Pfarrkirche St. Mauritius

The tallest building in Zermatt is the Catholic Church at the end of Banhof Street. When you look down on the mountain train to Matt's peak, the first thing you see is the green spire of the church. Opposite the church is a small cemetery, buried the martyrs who died climbing Matter Peak; in the small square in front of the church, there is an Alpine trompe that is more than 3 meters long, which can also reflect the customs of Switzerland~

Zermatt's church is on Banhof Street. Although it is not very big, it is quite eye-catching. This main street sees the only church. It looks like the Swiss church has a lot of green tops.

The small town of Zermatt has a small Gothic church, but the bells ring in the Matterhorn valley. In front of the church, more than 400 people from all over the world, who failed to make the sprint to the top of Matterhorn, left their souls to Matterhorn.

Yesterday I bought the wrong ticket. The staff came over three times and said that it was very difficult for you to climb the snow-capped mountain with your big luggage and baby. I only understood it for the third time, and then refunded the ticket for me. Today I want to buy a bus ticket. The driver also repeatedly reminded you to use the mountaineering train ticket, and it was several times before I understood it. The landlord of the place to stay is not there. There are three Americans living here, but Americans don't say the country, they directly say the place name.

Take the Matterhorn train, the scenery is amazing, and you can enjoy the beautiful Alps made up of Matterhorn, alpine lakes and small churches! But the Catholic Church is just looking at the distance and seeing it for yourself. What is really picturesque?