Zermatt
Zermatt lies at the end of the 30 km long Nikolai Valley, at the foot of the Matterhorn. Almost a third of all the 4000-metre peaks in the Alps are grouped around this village. It is not only home to the highest ski area in the Alps, but also one of the best developed (Matterhorn Ski Paradise 360 km of pistes). There are also world-renowned hotels and restaurants as well as plenty of après-ski activities, for example in the "Hennu Stall" (phone: +41 27 9663510). Zermatt - a piece of Switzerland as it should be: high alpine, pristine, inviting.
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Dining in Zermatt - Mediterranean flair in Switzerland
Especially in summer, it is pleasantly warm in Zermatt in the evening and life takes place on the
the streets. That's why having dinner outdoors on the streets of Zermatt is a special highlight with an almost Mediterranean flair. You sit right on the street and can watch and marvel at the people passing by - from photographers from Japan to Matterhorn summiteers, every type of person is represented in Zermatt.
Zermatt nightlife - a mountain village becomes a party destination
In addition to a breathtaking mountain backdrop, Zermatt also has a vibrant and exciting nightlife scene to offer. Bars, clubs and discos of all kinds crowd the small mountain village and ensure a good atmosphere for visitors, turning day into night. The offer ranges from cozy lounges to rustic pubs and trendy clubs and bars and leaves nothing to be desired for party guests.
Zermatt sights - At the foot of the Matterhorn The mountain landscape with the world-famous Matterhorn is probably the most beautiful and most important attraction and sight in Zermatt and impresses every nature lover. But also the old chalets in the
Zermatt's historic town center, the Matterhorn Museum "Zermatlantis", the marmot fountain and the English church from 1871 are also worth seeing and interesting.
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