StuartDutchman Says: Randa (1,406 metres above sea level) is the third-highest municipality in the Mattertal valley and is situated between Visp and Zermatt, which is about 9 km away. The extended Baroque church in Randa, built in 1717, is a real gem. The village of Randa has often been struck...
ealgisi Says: If you want to go in Täsch in order to take the train that will bring you to Zermatt, you can easily take a train from Randa to Täsch and then take the right train to Zermatt.The train is really confortable and clean, as well fast.
ealgisi Says: Winter can be really cold and you can expect temperatures low to -10 °C, so plan some warm clothes, a windstopper jacket and confortable shoes that will also keep you warm and dry.Something you shouldn't forget is some sun protection, you can easily get bourned from the...
The Randa Felssturz (rockslide) site
knerten Says: The 1991 rockslide is still a visible scar in the landscape.About 22 million m3 of rock fell from a cliff near the village of Randa on 18 April 1991. A second rockslide of about 7 million m3 followed on 9 May 1991. At present, a rock mass situated above the scarp is still...
ealgisi Says: If you are looking for useful information, such as what to visit, hotels, restaurants, etc... I really suggest to visit the official city website.http://www.randa.ch/tourismus/
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