Main Street of Zermatt- Flowers in Bloom in Summer
Theres a unique feel about Zermatt. In the middle of summer, you can see the snow-capped peaks and still walk down a street with flowers lining all the balconies
Blog: Zermatt, Switzerland - Home of the Matterhorn · by Crackly
Date: April 18th 2007
Most people have heard of the Matterhorn; the famous mountain in Switzerland. It is over 4,000 metres high and is well and truly part of the Swiss Alps. Zermatt is the perfect place to base yourself for your European Alps experience. Zermatt is almost always busy with tourists. In winter, it is a playground for skiing, snowboarding and for those who just like to see the town blanketed with bright ... read more
Date: April 18th 2007
Most people have heard of the Matterhorn; the famous mountain in Switzerland. It is over 4,000 metres high and is well and truly part of the Swiss Alps. Zermatt is the perfect place to base yourself for your European Alps experience. Zermatt is almost always busy with tourists. In winter, it is a playground for skiing, snowboarding and for those who just like to see the town blanketed with bright ... read more
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I have travelled to over 20 countries in Europe and fallen in love with so many places. I have found out some great tips and ideas and wanted to share them with others. Plus, its nice to relive all my experiences. I hope you enjoy my travel blogs and encourage you to comment. For the record, I live in Adelaide, Australia and if ever you come to Australia, please visit Adelaide and drop me a line. Cheers Crackly.... full info
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