Zermatt is the family and kids- friendly destination in the Alpine region. In the previous post, we have discussed top 5 activities that you can attempt in Zermatt with your family and kids. This post is a continuation, where we will discuss another top 5 activities that you can enjoy at the Zermatt.
Top 5 Activities to Enjoy in Zermatt with Your Kids
Following are the top 5 activities that will assure you a memorable family time in Zermatt.
- Wolli’s Park for Beginners: This is the ideal snowpark for budding skiers. This park is perfect for kids of all ages. The park is easily accessible from the Leisee Shuttle funicular. This ski area consists of three magic carpets, a skilift for beginners, as well as offers a range of attractions such as snow carousel, or characters course that promise extreme fun to kids.
- The Zermatt Marmot Trail: The trail is loved by kids and adults alike. There are several wooden sculptures followed by information panels that describe the life cycles of rodents. There are various points on the Sunnega Paradise, where visitors can enjoy watching marmots, and see sunny burrows dug by them. Also, your kids will love feeding these marmots out of their hands.
- Parish Church of St Mauritius: The first mention of this church dates back to the year 1285 AD. The church was rebuilt in 1587, and in 1913. Today, this church appeals with its brilliant stone structure, as well as spectacular baroque altars that add charm to it. This church is listed as a monument in the Swiss Inventory of Cultural Property of Regional Significance. You can take a small walk around the church and click pictures standing at the entrance steps with the Matterhorn in the background. You can also read information about the painting on the ceiling “Noah’s Ark” by Paolo Parente.
- St. Peters English Church: The Anglican church located behind the snowboard and ski school is an important part of the Zermatt history. This church was built by Christian devotees, who were from England. Hence, this church is also referred as the English church. The church was consecrated in 1870, and belongs to the “golden age of Alpinism”. Unlike other places of worship, this historical church hosts plaques in the memory of mountaineers who died while ascending the mountains of Zermatt. The mortal remains of Reverend Charles Hudson can be seen at the main altar.
- Chocolaterie Laderach: A trip to Zermatt is incomplete without a visit to this chocolate heaven. This chocolaterie is located at the heart of the Zermatt town, and offers many innovative flavors such as mousse, strawberry, lemon-yogurt, etc. Kids will definitely enjoy this trip. Also, you can experiment new combinations and flavors with your loved ones. In short, this is the place, where you can enjoy some good Swiss chocolates. You can pack some for your friends too.
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