Welcome Lykkers to the Matterhorn, an iconic Swiss peak that stands majestically on the border between Switzerland and Italy.

Its distinctive pyramid shape has made it one of the most photographed mountains in the world, attracting adventurers and nature lovers alike.

Top Attraction

1. Matterhorn Glacier Paradise

Why It's Special: The highest cable car station in Europe offers panoramic views of the Alps, snow sports year-round, and a visit to the Glacier Palace, an ice cave with stunning sculptures.

Ticket Prices: Round-trip from Zermatt starts at CHF 91.

Opening Hours: 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM daily.

Where to Stay

1. Hotel Alpenrose

Charming alpine hotel with views of the Matterhorn

Price: 300$

2. Zermatt Youth Hostel

Affordable and cozy option with easy access to trails

Price: 150$

Information

Getting There:

By Train: Take the Glacier Express or other Swiss trains to Zermatt.

By Car: Zermatt is car-free. Park in Täsch and take a shuttle train to Zermatt.

Best Time to Visit:

Summer (June-August): Ideal for hiking and climbing.

Winter (December-March): Perfect for skiing and snowboarding.

Language: German is the main language, but English is commonly spoken in tourist areas.

Currency: Swiss Franc (CHF).

Conclusion

A visit to the Matterhorn is a journey into the heart of the Swiss Alps, where natural beauty and adventure await at every turn. Whether you're hiking, skiing, or simply soaking in the views, the Matterhorn offers an unforgettable experience.

Zermatt, Switzerland: The Matterhorn and the Swiss Alps

Video by Rick Steves' Europe