Bern Cathedral
The extraordinary beauty of the Bern Cathedral proudly flies over the medieval Old Town. A magnificent example of late Gothic, the cathedral is the largest church in Switzerland, and its spire has risen to an unprecedented 100 meters!
Bear Pit
With such a maniacal love for clubfoot, which the berets demonstrate to the whole world, it would be surprising if there were no live bears living in the city. And indeed, bears are present here not only in the form of statues and souvenirs, but also in the most vivid and direct embodiment.
Federal Palace in Bern
The seat of the Swiss government, the main building of Bern and at the same time a very beautiful architectural structure with a lot of interesting details of the facade and the richest interiors, the Federal Palace in Bern is perhaps the most hospitable parliament in Europe to tourists.
Clock Tower in Bern
A chiseled clock tower with a magnificent medieval astronomical clock is the hallmark of Bern and the most popular souvenir plot from the city. The Zittglogge, as the Swiss call the tower, bears the honorary title of one of the oldest clock towers in the country, its construction dates back to the beginning of the 13th century.
Einstein House Museum in Bern
The author of the theory of relativity and the actual founding father of modern physics, a modest employee of the patent office Albert Einstein lived for two years on Kramgasse Street in the Swiss capital. Bernese, of course, could not ignore this outstanding fact.
Regensdorf Castle Museum
Egensdorf was once a classic medieval castle, later turned into an elegant Baroque country residence. This happened in 1720, when the owner of the castle was Albrecht Frerich von Erlach. Since 1936, a museum of Bernese home decor has been opened in the castle.
Historical Museum in Bern
An extensive collection of artifacts from the Stone Age to the modern history of Switzerland, the Historical Museum of Bern is rightfully considered one of the best similar collections in Europe. Among the masterpieces of its exposition are Burgundy tapestries, church utensils of the 14th and 15th centuries.
Natural History Museum in Bern
The Museum of Natural History is one of the most interesting museums in the Swiss capital and the most important of the natural science museums in all of Switzerland. The museum receives about 100,000 visitors every year and closely cooperates in its research and educational programs with the University of Bern.
Museum of Fine Arts of Bern
The Art Museum of Bern or the Museum of Fine Arts is the oldest museum in Switzerland. The cornerstone of the State art collection was laid at the beginning of the 19th century, when several clay copies of antique sculptures were bought for the Higher Art School of Bern.
Museum of Communication in Bern
Among the Swiss museums, the Communication Museum in Bern easily stands out, dedicated to a variety of communication methods. An inquisitive visitor can get here comprehensive information about everything related to communications, starting from the very origins and ending with modern ways of transmitting messages.