Zermatt
Apres-Ski in Zermatt
Lively - that's Zermatt après-ski - and something for every taste in a picturesque town lined with rickety old chalets, and largely traffic-free except for electric carts and horse-drawn carriages.
Snowboat is decorated like a yacht, and the Pollux is very popular. There's Papa Caesar's and Vernissage, or, more traditional, the Hexenbar. There are piano bars everywhere and for night owls there's the Broken Bar Disco or the Loft Lounge Club.
Other activities? The Matterhorn Museum is fascinating. Try your hand (feet?) at snowshoeing, ice skating and curling. Take a winter walk. Go sledging at Gornergrat. Try tobogganing and clay pigeon shooting (not simultaneously!). Go in a helicopter or go heliskiing or skydiving.
That's enough to send you rushing to book at holiday to Zermatt, surely? Here at GetSkiing, we'd love to help you.
Gary's Little Gems in Zermatt
One of the most iconic views in the ski world, the Matterhorn dominates the skiing of Zermatt with its magnetic presence. The traffic-free and charming resort of Zermatt has to be on every skier's list of places to ski and enjoy at nights. As part of your ski pass, why not ski to Cervinia in Italy for a day? The standard of hotels and restarants in Zermatt has to be amongst the best in the world but with prices to match.
Accommodations in Zermatt
Resort Details
- Resort Altitude: 1620m
- Longest Run: 21 km
- Directions of Slopes: N, E, S, W
- Gondolas/Cable cars: 14
- Chairlifts: 9
- Drag Lifts: 13
- Snow Parks: 2 snowparks in Zermatt & Cervinia
- Good for Families
- Good for Non-skiers
- Lively Après Ski
- High Altitude
Location
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Zürich Airport
Geneva Cointrin International Airport
Calais Ferry Port