Visit this rectory and its museum and discover how Albert Bitzius and his family lived...

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

The Käfigturm (Prison Tower), where prisoners once awaited trial, now promotes contemporary topics such as politics, the media, society, and an active, living democracy.

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

The Kunsthaus is located in the historic "Choufhüsi" building.

The association Musica Classica unites three musical formations: the concert choir Canto Classico (founded in 2006), the professional Orchestra Classica (2009) and the professional vocal ensemble Novocanto (2016).

The ten permanent exhibitions at the Bern Historical Museum are devoted to the topics of history, archeology and ethnography. The integrated Einstein Museum presents the life of the Nobel-prizewinning physicist, whose relativity theory revolutionized the way we understand space and time. The museum’s modern addition measuring 1,200 m² houses exciting rotating exhibitions on a variety of subjects.

Albert Einstein lived in Bern from 1903 to 1905 and developed his Theory of Relativity here. The Einstein House gives visitors a chance to see where the great physicist completely revolutionized our understanding of space and time.

In the heart of Bern’s Old Town, the Kornhaus, a former granary, invites you on a journey of wonder, enjoyment, discovery, and indulgence. This architectural gem from the 18th century is home to two restaurants, a library and the Forum for Media and Design.

The professional Big Band Swiss Jazz Orchestra offers in Bern a concert season that is unique in all of Europe – "Monday Big Band Jazz Nights" in the famous Bierhübeli concert venue.

The Dampfzentrale, directly located at the Aare, is a contemporary center for dance, music and club culture with local, national and international flair.