Matterhorn
Matterhorn
Matterhorn

Matterhorn Tours and Tickets

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Nicknamed the “Mountain of Mountains,” the Matterhorn is one of the highest peaks in Europe, reaching a mighty 14,692 feet (4,478 meters). Known for its jagged triangular shape, it’s one of Switzerland’s most famous peaks—not only for its views, but also for its appearance in the logo for Toblerone, the iconic Swiss chocolate brand.

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Q:What is the best way to see the Matterhorn?
A:The best way to see the Matterhorn is to travel to Zermatt, the small ski resort town below the mountain. From Zermatt, you can enjoy views up to the Matterhorn and also take the Gornergrat cog railway up to the panoramic viewpoint at the summit of the Gornergrat.
Q:How much does it cost to go to the Matterhorn in Switzerland?
A:The cost of going to the Matterhorn in Switzerland depends on the viewpoints visited and the season, as well as your use of the many reduction cards/passes that can provide deep discounts. Return tickets for adults bought online through the official website range from CHF$64 to CHF$101.
Q:Is Matterhorn in Switzerland worth visiting?
A:Yes, visiting the Matterhorn in Switzerland is worth doing if you enjoy mountain scenery, mountain climbing, ski resorts, and cog railways. There are multiple options for experiencing the Matterhorn and its surrounding Alpine areas, from relaxing in Zermatt to being whisked up mountain tops for views of the Swiss icon.
Q:How long do you need at Matterhorn?
A:While it depends on what you plan on doing in the mountains, most visitors find that a few hours is enough time to see the Matterhorn. This includes the travel time on the Gornergrat cog railway, 3S Cable Car, or Rothorn cable car for a return trip to their respective viewpoints.
Q:Is the Matterhorn cable car included in the Swiss Travel Pass?
A:No, the Matterhorn cable cars are not free with the Swiss Travel Pass. Instead, the pass provides a 50 percent discount on the Gornergrat cog railway, 3S Cable Car, and Rothorn cable car. The Swiss Travel Pass does include free train travel to Zermatt from Montreux and St. Moritz.
Q:Can you do the Matterhorn without a guide?
A:No. You should not attempt to climb the Matterhorn without a guide. Finding the route is very challenging without intimate knowledge of the mountain. The climb requires considerable physical fitness and experience climbing mountains with crampons and handling technical ascents.