Places to visit in Zermatt

Zermatt is synonymous to mountaineering or climbing and Matterhorn. Each year thousands of tourists come to visit this place. This cemetery commemorates the mountaineers whose lives were lost in the path. This beautifully adorned cemetery is the perfect way to respect the dead and to pay tribute to them. Located in the St. Peter’s Anglican Church, this cemetery is beautifully adorned with flowers.

15 meters below the surface is this beautiful sparkling palace. Here you can also find ice sculptors and artworks. You will not believe the splendour of this until you take a look for yourself.

In one of Zermatt’s oldest part you will find a few wooden houses. These old houses date backs to the 16th and 17th century. These wooden houses are located in the Hinterdorfstrasse.

Zermatt is the best family destination. It earned the “Families Welcome” approval. Kids are sure to enjoy their stay here. There are Wolli’s Park is the perfect place to teach your kids skiing. You can also visit the Ski School for Children to impart knowledge about skiing to the young tourist. Bring your child to Triftbachhalle for a indoor mountain climbing experience. Sport- und Freizeitarena charts out very many sports including ice hockey. Wolli the black nosed ship will take your child on a ride and even teach them to make Easter goodies. There are different games at the Wolli Adventure Park. The Furi Adventure World anothersuch park which provides a lot of activities for the children.

Home to different religions, Zermatt is predominantly populated by Roman Catholics. Religious places of Buddhists, Muslims, Christians, etc can easily be found. Off downtown Zermatt is the Saint Peter’s Church. Is one of the important places in Zermatt. Then there is the St. Mauritius Church.