Matterhorn from the Italian Side, Breuil-Cervinia

Monte Cervino, the Matterhorn, rises to 4,478 metres on the Italian-Swiss border, its pyramidal south face towering over the resort of Breuil-Cervinia at 2,050 metres.

Scenario: 7 November 2026 · 17:30 Europe/Rome

AI-generated artistic interpretation of Matterhorn from the Italian Side in Breuil-Cervinia under afternoon light — **Matterhorn from the Italian Side, Breuil-Cervinia**
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Monte Cervino, the Matterhorn, rises to 4,478 metres on the Italian-Swiss border, its pyramidal south face towering over the resort of Breuil-Cervinia at 2,050 metres. The Italian Lion ridge was first climbed in 1865, three days after the Swiss-side first ascent. A fresh retrieval for this spot on 7 November 2026 recorded 0.9 °C, mainly clear (WMO code 1), cloud cover 86%, wind 4.7 km/h.

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