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This truly lovely picnic area, located right by the Gäbelbach stream, offers seating, a barbecue area, and trash cans. If you're out for a run, you can dispose of any used, sticky gel packets here.

Bern Fountain, Bundesgasse, Bern, 1863 The fountain was erected in 1858 and adorned with a statue in 1863. Courtyard of the west wing of the Federal Parliament Building, on Bundesgasse

Kleine Schanze Park, Bern – dating back to the 17th century The fortifications, consisting of the Grosse Schanze (Great Fort) and the Kleine Schanze (Little Fort), are part of Bern's last city fortifications in the west of the Old Town, dating from the 17th century. When they no longer served a defensive purpose, they were transformed into parkland in several stages. The Kleine Schanze, with its adjacent park café, offers the public a climate-adapted and almost barrier-free recreational area in the heart of the city. The park's popularity is being addressed with additional seating and more lawn space. Text / Source: City of Bern https://www.bern.ch/mediencenter/medienmitteilungen/aktuell_ptk/kleine-schanze-nach-sanierung-wieder-vollstaendig-zugaenglich

Bear Park, Bern A hilly park with a 19th-century bear pit, now home to many brown bears (the city's heraldic animal). The Bernese bears live in the Bear Park right in the heart of the city. Exclusively situated with a view of Bern's UNESCO-listed Old Town, the bears live in the park on the banks of the Aare River. The approximately 5,000-square-meter grounds extend from the former bear pit down to the banks of the Aare and are fully accessible. The "Bear Train" provides a quick, wheelchair-friendly connection between the riverbank and the upper part of the park. The panoramic inclined lift can be used free of charge. A unique experience: gliding through the park past the bears' noses! Text / Source: Bern Animal Park, Tierparkweg 1, 3005 Bern https://tierpark-bern.ch/baerenpark/

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.

View of the donkey barn in Bern.

⛪ Trinity Basilica Bern – A Quiet Oasis in the Heart of the City The Trinity Basilica (also known as the Trinità Church) is centrally located on Speichergasse in Bern and is one of the city's most important Catholic churches. ✨ Highlights: - Built between 1896 and 1899 in the Neo-Romanesque style - Impressive sandstone facade with two towers - Beautifully designed nave, stained glass windows, and ornate altars - A place of peace and contemplation – occasionally used for concerts 🎶 🕊️ The basilica is open during the day and invites both worshippers and visitors interested in architecture to linger.

The Käfigturm in Bern is a historic defense and prison tower in the center of the city. It was built in the 13th century as part of the city fortifications and later served as a prison until the 19th century. Today the tower is used as a political forum for exhibitions and events. The Käfigturm is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the old town of Bern.