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The Chutzen marks the highest point on the eleven-kilometer-long Belpberg ridge between the Aare and Gürbe valleys. Despite its modest elevation (892 meters), it offers a phenomenal 360° panoramic view – of the Bernese Alps, the Emmental, the Jura, and often as far as the Aare Valley. ✳️ Sights & Refreshments Remains of the 12th-century Hohburg Castle ruins, accessible above the path to Chutzen. Chutzen Restaurant (at 887 meters) directly at the viewpoint – regional cuisine, terrace with Alpine views, open usually Wednesday to Sunday until 10:00 p.m. Memorial stone for John F. Kennedy in memory of Hungary's desire for freedom, discreetly placed at the highest point.

Great all-round view in all directions

In Spitalgasse in front of house number 21 there is the Pfeiferbrunnen with the figure of a bagpiper. It is one of the most beautiful of Bern's many colorfully painted fountains. The Freiburg sculptor Hand Gieng created it in the middle of the 16th century. Originally it stood in front of the Gasthaus zum Kreuz. After the inn was renamed Gasthaus zum Storchen (1594), the fountain was also renamed and was called Storchenbrunnen until the end of the 19th century.

Nice viewing platform. Only for those with a head for heights!!

One of many historic city fountains that provide the famous "Aha" and "Oho" effect with their elaborate fountain figure.

The transmission mast is on the Bantiger, a mountain 947 meters above sea level. located elevation, east of Bern. Weather permitting, you can enjoy a fantastic 360-degree all-round view from the viewing platform. Access is always on foot, as the road is used exclusively for rescue and maintenance work on the facility and for forestry. There are parking spaces immediately in front of the driving ban. However, these are booked up very quickly when the weather is nice / weekends / holiday season and a large warning sign clearly draws attention to the fact that "parking outside the marked parking areas" will be severely punished. So plan your visit to the Bantiger accordingly, at best on weekdays or in winter, when it's freezing cold, snowy and icy (then visibility is also much better - because of the lack of haze)! Or you can travel by train > e.g. from Bern main station with the suburban train RBS to Deisswil station (my recommendation) and hike up in about 90 minutes. Remember, there on the viewing platform there is almost always a draft, from moderate to (mostly) strong to stormy, the tower is completely exposed! A head for heights would be ideal, reasonably good shoes are not wrong and if you have trouble climbing up the lattice walkways and stairs, you should think again > the view down is really tough. At the foot of the tower there are several seating areas and fireplaces as well as a public toilet facility. In addition, the gastronomy is not neglected, a vending machine is tempting (for those who can't resist it or didn't have enough liquid with them). The routes are so diverse that it makes no sense to recommend which side to go up from, as they are very individual and dependent on performance. Trained people will love / hate the stairs, the leisurely ones prefer the street and the insatiable will stalk the countless secret paths... there is definitely something for almost everyone. I won't go into the bikers here. From racing donkeys to MTBs, everything is usually represented and there are also enough exciting trails. Tip: Sunrises / sunsets are terrific. This way you avoid the hustle and bustle during the day and have the tower almost to yourself!

Nice vantage point, with seating and fire pits.

Beautiful view of the city of Bern. Restaurant, various barbecue areas, toboggan run and a bike trail offer something for everyone.