• Bear Pit - The BearPark in Bern houses bears in a spacious, natural habitat near the Aare River. Visitors can watch the bears’ daily routines and learn about their care and history through informative displays. The park is conveniently connected to Bern’s Old Town, making it an easy stop for city explorers.
• Nydeggbrucke - The Nydeggbrücke in Bern crosses the Aare River, connecting the Nydegg area to the Old Town. This bridge offers views of the BearPark and the surrounding cityscape. It is an important route for both pedestrians and vehicles traveling across the city.
• Cathedral at Munsterplatz / St. Vincent (Munster Kirche) - The Berner Münster in Bern is a Gothic cathedral situated in the Old Town. Its tower is the tallest in Switzerland, providing panoramic views of the city and the Alps. The interior boasts intricate stonework and stained glass windows illustrating biblical scenes.
• Kramgasse - Kramgasse in Bern is a historic street in the Old Town, featuring arcades and fountains. It is renowned for its shops, restaurants, and landmarks, including the Zytglogge clock tower. The street is a central feature of Bern’s UNESCO World Heritage site.
• Clock Tower - Zytglogge - The Zytglogge in Bern is a medieval clock tower located in the Old Town. It includes an astronomical clock with moving figures that perform on the hour. Visitors can explore its history and mechanism through guided tours.
• Federal Building (Bundeshaus) - The Parliament Building in Bern is the home of the Swiss Federal Assembly and Federal Council. Located near the Aare River, it is open to visitors through guided tours, offering insights into Swiss politics and history. The building is surrounded by a public square frequently used for events and markets.

• Professional tour guide
• 2-hour walking tour

• Gratuities (optional)

Start your journey in Bern at the BearPark, where you can observe bears in their natural riverside habitat and learn about their history and care. Next, cross the Nydeggbrucke, a bridge that provides views of the Aare River and the Old Town, as you head into the city’s center.

Wander along Kramgasse, a historic street featuring arcades, shops, and fountains, leading to the Zytglogge, Bern’s medieval clock tower known for its astronomical clock and hourly shows. Proceed to the Berner Munster, where you can ascend the tallest cathedral tower in Switzerland for breathtaking views. End your visit at the Parliament Building, the hub of Swiss government, with opportunities to delve into its history and importance through guided tours.

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