Bern and Jura Culture and Sights

Everywhere you go you will encounter beautiful fountains and attractive squares. The medieval Old Town, which is enclosed on three sides in a loop of the Aar, has been declared a UNESCO world heritage ...

This museum is a centre for different art forms that transcend genres. The painter and graphic artist Paul Klee (1879 to 1940), who was born in Bern, was given his own museum in the summer of 2005. The...

Take the "Marzilibähnli" down to the popular baths by the river. From the terrace in front of the parliament building the "Marzilibähnli" runs down to the bathing facility by the river - the beautiful ...

A medieval town center that has kept its original character and style. Founded in the 12th century on a hill site surrounded by the Aare river, Berne developed over the centuries in line with a an excep...

Experience the atmosphere of the Swiss mountains in the Alpine Museum. The perfect climb into the imposing world of the Swiss Alps. Among the highlights are 27 topographic models. Play knows no limits ...

You cannot visit the rooms in this elongate building (1902) when parliament is in session. From spring to autumn, a very popular water feature can be found on the square in front of the parliament bui...

The Museum of History explains the long history of the capital. The most important items on display include paintings, sculptures, jewelry, cutlery, documents and tapestries.

The Kunsthalle is without doubt one of the best-known forums for contemporary art in Switzerland. The range is varied. Paintings and fittings form the core.

The stamp collection, with approx. 500,000 exhibits, is one of the biggest in the world. Visitors can also see behind the scenes of the post and telecommunications office.