The Museum of Communication unites the past, present and future under one roof. The history and development of communication and its technologies can be experienced on the museum’s three levels. And it’s all yours to touch, try out and play with!

The Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau mountains lie within easy reach of the capital city. With its various exhibitions, the Swiss Alpine Museum allows visitors to experience the wonder of the mountains up close and creates new ways to access them.

The iconic Zentrum Paul Klee was designed by the Italian star architect Renzo Piano and erected on the outskirts of the capital city in 2005. In addition to holding the most significant collection of Klee’s works in the world, the center offers diverse programs, recreational opportunities, an attractive event location and, above all, a lively cultural scene.

When a delicious smell fills the air above the green Emmental hills, you must be getting closer to the Kambly factory in Trubschachen. Gourmets big and small help out with the baking – and fill their tummies while doing so.

On the Witch’s Trail around Schwarzsee’s mountain lake, a fearsome dragon wakes from his lengthy sleep, and long-forgotten myths are brought back to life. The adventure trail leads along the shoreline through a magical landscape set against a picturesque mountain backdrop. Fascinated children, encounters with mythical creatures, an entertaining hike and fun and games are guaranteed!

Set in the midst of the Oberaargau region, the tranquil lake of Burgäschi and its surroundings are ideal for walking, swimming, barbecues and rowing. With its idyllic path along the shoreline, the prize-winning “Seeblick” restaurant, well-equipped swimming facilities and boat rentals, this moor lake in Aeschi offers something for everyone.

At the Emmentaler Show Dairy, where traditional craft meets the latest technology, an all-encompassing farm experience awaits visitors as they are introduced to what might be the world’s most famous cheese.

Imagine a green jungle in the midst of the imposing landscape of the Bernese Oberland. At the Frutigen Tropical Greenhouse, exotic plants, the onsite sturgeon fish farm, modern technology and a first-class restaurant combine to make a harmonious whole.

Literally a “sense-ible” activity for the entire family: at the Sensorium at Rüttihubelbad, it’s all about the senses. A great experience, even on rainy days.

Far more than just a chocolate museum – CHEZ Camille Bloch takes you on a journey of taste and discovery, with you at the helm.

In Huttwil, visitors can find out everything there is to know about wool and how it can be processed.

A museum bustling with life! Discover Switzerland in a day on foot or in a horse-drawn carriage. At the Ballenberg Open-Air Museum there are over 100 original, centuries-old Swiss houses and farms to see.

Enjoy moments of delight in the heart of Switzerland. Be invited to a unique journey and discover Switzerland at its best!

The toboggan run is approx. 1000 meters long, including the ascent.

Riding the rail bicycle is an athletic and entertaining expedition through the Sense valley.

Swing and climb among the treetops at the Gantrisch Rope Park. There’s so much to discover! A thrilling experience for the entire family awaits in the Längeney Forest.

The new and eco-friendly scooter offer in Gantrisch Nature Park is extraordinary, thanks to its length of over ten kilometres and a difference in altitude of a thousand metres.

The Naturhistorisches Museum Bern was officially founded in 1832. The museum has 5100 square metres of exhibition space and an international reputation founded initially on its historical dioramas.

The Creaviva is full of creativity: together with artist Paul Klee, visitors of all ages dive into the world of art and painting – and are encouraged to express themselves through their own artwork.

After the bus trip to Huttwil, it’s onto the Ahorn: climb on and off we go!

Illusoria-Land in Hettiswil (Bern) presents visitors with a fascinating exhibition of illusions and surprising discoveries.

“C'est le vent qui fait la musique.” Exhibition of historical musical instruments. See them for yourself – and even play them.

The Rose Garden is one of the most beautiful parks in Bern and offers an unrivaled view over the rooftops of the historic Old Town, the Münster (Minster) and the loop in the Aare river. Enchanting cherry blossoms in spring, around 250 types of blooming roses in summer, a riot of color in the fall, and the cozy fondue veranda at Restaurant Rosengarten during the winter months make a visit to the Rose Garden special no matter what the season.

In the federal capital, there is an incredibly varied fauna flying, hopping, crawling and swimming along: at Bern Animal Park, Dählhölzli, numerous domestic and exotic animals have found a home, while Bern Animal Park, BearPark is inhabited by brown bears “Finn”, “Björk” and “Ursina”.

Idyllic mountain oasis, fast-paced tobogganing paradise or legendary open-air festival site – Bern’s local mountain excites both young and old. Here are some recommendations for the ultimate Gurten experience.

All aboard the newest attraction on the Gurten: people who love combining fresh mountain air and great views with some excitement should try out the summer tobogganing run!

Swimming fans and recreational and amateur athletes will all find what they are looking for at the Burgdorf indoor pool.

You can also splash around in Grosshöchstetten. Its 20-meter swimming pool is heated to 29 degrees.