馬特宏峯博物館評價

采爾馬特鎮比較小，這個博物館在差不多中間的位置，非常好找，離火車站也不遠。博物館免費参觀，但每周有休息時間，去之前要計劃好

采爾馬特鎮中心，博物館不是很大，不過很值得一去，瑞士通票已經含了門票了，差不多要逛個一兩個小時吧，裏面還有影片介紹一些歷史，比較有意思

What struck me most about visiting this exhibition hall were two of them, which gave a detailed account of the wonderful and tragic story of the first human ascent to Matterhorn Peak in 1865. Because Matterhong is called the Peak of Death, the last unconquered mountain in the Alps, where 500 climbers have lost their lives. The final battle was between the British and Italian climbing teams. The British climbing team won the final battle and reached the summit on July 13, 1865. But when they went down, the rope broke and three people fell dead. One of them, Lord Douglas, was in his 20s when he died and has yet to find a body, which is a source of alarm. The Queen of England has banned all climbing of Matterhorn. However, this ban not only does not stop the pursuit of adventurers, but also makes Matterhong a famous international tourist attraction.

Next to the church, the ground part is a polygonal glass building, a service desk. Taking the elevator down to the first and second floors of the underground is the exhibition area, which introduces the story of Mount Matterhong climbers and the local life scene.

The Alps Museum is located in Zemart. The overall shape of the Alps Museum is French style, three-storey building with a small area. It mainly shows the evolution of the Alps, the ancient fossils found on the mountains and the amazing experiences of the mountain climbing team.