How to Get to Zermatt: Your Swiss Alps Travel Guide @PeakRankings
How to Get to Zermatt: Your Swiss Alps Travel Guide  @PeakRankings
Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Access to @zermatt.matterhorn is by train only. The village is just under four hours from Geneva Airport, and the train drops you right in town, with most accommodations within walking distance or a short bus ride from the station.

If you’re traveling from Geneva, you’ll need to transfer trains in Visp, and the connection time can be tight. Be prepared to either make a quick platform change or wait around in Visp for the next train.

In contrast, there’s no direct train service to Cervinia or Val Thorens—you’ll need to take a bus or drive to reach either resort. The closest major airport to Cervinia is Milan, which is about 2.5 hours away by car or shuttle, or around 4 hours by public transportation.

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How to Get to Zermatt: Your Swiss Alps Travel Guide

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