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From Frienisberg via this short trail to the Chutzenturm, then continue northwest to the Lobsiger sandstone caves.

Beautiful view of the Serland directly above the retirement home Üses Dorf Frienisbärg.

A highlight of this tour is the Fraubrunnen Monastery. It is a former Cistercian abbey, located about 16 km north-northeast of the city of Bern. It is the seat of the district administration and a listed building of regional importance. Today, two wings of the former monastery remain. They still retain the basic structure of the monastery, which was rebuilt after the fire of 1280, but were converted into a palace in the 16th century and further remodeled in the 18th century to form the current Baroque palace building. The palace gardens, with their impressive defensive tower, are also worth a visit. Today, the palace is used by private and public institutions.

Very nice circular hike 16 km

The Moossee offers numerous recreational opportunities such as swimming, fishing, boating and hiking. The well-developed hiking and cycling trails around the lake are particularly popular. There is also a lido and several barbecue areas that invite you to linger. The rich flora and fauna around the Moossee also makes it an interesting destination for nature observation.

Beautiful view from the Egg near Aetigkofen

Highlight title quote “Tell’s Hohle Gasse”? There is only one "Tell's Hohle Gasse" and it is not in this location. The Hohle Gasse is an artificial ravine between Küssnacht and Immensee in Switzerland. William Tell is said to have shot the Habsburg governor Hermann Gessler in Hohle Gasse in 1307. In Friedrich Schiller's drama Wilhelm Tell, Tell says (IV, 3): “He must come through this hollow alley. There is no other way to Küssnacht.” Today's Hohle Gasse was once the road from Küssnacht to Immensee. As traffic increased, a bypass was built in 1937, which relieved the Hohle Gasse of motorized traffic. The old road was narrowed with the help of stone blocks.