Matterhorn Museum Zermatttlantis
Where World’s powerful pictures and incredible stories
Under the village square, the museum makes a world of powerful pictures and incredible stories come alive with the staged archeological excavation “Zermatlantis”.
You stroll in subterranean rooms through authentic mountain huts and hear the wind roaring on the mountain: the museum of Zermatlantis in the heart of the village Zermatt lets tourists immerse themselves in the thrilling activities that took place on the Matterhorn. And it tells a lot about the world-famous mountain’s exciting and turbulent history, from its African origin to the dramatic first ascent to the present day.
Subsequently, it is obvious to all: Switzerland’s world-famous symbol is not only recognizable due to a prominent peak, but also because of the alpinists who constantly sought fresh obstacles around its flanks. During the 148 years which have passed since Edward Whimper first ascended the proud peak, numerous mountaineers have scaled the top.
The underground world of the Matterhorn Museum – Zermatlantis reveals the past of the village of Zermatt. With original houses, multimedia room and objects from the first ascent of the Matterhorn.
A visit to the museum is a must for every guest. On view is the development of Zermatt from a mountain farmer village to a world-renowned Alpine mountain destination. Attractively staged with original houses, recreated situations of the residents and former Alpine researchers. One can also experience what happened on the Matterhorn on 14 July 1865, the day of the first ascent. The story of triumph and death went around the world. The original torn rope from the first ascent bears witness to that event.
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Kirchpl., 3920 Zermatt, Switzerland
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