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The closest airports to Zermatt are Sion, Geneva, Zurich and Milan. From here, take the train to Tasch ( via Brig or Visp) and change to the cog railway. For a private transfer check out GVA Transfers or Ski-Lifts airport transfers. This is a more expensive option, but convenient if …
Zermatt is famous for its world-class accommodation. Ranging from boutique hotels, to airy chalets, to budget friendly youth hostels, there is something for every type of traveler. Expect to pay between $46 per night for a dorm room, to $800 per night for a five star hotel room for two.
Choosing to summit the Breithorn provides adventurers with plenty of flexibility, depending on their fitness. The starting point of the hike, Zermatt, is a gorgeous, car-free town full of history. From Zermatt and the Breithorn, you are surrounded by sky-scraping, magnificent alpine peaks.
Although there is an easy path available, all climbers should be relatively fit. The climb begins at a high altitude and involves ascending a minimum of 300 meters. It’s important to be prepared with the necessary gear, especially if you are not bringing a mountain guide. Crampons, weather-appropriate clothing, ropes, first aid kits, and an avalanche beacon will help keep you safe. Lastly, international travelers will need to present a valid visa in order to enter Switzerland.
Emergency contacts in Zermatt
- Police: 117
- Ambulance services: 144
- Fire Brigade: 118
- Avalanche report: 187
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