Be it at the theatre festival “auawirleben”, the “Repair Café”, or newly opened bars and restaurants: May in Bern is for dancing, repairing, eating, drinking, and spending time with others.
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Other restaurants and bars that recently (re)opened:
Pop-up restaurant Habibi, Breitenrain neighbourhood
Asian restaurant Lee House, Lorraine neighbourhood
Chinese restaurant Glückskeks, Lorraine neighbourhood
Café Fleuri, Botanical Garden
Rathaus Bar, lower part of the Old City
Pop-up wine bar Flora28, Monbijou neighbourhood
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There are plenty more spring events in Bern – take a look at our event calendar.
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