Matterhorn Museum - Zermatlantis

2025 Edition: Experience the best of Zermatt with our 5-day itinerary, designed for travel from May - October. Explore the majestic Matterhorn and Swiss Alps with exhilarating activities like hiking and cable car rides. And, at night, relax in one of Zermatt's amazing accommodations and indulge in the finest local cuisine – at handpicked restaurants and hotels that we have personally experienced and loved. With our detailed guide, you won't miss a thing. Book now for an unforgettable adventure in Zermatt. Not staying for 5 days? Not a problem. Each of the days in this itinerary functions perfectly as a standalone, simply choose which of the days you're most interested in. P.S. We even have a bonus day included for those of you who want to take the Glacier Express.

Nestled in the heart of the Swiss Alps, Zermatt stands as a testament to the breathtaking beauty that Switzerland is renowned for. For any adventurer, Switzerland is a must visit and Zermatt is one my personal favorite places in Switzerland. This charming mountain village, surrounded by snow-capped peaks and the iconic Matterhorn towering majestically above, offers a captivating blend of natural wonders, alpine adventures, and unparalleled hospitality. 🏔️ This guide has a variety of luxury (come on it's Switzerland) and budget-friendly recommendations. As a beginner skier, my main goal was to have the ultimate Après experience. This guide includes: 🚂Train recommendations into Zermatt 🎿Ski Rental & Pass Recommendations 📍Where the locals go for Après 🍴A variety of dining experiences 🥾Non-Ski Activities

This covers my 1 week itinerary in Switzerland. The journey is spent to discover the sights of Switzerland, covering various scenic panoramic train routes, towns, mountains such as the Matterhorn, Eiger mountain, Jungfrau mountain. In this paid itinerary, I will share with you: - images from my own trip of this itinerary - costing guide - tips and trips - transportation hacks - recommended food places and dishes to try - where to sit in the trains