Bern – Timeless Capital of Heritage and Calm
Switzerland’s capital, Bern, is a historical treasure. With its perfectly preserved UNESCO-listed Old Town, picturesque arcades, and flower-decked fountains, Bern invites leisurely exploration at every turn.
Cultural Gems:
- Visit the Zytglogge Clock Tower, where an astronomical clock performs a show every hour.
- Explore the Einstein Museum, dedicated to the physicist who once lived here.
- Swim in the Aare River or relax in the Rosengarten overlooking the rooftops.
Distance: Approx. 125 km from Zurich (1.5 hours by train)
Local Eats: Berner Platte, honey gingerbread, and local Bernese beer.
Tip: Visit during spring for the flower festivals and summer for riverside picnics.
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