ベルンミッテルランド周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

*** 2026年8月1日に再オープン *** Gurnigel Berghausは、長期の改築を経て、2026年夏に再オープンを祝います。 かつて兵舎だった場所は、アルペンスタイルのシャレーとして生まれ変わり、滞在とリラクゼーションを誘います。 Gurnigel Berghausは全面的に改装されました。多くの素材は、Gstaadにあった旧Park-Hotelから調達されました。新しく改装されたBerghausには、ホテルルーム、スタジオ、ロフト、アパートメントなど、27の居住ユニットがあります。 「夏にはグラベルバイクやバイカー、冬にはスキーヤーやクロスカントリースキーヤー、そして企業やパーティーのお客様をお迎えできることを楽しみにしています。基本的に、Gantrisch地域での提供は、リフレッシュしたい自然愛好家を対象としています。スポーツであれ、リラックスした滞在であれ。」

朝は鳥のさえずりの中を走り抜けました、ただただ素晴らしい

Enchanted place in the Bremgarten forest

A truly beautiful bridge to admire with its magnificent arches. Plus: a fantastic barbecue and picnic area right on the water, with a bistro (during the season) and restrooms. A prime location for a quick refreshment break and/or a swim in Lake Wohlen or the Aare.

Great all-round view in all directions

A very worthwhile summit with a great view that you have to work hard to reach... there is also a climbing route that leads up here... but because of the amazing view you are rarely alone

The Minster impresses with its imposing façade and the highest church tower in Switzerland, which reaches a height of 100.6 meters. Particularly noteworthy is the main portal of the Minster, which shows the Last Judgement with over 200 figures. These figures are artfully designed and a true masterpiece of medieval art. The interior of the church is equally impressive, with high vaults, colorful stained glass windows and magnificent choir stalls. The choir area is decorated with beautiful carvings and the organ, which is regularly used for concerts, adds a special richness of sound to the room. A climb up the Minster's tower is an absolute must for every visitor. The steep staircase leads to a viewing platform from which you can enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of the old town of Bern, the Aare and the surrounding mountains.

“Completion” of the Minster in the late 19th century The 19th century was a time of accelerated change under the sign of industrialization, especially since Bern was connected to the railway network in the 1850s. In the second half of the century alone, the city's population doubled. On the other hand, this acceleration of change gave rise to the desire to historically assure one's own identity. In the later 19th century, this was done, among other things, through historical commemorations in the name of patriotism. But architecturally, in the spirit of historicism, memory politics were also set in Bern: for example, in 1892-94 with the “medieval” castle building of the Historical Museum, the construction of the casino at the beginning of the 20th century in the style of late Baroque classicism, or with the completion of the Minster tower in 1891-93 in the neo-Gothic style. It was no coincidence that it was also the time when the homeland protection movement experienced its first heyday. The completion of the cathedral tower in the neo-Gothic style between 1891 and 1893, initiated by the cathedral building association through a patriotic appeal to the people of Bern, recalled the era of Matthäus Ensinger, the first master builder of the cathedral. After a break of over 300 years, the aim was to redeem “Bern’s debt of honour to its old, glorious past” in the spirit of historical reflection and historicism. Text / Source: Bern Cathedral, Münsterplatz 1, Bern https://www.bernermuenster.ch/bauwerk/geschichte