Golf in Bern Region

The expansive Elfenau Park is one of the jewels of the City of Bern. It offers plenty of activities to delight young and old alike: whether that’s strolling through the historic park, swimming in the Aare river, watching the kingfishers by the river’s edge, attending a concert in the orangery or simply enjoying an afternoon in the park’s own café.

A unique building by star architect Daniel Libeskind houses around 2,000 square metres of water, with bathing fun for the whole family.

The medieval town of La Neuveville on Lake Biel has something for the whole family to enjoy, from an easy three-hour walk packed with tales of witches to the lake shore and colourful old town.

With a spectator capacity of 17,000 seats, the PostFinance Arena – the largest ice stadium in Switzerland and one of the largest halls in Europe – attracts numerous visitors to Bern.

The Congress Centre in the city centre of Biel/Bienne, with its architecture from the 1950s and 60s, renovated in 2001/2002, is a major feature of the city. Under its impressive suspended roof, an amazing range of cultural and commercial events take place, everything from fitness to leisure activities.

Four athletes exit the starting gates at the same time and cross side by side over jumps, humps and steep banking curves to reach the finish.

The pleasure-packed Rinderberg piste pledges 7.9 kilometers of cool fun on a varied descent with plenty of cozy spots to stop for a break.

The Planet Trail Ringgenberg-Goldswil describes our relationship to the solar system in easily understandable language.

The Sustenhorn, Grimsel region and Finsteraarhorn on the one side, with Lake Brienz, the Rothorn and Jura in the far distance on the other. A beautiful vantage point to the east of the Bernese Oberland.

The outdoor ice rink is in the heart of the village of Meiringen.

Grasburg was once the home of feudal tyrant Count Amadeus. He oppressed his subjects in every possible way and threw people in the castle dungeons for no reason. A maid finally pushed him into the roaring waters of the River Sense one stormy night.

There is nothing more wonderful for children than gamboling in the snow, building a snowman or first attempts at sliding on skis or snowboards.

You too can twist and turn on the ice where figure skaters and ice hockey players show off their skills.

Welcome to the largest indoor family adventure world in Switzerland

Adored by locals, the turquoise waters of the Aare provide the ultimate base for adventures of every kind.

Our beehives are nestled within the gardens of The Alpina Gstaad and can be discovered during a beekeeping workshop led by a professional local beekeeper who cares for them each year. Available every summer, this 45-minute experience invites guests into the fascinating world of bees. The beekeeper shares insights into their unique universe, explains the honey-making process, and highlights the vital role of a healthy environment in their survival.

Experience the natural ice rink in Brienz from December to February with the whole family.

The Bernese Oberland valley railroad was opened in 1890 and has been been electrified since 1914. It connects Interlaken (Interlaken East) with Grin with Grindelwald and Lauterbrunnen. Besides serving the resort towns, it also enables access to the world famous Jungfraujoch-Top of Europe.

Farm holidays often promise to bring you closer to nature and thus to help you relax. Everyday life is left behind as you immerse yourself in a completely different world. Some farms offer a small but charming wellness experience, such as the Jordihof farm in Ochlenberg.

Wallbach Gorge is a cool tip for a hot day. The wide stream bed at the end of the falls and the outdoor grill are both enjoyable places to spend time.

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.