오스터문디겐 최고의 러닝 경로

전망이 탁 트이고 국내외 손님을 환영하는 곳: 오스터문디겐의 «BäreTower»에 있는 «harry´s home» 호텔은 전 세계 사람들을 맞이하며 현대적인 객실 시설과 도시 및 다양한 이벤트 장소와 가까운 최고의 위치를 제공합니다. 베른 주에서 가장 높은 주거용 건물인 «BäreTowers»의 기반에 있는 «Harry’s Home» 호텔은 116개의 넓은 객실과 아파트를 제공합니다. 다양한 크기와 시설 덕분에 개인 또는 비즈니스 여행객, 커플, 친구 그룹, 가족에게 적합합니다. 애완동물도 환영합니다.

You'll hardly notice it during your run, but when you look at your recording afterwards, you'll see it: In the Schärmewald forest, the forest paths form a heart. Cute, isn't it? :-)

The BäreTower in Ostermundigen, at 101 meters tall, is the ninth tallest building in Switzerland, the tallest in the canton of Bern, and the tallest residential building in Switzerland. It has 33 floors, and the ninth floor houses a panoramic restaurant open to the public.

The Grosse Allmend in northeast Bern is a popular local recreation area for all kinds of leisure activities. It's primarily used for football, but other sports are also practiced around the large green space. Runners can run around the Grosse Allmend; a path leads all the way around it.

The Schärmewald is a small municipal forest below Ittigen. It has several wide forest paths running through it, making it well-suited for running.

Einstein Bench in front of the University's main building, in the Rose Garden, Bern The Einstein Bench is located in front of the University's main building, in the Rose Garden. The perfect photo location The Rose Garden is the ideal spot for a unique souvenir photo: whether a selfie on the Albert Einstein Bench, a panoramic view of Bern, or an unforgettable photo shoot for special occasions like engagements, weddings, or birthdays. The Rose Garden offers a unique backdrop. https://bern.com/de/aktuelles/stories-und-tipps/rosengarten

The Bern Rose Garden Located high above the Old Town, the Rose Garden offers a magnificent view of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Aare River bend, the Gurten mountain, and often even the Alps. It is a popular destination with a fascinating history. Located high above the Old Town, the Rose Garden offers a magnificent view of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Aare River bend, the Gurten mountain, and often even the Alps. It is a popular destination with a fascinating history. Popular Destination with a Fascinating History / The Beginnings The Rose Garden is one of Bern's most popular parks and an important green space in a densely built-up area. When the city acquired the land of today's park on the Stalden hill, the situation was quite different. Up on the hill, there were only a few country estates. The city center was still located in the lower Old Town. Anyone wanting to travel east had to use the Untertor Bridge far below on the Aare River – the only way across – and then climb the steep ascent via the Klösterli and the Alte Aargauerstalden. The slope between Nydegg and Altenberg was dominated by the Sandfluh cliffs and their quarries: here, the Bernese extracted the sandstone they used in the Old Town and at the Minster. In 1742, the Bernese cantonal government began expanding the main roads and shortly thereafter prescribed a minimum width of 25 Bern shoes (approximately 7.3 meters) for through roads. The old Aargauerstalden road did not meet the new standards. The Piedmontese engineer Antonio Maria Mirani was therefore commissioned to build a new, wide access road from the east. Mirani routed the road along the outer edge of the Aare bend and then cut into the slope below what is now the Rose Garden. The main obstacle was the quarry, which was leveled by blasting and backfilling. Part of the Klösterli cemetery also had to be removed. As compensation, the city acquired land on top of the Stalden in 1751, thus laying the foundation for the present-day park. Text / Source: City of Bern file:///C:/Users/Paul%20Kaiser/Downloads/Brosch%C3%BCre%20Rosengarten%202024.pdf https://www.bern.ch/themen/freizeit-und-sport/grunanlagen/parkanlagen/rosengarten

this path towards Rosengarten is always a killer 😅