Wildlife watching experiences in Bern Region

More than 150 artists from every discipline work in this studio in the heart of Bern, from graphic designers to choreographers and filmmakers. People meet here to produce art, but also to drink coffee, sell pictures and talk about books.

Outstanding walking enjoyment combined with interesting information on agriculture.

Passing the frozen Sulsbach Waterfall, this 4-kilometer toboggan run leads from Sulwald down to Isenfluh.

The Betelberg gondola railway brings hikers to this diverse hiking region. And it soon becomes clear that everything evolves around alpine culture up here!

This statue by Hermann Hubacher is dedicated to the German composer, pianist, and conductor Johannes Brahms (1833-1897) and is a symbol of music and of listening to music. Brahms lived and worked during the summer months in Thun between 1886 and 1888.

Die Kunsteisbahn der Sportbetriebe Brünnli AG dient dem freien, jedermann zugänglichem Eislauf, den Schulen zur Ergänzung ihres Sportunterrichts sowie den Eishockeyclubs als Trainings- und Spielgelegenheit.

Children from all over the world play, mums and dads chat away to one another and students read here at the City Park Biel. The large park with playground and lawned areas provides a peaceful spot for people to gather in the heart of the city.

A summer highlight for families. The story of the forest creature “Grimmimutz”, his friend Spillgert, the evil pepper witch and her husband Lothar can be enjoyed on the hiking loop in Schwenden.

This Lake District can be experienced in the manner of the eco-museums: the objects are not to be found in a building, but in the landscape, in their historic as well as contemporary context.

This great experience starts right when guests step into the coaches of the nostalgic cog railway. And the higher the train climbs, the more breathtaking becomes the mountain view that reveals itself.

Our spacious hotel park, home to magnificent old trees, features four bird nesting boxes. The hotel is also located directly on the shores of Lake Thun, where we have our own small harbour. Every year, we place a wooden raft there, offering a nesting spot for coots. A beehive, insect hotels, and other nature-focused initiatives are also in the planning stages.

The old town area of Biel/Bienne is a real gem. With its mediaeval buildings and squares, pretty shops and culinary specialities, this magical district is full of surprises and tasty treats. Whether architecture, culture, history or gastronomy – the old town scores high for variety. Biel is also the largest bilingual city in Switzerland. Here, the German-speaking and French-speaking parts of Switzerland become one.

Weyermannshaus ice rink, with its three separate ice rinks, is a great place for ice skating and ice hockey. Ice skates and skate aids can be hired at the venue.

Located in the picturesque mountain village of Grindelwald, Lindt Boutique offers a selection of exquisite chocolate products. Enjoy the incomparable taste and let yourself be enchanted by the beauty of the Swiss Alps.

Série Horns – A Charming Alpine Stay for Feathered Guests: Set in front of the Posthotel Rössli chalet in Gstaad, Série Horns is a birdhouse series designed by interior architecture master's student Jaemo Lee. Inspired by the iconic postal horn, the design pays tribute to the hotel’s history as a former post office. Shaped like musical horns and crafted from wood with chalet-style roofs, the birdhouses symbolically link birds to messengers and nests to mailboxes. This poetic reinterpretation blends traditional Swiss aesthetics with functionality, offering a refined retreat for birds who appreciate alpine elegance.

Grindelwald-First Snow Park in the Jungfrau ski regon is the number one for freestylers in the Bernese Oberland with two different parks and the halfpipe.

Lake Murten truly is a paradise for water sports enthusiasts. Due to its relatively shallow depth, Lake Murten warms up relatively quickly, so it reaches pleasant bathing temperatures earlier than elsewhere.

The exciting summer toboggan run is located at 1000 meters above sea level on the Gypsera Parking Lot near the training lift in Schwarzsee.

The Gemsberg offers an easy tour in the winter sports area of Grindelwald First and the view from the summit over the snowy Bernese Alps is breathtakingly beautiful.