Zermatt-Matterhorn Ski Paradise

Zermatt is in the German-speaking upper region of Canton Wallis (Valais), southwest Switzerland, close to the Italian border. The closest international airports are Geneva (GVA) which is a 2.5-hour drive & Zurich (ZRH) which takes a 3.5-hour drive.

The ski/ snowboarding season in Zermatt typically runs from late November to late April, thanks to its high-altitude location and advanced snowmaking capabilities.

The snow in Zermatt is real. Zermatt, being a high-altitude ski resort in the Swiss Alps, experiences natural snowfall during the winter months. Additionally, the ski resort is well-equipped with over 1000 snow cannons for artificial snow production, ensuring ideal conditions are maintained across the entire resort during the winter season.

You can get to Zermatt via train ride, taxi, or helicopter. Zermatt is car-free, so if you come by road you have to leave your car at one of the parking facilities in Täsch. From there, Zermatt is 12 minutes away by train. Or you can arrive in comfort by taxi.

From the Zurich and Geneva international airports, you can get to Zermatt in just a few hours by rail. After changing in Visp, you cover the last few miles on the world-famous GlacierExpress train – just lean back and enjoy the panorama of the Swiss Alps. Find out more

Zermatt is a car-free village. Transportation within the village is primarily by electric taxis, horse-drawn carriages, and on foot.

Accommodations in Zermatt are renowned for their exceptional quality. You’ll find hotels that combine elegance with charm, and tradition with warm hospitality. Additionally, there are chalets and holiday apartments that cater to your every need, ensuring a fulfilling stay.

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Although there are no childcare facilities and services directly on the mountain, parents can find conveniently situated babysitting and childcare agencies nearby to cater to their needs. You can refer to the directory for more information.