Bern is the capital of Switzerland, the fourth largest city after Zurich, Geneva and Basel. Low-key and rustic Bern has always hidden a quiet and charming unique temperament. The best time to visit Bern is from April to September, when the weather is warm enough for walking, with an average temperature of 23 degrees, but there are plenty of tourists.

📌 Rose Garden

Full of roses In the rose garden, the roses are very beautiful! The sisters who like flowers must go there and overlook the commanding heights of the entire Nybourne city! The rose garden in the fairy tale is like a beautiful oil painting, and the history of the entire ancient city of Bern flows in the turquoise lake, and the fairy roses are stacked in the most beautiful time.

📌Bear Pit

The city symbol of Bern is the bear, so Bear Park is a must! Brown bears can be seen up close here, next to the ️Rosengarten has a stunning view over the old city.

Bern is related to Bear. Bern means bear country. In the center of the city, there is a bear park that is open 24 hours a day for free, next to the river Vig. Cross the bridge in the picture and you'll reach the old town. Located in the old town of Bern, across the Nydegg Bridge, at the foot of the Rose Garden Hill, we were super lucky when we went and all three cute bears came out, so happy, there was no entrance and no tickets!

📌Gelateria Eiswerkstatt

In front of the restaurant next to Bear Park is a sculpture of Einstein sitting on a chair. The ice cream is black vanilla and Jamaica Rum and costs 5 CHF for 2 balls. There is not much difference between black vanilla and white vanilla. Rum grapes have a strong flavor. Super recommended!!

📌 Old Town of Bern

Walk from the Bear park to the museum road to visit the old town, the church, the bell tower, the Einstein house can pass on the road, and the often pushed milk tea shop (tangcha bubbletea). Perfect for a City Walk! The main Street has fountains with different statues, and the fountain water is available for passers-by to drink! Flanked by shops, the ground floor is lined with arcades. Full of antique!

📌Kunstmuseum Bern

Compared with the galleries in Zurich and Basel, the area here is not large, but it is small and exquisite, and there is no shortage of world-class celebrities. There are three floors, and on the lower one there are paintings by Picasso, Dali and Monet. Student ticket 5 CHF, free luggage storage. It houses works by artists such as Picasso, Paul Koehler, Ferdinand Hodler and Meira Oppenheim. The museum houses 3,000 paintings and sculptures, as well as about 4,800 drawings, prints, photographs, videos and films.

📌 Bern Bell Tower Zytglogge

You can see it on foot for dozens of minutes from the train station. You can't miss it! This clock is 100 years old and one of the oldest clocks in Switzerland!

Super, super love it here! Even if it is too beautiful to be true, there are many tourists, but Bern is not short of life, you can see the lifestyle of the people who live here. The city is not big, a day to stroll down comfortable and comfortable, especially in the summer of Switzerland during the day is particularly long, fast nine o 'clock gradually dark, you can stroll for longer.