The skiing and hiking hub of Switzerland is just a divine little bundle of mountain gorgeousness. Think of the most amazing alpine village scene and we can pretty much guarantee it won’t be this beautiful. There are a few things which make Zermatt a priceless gem: it’s utterly picturesque setting deep within a valley on the base of the majestic Matterhorn, its surreal town centre which is completely car-free, the historic part which still boast abandoned old chalets used over 100 years ago by some of the world’s most prominent mountaineers and the buzzy atmosphere gifted by its infinite popularity. If you’re after a truly unique getaway, whether in summer or winter, do yourself a favour and get here! Book your gorgeous chalet or apartment in the centre of Zermatt and let us guide you through its most unforgettable historic attractions. Historic Town Centre No matter where your holiday rental home is situated, you’ll never be more than a few minutes’ walk to Zermatt’s town centre and its main shopping, dining and strolling street. Brimming with sporting goods stores, fun souvenir shops, cafes, restaurants and quite possibly the prettiest McDonalds you’ll ever see, the main drag is a feast for the eyes ...

The outrageously picturesque village of Zermatt is one of Europe’s most popular skiing destinations, and there’s no guessing what everyone comes here to see...the Matterhorn of course! Not only is Zermatt the closest hub to the Matterhorn, but the village is nestled deep within a valley and surrounded by some of the most divinely striking peaks in Switzerland and Italy. Renowned for having the longest skiing season in Europe, which is actually year-round, Zermatt is the ideal holiday destination for anyone who enjoys the great outdoors in prime surroundings. Zermatt is small, compact and is home to three times more visitors than residents anytime of the year; the superlative hiking also attracting tourists who might shy away from snow-covered peaks in winter. Yet given that the whole town is car-free (electric being the only exception) a visit to Zermatt is unlike anything you’re ever likely to experience. Walking through a perfectly modern village, yet hearing only birds, laughter and the chatter of people is insanely relaxing. Couple that with a river traversing through town and you’ve just discovered the picture-perfect Alpine town. All this, of course, comes at a price, and we don’t just mean financially speaking! Aside the exorbitant prices, comes an ...

[pinit]As far as picture-perfect mountain villages go, Zermatt in Switzerland is about as good as it gets. Even Heidi would be singing the praises of this sublime town! Nestled in a deeply carved gorge, and surrounded by some of the highest peaks of the Alps, Zermatt is one of the world’s most revered mountain hiking destinations In Europe. Whilst the consummate skiing and rock-climbing opportunities this whole area offers are unsurpassed (not to mention exceptional dining and drinking), there is really only one sacrosanct event which single-handedly catapulted this once sleepy village, into one of the most venerated mountaineering destinations in Europe: the conquering of the Matterhorn. Book your holiday apartment in Zermatt Centre and be overawed by what is often referred to as the most challenging, and beautiful, mountain on earth. The famed Matterhorn has been luring audacious alpinists to Zermatt since the mid 1800s. Standing tall and proud on the Swiss-Italian border, and reaching a height of 4,478 metres, the Matterhorn had always been seen as an utterly unclimbable. Many expeditions had been made on all the nearby mounts (Zermatt centre is actually surrounded by 29 vertiginous summits), yet the Matterhorn had always remained a seemingly unobtainable dream. Many men ...