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.

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.

The Botanical Garden thrills the hearts of plant lovers and is popular both among nature fans and those who simply want to unwind in a peaceful setting.

Colourful figures, skillfully crafted pillars and detailed decorations – those are the characteristics of Bern’s fountains. The medieval works of art were once important meeting points for locals and still form an essential part of Bern’s image.

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

Once part of an ingenious warning system, today the Hohwacht observation tower offers spectacular views of the Emmental valley’s picturesque rolling landscape. The climb is worth it!

Enjoy a boat trip along the Aare river, a tour on Lake Biel, or a Three Lakes cruise across Lakes Biel, Neuchâtel and Murten.

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.

The mountain destination of First is a popular starting point for outdoor activities of all types. Thanks to a versatile hiking network, a variety of trails and action-filled offers like the “First Cliff Walk” and the “First Flieger”, there is something to suit everyone.

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!

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

The trip to the “Top of Europe” is an unforgettable highlight. An impressive panoramic view of the Aletsch Glacier and Swiss Alps awaits you high up on the approx. 3,500-meter Jungfraujoch.

Discover the quick and beautiful route into Valais: the RegioExpress Lötschberger takes you from Bern to Brig via the traditional mountain line.

Idyllic hiking paths lead through the Emmental valley to magnificent views at the summit of the Napf. Whether you are interested in snowshoeing, cycling or even panning for gold, the Napf Region has something to suit everyone. All of the activities here have one thing in common: a view of gently rolling hills and a breathtaking Alpine panorama.

Discover this charming holiday destination amidst a fascinating world of flora and fauna – perfect for nature lovers, families, and sports enthusiasts alike!

The Abegg Foundation houses one of the world's most significant textile collections. It is a center for the study and preservation of historic fabrics.

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.

Set amidst today's village life, his hands-on museum gives visitors an up-close encounter with the 300-year-old history and development of the area.

Want to learn how a bell is created? The Berger bell foundry in Bärau lets you cast and decorate your very own bell.

The typical, historical Emmental settlement in the heart of the village of Trubschachen features a main farmhouse, an outbuilding (Stöckli) and a storehouse (Spycher).

The Museum Franz Gertsch exhibit encompasses nearly the complete works of Franz Gertsch from the period 1987 to 2004.

The history of the Emmental, its industries, handicrafts and significant people is displayed in the Chüechlihus, one of the region's oldest buildings.

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.

A baroque country estate outside Bern’s city walls: at Jegenstorf Castle, visitors can hear exciting tales, stroll through lavishly decorated rooms and explore the extensive gardens.

The charming atmosphere of this town stems from its skillfully crafted arcades, medieval half-timbered houses, cobblestone streets, and picturesque castle that take visitors on an architectural journey to the past.