620 meters and combines traditional Alpine architecture with exclusive comfort. Zermatt is one of the few places in the world with year-round glacier skiing via Matterhorn Glacier Paradise, where the slopes reach nearly 3,900 meters and offer views of over 30 four-thousand-meter peaks in Switzerland, Italy, and France. The interconnected ski area Zermatt–Cervinia provides access to more than 360 km of slopes with modern lifts and high snow reliability. When the skiing ends, the experience continues in mountain restaurants and gourmet kitchens – featuring both rustic Alpine chalets and Michelin-recognized establishments. With no car traffic, using electric vehicles and trains as the only means of transport, Zermatt maintains a tranquility and authenticity that make the destination equally appealing in summer and winter.