One of the most iconic peaks in the world, the Matterhorn is a must-see for visitors to Zermatt. The surrounding area offers stunning alpine scenery and excellent opportunities for skiing, hiking, and mountaineering.

This cogwheel train takes visitors to one of the best viewpoints in the Swiss Alps, offering breathtaking views of the Matterhorn and the Gorner Glacier. It’s a scenic journey, perfect for nature lovers and photographers.

Also known as the "Little Matterhorn," this is the highest cable car station in Europe. Visitors can access the Glacier Palace, a stunning ice cave beneath the mountain, where they can admire ice sculptures and tunnels.

A charming mountain village, Zermatt is known for its car-free streets, traditional Alpine architecture, and vibrant atmosphere. Visitors can stroll along its streets, enjoy Swiss cuisine, or shop for local handicrafts.

This museum tells the story of Zermatt and its connection to the Matterhorn. Visitors can learn about the history of the mountain and the climbers who attempted to summit it, as well as the development of the village.

Known for its spectacular views of the Matterhorn, Sunnegga is a popular destination for skiing and hiking. In the summer, visitors can enjoy scenic walks and explore alpine meadows teeming with wildflowers.

A historic mountain pass connecting Switzerland and Italy, Theodul Pass is a great hiking route. It offers sweeping views of the Alps and serves as a reminder of the region’s historical significance as a trade route.

One of the largest glaciers in the Alps, Gorner Glacier is a striking natural wonder. Visitors can take guided tours to learn about glacial formations, explore the surrounding ice caves, and enjoy unparalleled alpine scenery.