周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

very beautiful and all along the Aare

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Storks have settled and built nests on a number of houses in Altreu. Stork chicks can also be observed here in mid- to late June.

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The Old Aare – a fascinating river landscape between Aarberg and Büren. It is a valuable habitat for numerous animals and plants. People from near and far love and appreciate it as an attractive relaxation area. This unique idyll was created as a result of the first Jura water correction in the 19th century. The Alte Aare Hydraulic Engineering Association, together with private and public partners, ensures that this landscape is preserved. Source https://www.alte-aare.ch/

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The observation tower is located in the Häftli nature reserve on the Alte Aare in the municipality of Büren an der Aare in the canton of Bern. The tower, made of wood, is 10.5 meters high. 36 steps lead to the viewing platform at a height of 7.5 meters. The platform offers a view of the birdlife of the Old Aare. So far, well over 200 species of birds have been recorded in the Häftli, almost 80 of which are breeding birds. A small breeding colony of night herons from 1967 to 1970 was unique in Switzerland. Since then, it has only appeared as a migrant and rare summer guest. Important breeding birds include little grebes and great crested grebes, black kites, water rails, kingfishers, lesser spotted woodpeckers, nightingales and orioles. The Häftli is an important wintering site for waterfowl, including several hundred teals, gadwalls and wigeons. Various species of herons, birds of prey, limousines and numerous songbirds can be observed as they pass through. The Häftli is also an important retreat for amphibians. So far, grass frogs, water frogs, tree frogs, common toads, natterjack toads, great crested newts, pond newts, mountain newts and fire salamanders have been identified. Source https://www.ala-schweiz.ch/index.php/reservate/haeftli

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If you are there in the right season, you will see the storks.

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From here you can enjoy a wonderful view of the Jura chain and the Häftli nature reserve, which is more than 10 meters below. Unfortunately, the stairs to the viewing platform are spiral-shaped and very, very narrow. Crossbreeding is not possible and people with a little more corpulence have a hard time here.

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We hiked from the swimming pool in Büren a.A. over the footbridge on the "inside" of the loop. You can hardly see anything from the Aare. That's why we stopped halfway. Then try the part from Meienried or around the outside again. But we were welcomed in Büren an der Aare with a "holiday feeling" and enough time to stop!

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Lookout tower on the banks of the Aare in Selzach. There is free parking at the swimming pool in Solothurn, from there the hike begins, initially on an asphalt road, and after approx. 2 km, directly following the course of the Aare. From now on you hike on an agricultural path and then on a natural path further west. The wooden tower, which is freely accessible, is located at the level of the municipality of Selzach. A spiral staircase leads to the viewing platform, from where a good overview of the Aare nature reserve and the Jura in the north, with the municipality of Selzach, is possible. After this detour, the path continues to the hamlet of Altreu. Directly on the Aare is the restaurant "zum Grüne Aff" which has a beautiful garden restaurant that invites you to stop by. If you don't want to make the way back on foot, you can also take the Bielersee Schifffahrtsgesellschaft (BSG) ship to Solothurn from the restaurant. The landing stage in Solothurn is located at the Krummen Turm, which is one of the landmarks of Solothurn.

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