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At 1000 meters above sea level, it's often sunny even in foggy conditions. See https://nebelkarte.ch for more information.

Runner Fountain, Runner Square, Bern Dressed in the city's colors and bearing the Bernese coat of arms on his chest, the proud "runner" strides out of town. Characteristic of the medieval messenger are the items he carries: in his right hand he holds a runner's spear, and on his back hangs the so-called runner's box. Could it contain an important letter? Nearby walks a young bear, also dressed as a messenger. Incidentally, the figure currently standing on the fountain in Runner Square is a copy from the 1950s. The original can be viewed at the Bern Historical Museum. Text / Source: Tourist Information, Bern, Bahnhofplatz 10a, Bern https://bern.com/de/aktuelles/stories-und-tipps/brunnenstadt-bern

The arcades of Bern are one of the most distinctive features of Bern's UNESCO-protected Old Town. Brief description: * What are they? They are covered, arcade-like walkways that extend along the main streets of the Old Town at ground level. * Length: With a total length of approximately six kilometers, they form one of the longest weather-protected shopping promenades in Europe. * Origin: The arcades were created after the devastating city fire of 1405 during the reconstruction of the city using sandstone. The houses were extended forward, narrowing the alleyways and creating the arcades. * Purpose: Originally, they served as covered work and sales areas for craftsmen and merchants. Today, they protect pedestrians and shoppers from rain, snow, and sun while strolling and house numerous boutiques, cafés, and shops, often with adjoining vaulted cellars. * Architecture: They are typical of Bern's medieval sandstone buildings and contribute significantly to the distinctive charm of the old town.

Bern's Old Town has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1983 and is undoubtedly an absolute highlight. The arcades with their diverse shops and cafés, as well as the small, charming alleys, invite both a short stop and a longer visit. World-famous sights such as the Federal Palace, the Minster, the Zytglogge Tower, and the Bear Pit are also just a few minutes away. Good information about the Old Town can also be found on Bern's website: https://bern.com/de/erleben/attraktionen/sehenswuerdigkeiten/berner-altstadt

This is never the Wohlensee - this is the Moossee

🏔️ Bantiger – Bern's local mountain with panoramic views 🌟🚶‍♂️ The Bantiger (947m) is located northeast of Bern and is a popular destination for hikers, bikers, and walkers. From its striking radio tower with viewing platform, you can enjoy a fantastic 360° panoramic view – from the Jura Mountains to the Bernese Alps! 🥾 Highlights: Easy ascent from Stettlen, Deisswil, or Ferenberg Observation tower: Free access to the platform below the transmission tower – incredible views of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau 🏔️ Pure nature: Quiet paths through forests and fields – ideal for a relaxing hike 🌳 Accessible all year round – a lovely place for a stroll even in winter ❄️ 🚴‍♀️ Also very popular with mountain bikers – with rewarding uphills and fast descents! 📍 Tip: Best in clear weather – the view is simply unbeatable! 🔭🌞

Great all-round view in all directions

Murten, one of the most beautiful towns in Switzerland, located on the beautiful Lake Murten.