Adventures with animals in Bern Region

A variety of team challenges with the potential to unlock positive emotions are on offer in the heart of the fascinating Jungfrau mountain region.

The Kambly Experience at Trubschachen is an exciting venue for the senses, where visitors can discover the secrets behind the art of baking quality biscuits, explore the origins of Kambly and savour moments of sweet delight.

The lake above Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland nestled at nearly 1,600 meters above sea level in a valley basin. Because it is surrounded on three sides by high mountains, it is one of the coldest sites and a popular destination on the winter map of Switzerland.

The Marmot Trail on Betelberg Mountain leads from the Leiterli top station to the Stoss midway station (3 km, approx. 1.5 hours.)

The Aare is the longest river lying entirely within Switzerland. Between Biel and Solothurn, it offers perfect conditions for canoeists.

In the St. Beatus Caves by Lake Thun near Interlaken. Explore around one kilometre of safe and well-lit walkways inside the mountain. Discover stalactites and stalagmites that have been formed by nature over millions of years as you immerse yourself in this unique underground world. A visit to the Cave Museum is a chance to learn more about this natural wonder, with an audio guide telling you all you need to know about caves and caving.

On the biographical Erich von Däniken Path you can find a lot of interesting information on this citizen of Beatenberg and world famous author of bestsellers.

Visit Europe’s largest indoor rope adventure park at the Grindelwald Sport Centre...

Bern's Old Town on the Aare peninsula was declared a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site in 1983. The Swiss capital is a magnificent example of mediaeval European urban architecture, mellowed by an enchantingly relaxed pace of life.

On the Riggisalp, there is an interactive educational trail that teaches children and adults about the world of renewable energy. Covering approximately two kilometres, the themed trail includes nine posts that provide information while also stimulating the senses.

Skiing vacations in the fabulous Jungfrau Region are a unique experience and the answer to everybody’s skiing dreams. While the youngest of the guests frolic in the “Swiss Snow Kids Village“ in the heart of Wengen, advanced skiers enjoy the inimitable panorama of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau mountains.

The Wengernalp Railway (WAB) provides access to Kleine Scheidegg and connects Lauterbrunnen, Wengen and Grindelwald with the Jungfraujoch. As the longest cogwheel railroad in the world, it offers an impressive journey through the Alps and is indispensable for tourists, winter sports enthusiasts and locals alike.

The Swiss Snow Sports School in Mürren offers children above age 3 a ski kindergarten and a fun introduction to snow sports by multilingual skiing instructors. This is an attractive condoned area with a supervised practice lift.

On this wine trail, explore the wealth of wines from Lake Biel and meet their producers at three wine tastings.

“Dropping 600 metres into the valley below, the Engstligen Falls are a natural spectacle in a class of their own.”

A museum bustling with life. On Ballenberg, the rural life of times past is revived. More than 100 original, centuries-old buildings, from all parts of Switzerland, offer a lot to discover and experience: for example, one can help with forging or basket-weaving, learn how cheese is made, or observe more than 200 farm animals. Those who feel like relaxing, can stroll through the fragrant flower and herb gardens or travel into the past during a horse-drawn carriage ride.

Since 1885, this funicular has been the fastest route from Bern railway station to the Aare and the Marzili-Bad lido. It now carries a million passengers per year, departing every few minutes on its one-minute journey.

Many famous Swiss bands hail from Bern. Music has a long tradition in Switzerland's capital.

The Gelmerbahn offers you twelve minutes of thrills on rails. The steepest open funicular in Europe takes you up to the turquoise blue Gelmersee. Combine your train experience with a picnic or a hike.

The Halen Estate is embedded into the landscape and fascinates due to its compact structure and modern and diverse interior.

The Berne classic: the view from the Guggishörnli (1283 metres) stretches over the forests and hills of the Schwarzenburg region. From Guggisberg village, visitors can ascend the observation tower, with its spectacular staircase, in 30 minutes.

Get an authentic feel for Switzerland’s capital by bike, just like a local.

The Abegg Foundation is an institute of art history which devotes its research to early textiles and applied art.The exhibition features sculptures, paintings, examples of the goldsmith's art, ceramics, bronze and glass from Europe, the Mediterranean region and the Near East, spanning the centuries from Antiquity to 1800.