If adventure calls, the Matterhorn Valley is the answer.

At the foot of the majestic Gran Becca – as the Matterhorn is known to the valley’s inhabitants – lies Breuil-Cervinia, one of the world’s most iconic Alpine resorts. Here you can enjoy the mountains in every season: in winter, thanks to the slopes linked to the Swiss ski area of Zermatt, which allow you to ski for kilometres across the border between Italy and Switzerland; and in summer on the Plateau Rosà glacier, where the snow never takes a break.

After a day on the slopes or on the trails, let yourself be swept away by the lively atmosphere of the village, with its hotels, mountain huts, restaurants and bars, where lunch at high altitude, an aperitif at sunset or dinner with a view of the Matterhorn become part of the experience.

A few kilometres further down the valley lies Valtournenche, the historic heart of the valley and home to the legendary Matterhorn Guides. It was from here that Jean-Antoine Carrel set off on his historic challenge against Edward Whymper to conquer the summit of the Matterhorn in 1865 – one of the most fascinating chapters in the history of mountaineering.

Continuing along the valley, you reach Antey-Saint-André, the ideal base for those who wish to experience the mountains at a more relaxed pace, without going above 1,000 metres in altitude, and in a perfect location for exploring the whole area.

For a family holiday, Torgnon and La Magdeleine offer sweeping views, walking trails, outdoor activities and an authentic atmosphere, ideal for young and old alike.

And then there’s Chamois, our Pearl of the Alps: the only municipality in Italy accessible exclusively by cable car. Here, time slows down, silence takes centre stage and every walk offers unforgettable views. Don’t miss the Grande Balconata del Cervino, a spectacular panoramic route linking Chamois and La Magdeleine, perfect for exploring on foot or by mountain bike.

Whether you’re dreaming of a week’s skiing, a trek at the foot of the Matterhorn, a family holiday or a relaxing weekend surrounded by nature and fine dining, the Matterhorn Valley is sure to offer you unforgettable experiences. Book your stay and discover one of the Alps’ most iconic landmarks.