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Tucked away in the breathtaking Swiss Alps, Zermatt is a village known worldwide for its skiing, climbing, and hiking opportunities. It's located in the southern canton of Valais, in Switzerland, almost on the Italian border. This idyllic car-free town is exceptional for its incredible views of the iconic Matterhorn peak, one of the tallest and most picturesque mountains in the Alps. Aside from outdoor adventures, Zermatt is also famously known for its rustic chalets, high-class restaurants, cozy cafes, and luxurious wellness hotels. During winter, the charming town transforms into a snow-clad paradise while summers bloom with enchanting alpine meadows. With its pristine environment and a myriad of adventurous and leisure activities, Zermatt exemplifies Switzerland's unique blend of natural beauty and sophisticated comfort.

Switzerland, located in the heart of Europe, is a small, landlocked country that is renowned for its unparalleled natural beauty, mountains, lakes and breathtaking landscapes. Known for its outstanding ski resorts like St. Moritz and Zermatt, it is a paradise for winter sports enthusiasts. Switzerland is also home to numerous picturesque towns and cities, including Geneva, Bern and Zurich, that brim with history and culture. Noteworthy for its high quality of life, precision clocks and watches, Swiss chocolates and cheeses, Switzerland's neutrality and diplomatic clout also make it an important center for international politics, with many worldwide organizations like the Red Cross headquartered in Geneva.

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When traveling to Switzerland, it is advised by the United States, Canadian, and Australian Government to exercise normal safety or security precautions. This implies being aware of your surroundings, keeping personal belongings secure, and following local laws and regulations. Most importantly, remain vigilant and prepared as conditions can change quickly.

A beautiful small village with the great Matterhorn view 😍 car free, walkable distance, fresh air, amazing view, plenty of food options, lots of things to do. I went there by train (thanks to Swiss well connected transportation) and walk most of the time in the village.

We stayed at the Capricorn Hotel with a fantastic view of the Matterhorn. Be sure to visit Matterhorn Glacier Paradise, which was amazing. The town also has a small open-air museum with log huts. We took the gondola to Furi, then followed the trail, stopping by Ricola's Herb Garden and eating at the Bergrestaurant Blatten.

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