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Grand Hotel Zermatterhof gym
Zermatt
Vita Borni fitness: LIFE IS MOVEMENT – MOVEMENT IS LIFE.
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Grave of the Unknown Climber
Zermatt
The “Grave of the Unknown Climber” is located in the Mountaineers’ Cemetery. It reminds us of the more than 500 deaths, which have taken place on the Matterhorn since 1865. And of the missing and dead, who could not be found or completely removed after their fall.
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Grenzgipfel
Zermatt
Grenzgipfel means “Border summit”: this peak marks the highest point on the border between Switzerland and Italy. The mountain is part of the Monte Rosa massif.
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Grindjisee
Zermatt
The Grindjisee (2,324 m) is a lake of mysterious beauty. Its still surface mirrors the Matterhorn and a pair of larches. The area is heaven for alpine flower enthusiasts.
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Hamilton X Air Zermatt Store
Zermatt
| In our shop we offer competent and personal advice for tourist sightseeing flights and fan merchandise of Air Zermatt, and the newest collection of Hamilton watches. |
Hamlet of Blatten
Zermatt
Blatten was once a “Maiensäss”, a high settlement to which farmers moved for the summer, with lush pastures. Today, this hamlet located at 1,740 m, with its old wooden houses, fine restaurants and pretty chapel, is a popular excursion destination.
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Hamlet of Findeln
Zermatt
The hamlet of Findelen was once a “Maiensäss”, where many Zermatt families lived and worked during the summer months, growing grain and grazing cattle. Today, Findeln attracts numerous visitors in both summer and winter for its superb mountain cuisine.
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Hamlet of Furi
Zermatt
The hamlet of Furi (1,867 m) was once a “Maiensäss”, a high settlement where farming families lived for the summer. Today, Furi promises a whole world of family attractions, from the glacier garden to fun playgrounds.
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Hamlet of Herbrigg
Zermatt
Various small hamlets overlook Zermatt. In early centuries, they were used for farming and agriculture in summer. One such is the hamlet of Herbrigg, located up on the slopes south-west of Zermatt at an altitude of 1,754 m.
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Hamlet of Zmutt
Zermatt
For more than 500 years, the hamlet of Zmutt has stood on a small rise at an altitude of 1,936 m, among lush alpine pastures. The traditional wooden houses, closely huddled together, tell of a long history.
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Hamlet of Zum See
Zermatt
In earlier centuries, a mule trail led through the hamlet of Zum See, linking Switzerland and Italy via the Theodul Pass. The closely grouped buildings are authentic and represent hundreds of years of history.
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Haus Colmar mobile collection point
Zermatt
The mobile collection point accepts small quantities of any type of waste that is received at the collection point in Spiss, in line with the waste collection calendar.
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Haus Salzgeber
Zermatt
This is Zermatt’s oldest house. It was built in 1607, incorporating a stable for sheep as well as living quarters.
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Haus Taugwalder
Zermatt
The Haus Taugwalder on the Kirchplatz (church square) was home to two local guides – Peter Taugwalder, father and son – at the time they accompanied Edward Whymper on the first ascent of the Matterhorn.
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