Zermatt: Aprés Ski in Zermatt
The mountain resort town of Zermatt is renowned for its skiing, climbing, and hiking. However, after a fun day on the slopes, Zermatt also offers a selection of attractions that give visitors a glimpse into the unique melting pot of cultures that defines the region.
Zermatlantis, The Matterhorn Museum
Visiting the Matterhorn Museum is a must for all guests in Zermatt. It shows Zermatt’s development from a village of mountain farmers to a world-famous alpine resort. The museum is a reconstructed mountain village consisting of 14 buildings, which tell the story of the first ascent to the summit of the Matterhorn. This is the perfect cultural experience for history buffs.
Zermatt Guided Village Tour
Delve further into the culture of this alpine town by taking a tour around the village. Learn insider information from knowledgeable local guides explaining what makes Zermatt unique. You will find out why the barns in Valais stand on wooden pegs with flagstones and how the people of Zermatt earned money before tourism became its primary industry. Zermatt has an incredible story, so take a tour of this historical winter wonderland.
Chalet Zermatt Peak
The premium vacation home Chalet Zermatt Peak offers tranquility, natural beauty, and brilliant aesthetics while just moments away from the resort village. Accommodating up to thirteen guests, the elegant chalet features five sumptuous bedrooms across six elegantly designed floors, including floor-to-ceiling windows and a stunning Matterhorn panorama. The luxury property includes an avant-garde open-concept great room, a cozy library, an expansive wellness area with a jacuzzi, Finish and Swedish saunas, and a cutting-edge gym. The magnificent outdoor terrace and jacuzzi are perfect for year-round relaxation, making Chalet Zermatt Peak an exceptional choice for luxury travelers.
Matterhorn Glacier Paradise
Visit Europe's highest cable car station and soak in the breathtaking views of the highest mountains in Italy, France, and Switzerland at Matterhorn Glacier Paradise. The ski area on the Theodul Glacier is open 365 days a year and is also the summit of the international ski area and the gateway to Europe’s largest summer ski area. Explore the highest natural glacier palace in the world and witness impressive statues sculpted from ice.
Bahnhofstrasse - City Center and Promenade
At Bahnhofstrasse, you can immerse yourself in Swiss culture while also shopping. Check out some fine Swiss watches and jewelry, or get a taste of Swiss cuisine at any of the quaint restaurants and cafés. The best possible ski equipment is also available in the city center, where you can learn valuable tips from knowledgeable local experts.
Chalet Elbrus is a luxury home rental in the heart of Zermatt, offering easy access to high-end fine dining, post-ski activities, and art galleries. The blend of modern chic design and genuine Alpine authenticity makes this chalet radiate both freshness and playfulness. It accommodates up to twelve guests, and it’s perfect for families, with four exceptional ensuite bedrooms and a whimsical children’s bunk room. Guests can indulge in the indoor hot tub, plunge pool, massage area, and sauna. At the same time, the gorgeous traditional balcony delivers breathtaking views of the village and Matterhorn, providing an ideal setting for serene relaxation.
As you prepare for a luxurious ski getaway in premier destinations such as Zermatt, ensuring your finest appearance and indulging in the most prestigious accommodations become essential facets of your journey. Rest assured that LVH will offer you the epitome of a home-away-from-home experience, replete with ski in-ski out facilities, ensuring that your ski vacation is nothing short of extraordinary. Furthermore, we are committed to curating a personalized itinerary with unique experiences that will elevate your vacation to unforgettable heights.