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Very beautiful old town!

Superb section in the hills

One of the most beautiful towns in the area

Beautiful little town, you can relax here 👍👍💯🤪

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The actual "midwife" of the Aare town was a simple bridge. This was the decisive factor in its foundation. In 1138, where Aarberg stands today, there was the Bargenbrügg monastery, which served as a resting place and inn for pilgrims. At this important Aare crossing, where two traffic routes crossed (for centuries the only river crossing between Bern and Büren an der Aare), Count Ulrich IV of Neuenburg built a stone castle to collect the bridge toll.

Picturesque facades and a historic town centre around a well-kept town square with specialty shops and restaurants create a unique urban space of high quality.

Imposing wooden bridge over the Aare. The actual "midwife" of the Aare town was a simple bridge. This was the decisive factor in its foundation. In 1138, where Aarberg stands today, there was the Bargenbrügg monastery (Pons Bargiae), which served as a resting place and inn for pilgrims. At this important Aare crossing, where two traffic routes crossed (for centuries the only river crossing between Bern and Büren an der Aare), Count Ulrich IV of Neuenburg built a stone castle to collect the bridge toll. The lord of the castle founded the town around 1220. His son and successor, Count Ulrich V, granted the town town charter in 1271 by presenting the then Aarberg authorities with the charter: a document written in Latin containing the town's constitution. People had lived here much earlier: excavations carried out in the old town in 1984 provided evidence that there had been settlements at this location. At the same time, an assumption that a third row of houses had once stood in the middle of the town square was refuted. Source and more: https://www.aarberg.ch/de/gemeinde-wirtschaft/gemeinde/portrait-gesichte.php