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Zermatt Travel Guide - Page 1 Zermatt Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/zermatt page 1 Sep When To Freezing weather. Carry Heavy woollen. Zermatt Max: 1.4°C Min: -3.2°C Rain: 22.7mm Lying in the lap of the amazing Oct natural beauty of Switzerland, VISIT Freezing weather. Carry Heavy woollen. Zermatt is a small village bordering Max: -1.3°C Min: -5.7°C Rain: 11.4mm http://www.ixigo.com/weather-in-zermatt-lp-1137447 Italy. Secluded as it is, the place is Nov famous as the mountaineering and Freezing weather. Carry Heavy woollen. Jan Max: -6.1°C Min: -11.1°C Rain: 8.6mm ski resort of the Swiss Alps. Famous For : Nature / WildlifePlaces To Freezing weather. Carry Heavy woollen. VisitThings To DCity Max: -8.3°C Min: -13.2°C Rain: 5.4mm Dec Freezing weather. Carry Heavy woollen. Driven by the tourism industry, the small Feb Max: -7.9°C Min: -13.0°C Rain: 9.4mm municipality of Zermatt is every explorer's Freezing weather. Carry Heavy woollen. dream destination. It is located at the end of Max: -8.6°C Min: -14.1°C Rain: 3.8mm Mattertal that lies at the feet of Mar Switzerland's highest peaks. Explored by the What To Freezing weather. Carry Heavy woollen. British mountaineers for the first time in the Max: -7.4°C Min: -12.8°C Rain: 8.1mm 19th century, this place is now famed as a SEE hub for mountaineers and skiers. Not to Apr 5 Sights miss is the cable car to Furi, letting you Freezing weather. Carry Heavy woollen. http://www.ixigo.com/places-to-visit-see-in-zermatt-lp-1137447 enjoy the beauty of the enthralling valley. Max: -5.3°C Min: -10.9°C Rain: 14.6mm Interestingly, only one third of the May 1 Zermatt Alpin Center - Day population here actually belongs to the Tours Freezing weather. Carry Heavy woollen. village, while another third has moved from Max: -0.6°C Min: -6.1°C Rain: 24.7mm outside Switzerland. Half of the population is employed with the tourism industry in Jun some way or the other, so you can imagine Freezing weather. Carry Heavy woollen. the level of comfort that you are going to Max: 2.5°C Min: -3.2°C Rain: 18.9mm experience once you are here. Jul Very cold weather. Carry Heavy woollen. Max: 5.0°C Min: -0.6°C Rain: 20.5mm This Pdf and its contents are copyright © 2013,ixigo.com, all rights reserved. ixigo logo, the character and all other marks displayed herein are Aug registered and/or common law trademarks of ixigo.com and/or third parties. Very cold weather. Carry Heavy woollen. Max: 4.7°C Min: -0.4°C Rain: 22.5mm Zermatt Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/zermatt page 2 027 966 71 71 Bahnhofstrasse 58,Zermatt Klein Matterhorn, 3920 Zermatt, Riedstrasse 2,Zermatt Switzerland 2 Golf Club Matterhorn 2 Restaurant Chez Vrony 027 966 76 05 5 Rothorn Paradise Postfach 321,Zermatt 4 Restaurant Schaferstubli Where To 3 Matterhorn Glacier Paradise(Cable Car) Eat 5 Places http://www.ixigo.com/foods-in-of-zermatt-lp-1137447 1 The Omnia Findeln,Zermatt 0041 (0) 27 967 25 52 Romantik Hotel Julen,,Zermatt 3 Schaferstube 41 (0)27 966 76 00, Klein Matterhorn, 3920 Zermatt, Switzerland 5 Restaurant Ried 4 Matterhorn Glacier Riedweg,Zermatt Paradise(Observatory) +41(0)279674284 Auf dem Fels, Postfach 135,Zermatt Zermatt Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/zermatt page 3 Quick LOCATE http://www.ixigo.com/hotels-in-zermatt-lp-1137447 See A: Zermatt Alpin Center - Day Tours B: Golf Club Matterhorn C: Matterhorn Glacier Paradise(Cable Car) D: Matterhorn Glacier Paradise(Observatory) E: Rothorn Paradise Food F: The Omnia G: Restaurant Chez Vrony H: Schaferstube I: Restaurant Schaferstubli J: Restaurant Ried.
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