ロイツィゲンの洞窟・トップ12

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The beautiful garden can also be visited during the castle's opening hours (afternoons). https://schloss-waldegg.so.ch/praktische-informationen/oeffnungszeiten/

The Balmfluh castle ruins are clearly visible from the trail. It's worth getting off your bike for a moment and taking a look at the old walls.

Very nice circular hike 16 km

Very beautiful imposing bridge followed by the old town

Büren aA is worth seeing. A jewel. It has a great history and houses, bridges and banks of the Aare that are worth seeing. A great place to stop for a break.

The beautiful Waldegg Castle was built at the end of the 17th century. Back then, it served as the summer residence of the mayor, Johann Viktor I von Besenval. Today, the castle is a kind of "living museum." You can visit the exhibition there from April to October. Further information can be found at https://schloss-waldegg.so.ch.

The community of Büren an der Aare is located on the banks of the Aare, between Biel and Solothurn. The place with the old town and the wooden bridge blends gently into the landscape. Büren a.A. is described as a gem among Bernese country towns because only a few medieval settlements have been able to preserve their historical face so tightly over the centuries. The main street, part of the main road Lyss-Solothurn, the Kreuzgasse and the Spittelgasse determine the triangular floor plan of the town. In the Middle Ages, the main street with the inns was the quarter of the shopkeepers and wine negotiators, the Kreuzgasse was the craftsmen's quarter and the Spittelgasse belonged to the farmers. On the main street is the castle of the former Bernese governors, built between 1620 and 1623 during the Thirty Years' War. The district administration was housed there until the end of 2009. The town hall was built between 1613 and 1619. As the western head building of the middle row of houses, it forms the center of the city center and is now the seat of the municipal administration. The "Spittel" opposite the church dates from the 16th century, was part of the city wall that can still be seen today and now serves as a local museum. The Kornhaus on the Ländte or the church from the 13th century standing on an elevated area are further examples of the numerous historical buildings. Source https://www.bueren.ch/de/gemeinde-wirtschaft/gemeinde/portrait/