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Workation in Zermatt: the essentials
There are no private cars in Zermatt, and the Matterhorn closes the view at the end of the valley. The village of about 5,800 sits at 1,620 metres at the top of the Mattertal and has lived from the mountains since the fatal first ascent of 1865. Lifts reach glacier skiing on the Klein Matterhorn through most of the year, and the Gornergrat cogwheel railway and high trails take over in summer. Access is by train from Visp or Täsch. Work happens from your flat or a café, and monthly rentals are rare and often go to seasonal staff. Milan Malpensa is the closest airport on the map at about 90 km, but the Alps lie in between, so Geneva and Zurich are the usual routes.
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Zermatt is a car-free ski resort without coworking. Hotel lounges and cafés with Wi-Fi are the alternative; internet is excellent and prices extremely high. Proper desks are only found down the valley in Visp or Brig.
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Three places a week as reels, a head-to-head every Wednesday, a data sheet every Saturday. Same numbers as on this page.



