The wavy museum building is an architectural highlight designed by Renzo Piano and doubles as the landmark epitomising Bern’s modern and forward looking attitude. The museum houses the world’s most important collection of Paul Klee’s works.
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The venerable federal palace, housing both parliaments as well as the federal council, provides a unique opportunity to experience the Swiss democratic process first hand: it is open for guided tours on a regular schedule. We wouldn’t dare miss it.
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Perky bears in the middle of the city: In Bärenpark close to the Aare river, visitors have the unique opportunity to watch Bern’s heraldic beasts romp about in a near-natural pen. Undoubtedly one of Bern’s most iconic sights.
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The picturesque Old City of Bern offers a particularly pleasurable shopping experience. Hidden beneath the impressive arcades covering all sidewalks are numerous artisan shops, cafés and bars.
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