Explore Zermatt, Switzerland with these Activities


Discover 10 incredible adventures in Zermatt, Switzerland, home to the iconic Matterhorn. Ski, paraglide, and enjoy helicopter sightseeing in this stunning mountain village!

Experience paragliding with FLYZermatt.

Credit: KEVIN & AMANDA

FLYZermatt, Zermatt's largest paragliding company, offers the best aerial views of the Matterhorn and the village. A must-try activity for anyone aged 1 to 100! Book 3–4 days ahead, as weather changes quickly.

Visit Schwarzsee Lake


Ride Schwarzsee gondola to Schwartzsee Lake for cultural exploration and a delightful day trip. This "black lake," the climbers' endpoint after conquering the Matterhorn, holds a church with a unique story. Allegedly built by two lost passersby in the fog, they vowed to construct a chapel if saved!

Hike to Edelweiss Restaurant

Edelweiss, a charming restaurant, is a brief 45-minute hike from Zermatt. Ideal for a lunch break or espresso stop, it's also a great spot before embarking on a more extended day hike.

Experience a helicopter sightseeing tour


Prepare for a truly unforgettable experience! Take a helicopter tour over Zermatt for a bird's eye view of the Matterhorn and the Swiss Alps. While the pilot guides you through the traditional tour, the stunning surroundings alone make this a must-try adventure for your bucket list.

Take the Train to Gornergrat

In Zermatt, experience elevations! Ride Europe's highest open-air rack railway, the Gornergrat, reaching 3,089 meters. Stay at the continent's highest hotel and don't miss the observatory at night. Winter offers moonlight visits and a chance to explore an igloo village!

Take the Sunnegga Express


Experience the Matterhorn Glacier Paradise.

Ascend to the highest cable car station in Europe at Glacier Paradise, home to Matterhorn's "Ice Palace." Delight in a meal, unwind in the cinema lounge, and savor a jaw-dropping cool view.


Winter Sport

Skiers worldwide flock to Zermatt for the year-round 25 km descent from Matterhorn Glacier Paradise, the longest in Europe. The breathtaking Swiss Alps view is a bonus! Not a skier? Zermatt is an ideal place to discover the sport, or enjoy snowshoeing and sledding for plenty of fun.


Visit Gorner Gorge

Explore the adventure beneath the mountains at Gorner Gorge, with its beautiful blue waters, offering an incredible day hike. Be ready with 5 francs for the entrance fee.

Visit Matterhorn Museum

Explore the Matterhorn's unique history at the Matterhorn Museum. Discover intriguing tales about Zermatt and the Matterhorn, from the first successful ascent to video footage of helicopter rescue crews.


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