Obere Matten Playground

Obere Matten Playground is more than a simple park—it’s a family-friendly green space where play and relaxation meet in the open air. Designed to feel spacious and easy to navigate, it offers room to move, pause, and recharge, making it a convenient stop when planning a day out in Zermatt.

Visitors appreciate the play-focused areas paired with calmer spots for a breather. Whether you’re traveling with kids or just looking for a short outdoor break between activities, the experience stays simple and pleasant: fresh air, an open setting, and enough space for everyone to settle in comfortably.

You’ll find it at Obere Mattenstrasse 40, Zermatt, Switzerland. Reaching the playground is straightforward—follow Obere Mattenstrasse to the park area, where access points are right along the street and clearly part of the public green zone. For broader guidance on getting around Zermatt, refer to the city information further down the page.

Zermatt, the legendary alpine destination beneath the Matterhorn, is not only a synonym for top-class skiing and hiking, but also a natural stage for concerts, sporting events and exclusive gatherings in an intimate yet lively atmosphere. The village stands out for its high level of service, orderliness and a strong sense of safety, making your stay comfortable and relaxed. On top of that, accommodation ranges from luxury hotels and chalets to practical apartments, while the culinary scene blends Swiss tradition with modern cuisine.

A major advantage is the infrastructure: Zermatt is a car-free village, so everything feels straightforward and free of traffic stress. The most common arrival is by rail to Bahnhof Zermatt (Bahnhofplatz), with connections via Visp/Brig, and if you come by car, parking is organized in Täsch, from where the Zermatt Shuttle train runs (the ride is short and takes you straight into the center). Getting around is usually easiest on foot, and when you want quick links to key points you can use the free E-bus on the Ski-Bus and Winkelmatten routes, as well as e-taxi services. If you fly in, the typical combination is a flight to Zurich Airport, Geneva Airport or EuroAirport Basel Mulhouse Freiburg and then a train connection into the valley and onward to Zermatt.

Take the opportunity to explore the village’s charm before or after your event: stroll along Bahnhofstrasse, step into the historic Hinterdorf quarter, and pause at Kirchplatz for that classic alpine feel. A walk by the Vispa river is perfect for a short reset, and for unforgettable panoramas there’s the Gornergrat Bahn and the ascent toward Sunnegga, ideal for photos and a true mountain “wow” view. This way, Zermatt becomes more than a ticket destination—it turns into a complete experience.