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	20 November 2015 – 23 April 2016</p>
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	A charming Swiss Alpine village with its iconic Matterhorn, the most photographed mountain of the world, Zermatt is entirely pedestrian, so strolling around its idyllic cobblestone streets discovering traditional wooden hay barns, roofs with their wood fire chimneys, old churches and designer venues, will be wonderful .You will definitely be enjoying the lively après-ski music of the surrounding bars. Before that, even if you are a non-skier, you must absolutely take one of the many cable-cars up the slopes. It's only from the top that you get what is certainly the most awe-inspiring view of sky-high peaks and monumental glaciers in the Alps. Zermatt has Europe's highest trail at 3,880 meters and the snow just keeps accumulating</p>