• Old City - Since 1983, Bern’s Old City has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, captivating visitors with its stunning sandstone architecture and unique charm. The city is also known for its charming alleys and six kilometers of arcades.
• Federal Building (Bundeshaus) - The Parliament Building in Bern serves as the center of Switzerland’s democracy: parliamentary sessions are held under the magnificent dome, while the west and east wings accommodate parts of the federal government and administration.
• Clock Tower - Zytglogge - Bern’s characteristic streets, lanes, and buildings are rich with fascinating stories, and among them in the Old Town stands one of the city’s most famous landmarks: the Zytglogge (Clock Tower). Once a city gate, the Clock Tower now draws visitors from around the globe.
• Dreifaltigkeitskirche - Located near the parliament, the Dreifaltigkeitskirche is the oldest Catholic church in the Bern region.
• Kafigturm - Historically, Käfigturm was used for interrogating and imprisoning criminals; today, it serves as a venue for political discussions. This former city gate at the upper end of Marktgasse is a significant landmark of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Bern and hosts the Polit-Forum Bern (Political Forum Bern).
• Cathedral at Munsterplatz / St. Vincent (Munster Kirche) - The Bernese Minster boasts the tallest church spire in Switzerland and is a key landmark of the capital. Climbing 344 steps leads to a viewing deck offering a breathtaking panorama from the Old City to the peaks of the Bernese Oberland.
• Rose Garden (Rosengarten) - The Rose Garden enchants visitors year-round with cherry blossoms in spring, around 250 varieties of roses in summer, vibrant autumn colors, and the cozy fondue veranda of the Rosengarten restaurant in winter, making it a special destination in any season.
• Bear Pit - The Bern bear pit is a renowned attraction beyond Switzerland’s borders. Since 2009, the Bern bears have enjoyed a modern, 6,000 square meter park, accessible via a tunnel – the BärenPark.
• Freibad Marzili - The Marzili is a popular gathering spot in Bern. On busy days, over 10,000 visitors flock to what is considered Switzerland’s most beautiful riverside pool, located just below the Parliament Building.
• Botanical Garden (Botanischer Garten) - The Botanical Garden delights plant enthusiasts and is a favorite among nature lovers and those seeking relaxation in a tranquil environment.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Walking tour (fully customizable and private)
• Local tour guide (Swiss or expat)

• Tickets for public transport (not necessary as it is a walking tour)
• Tickets for attractions with entry fees such as museums
• Gratuities

An expert local guide will lead you through the city’s highlights and hidden treasures. This walking tour allows you to explore numerous locations in a short period. In addition to explaining the sights, the guide offers insights into the city’s and country’s history and culture. The tour aims to provide a local’s perspective of the city. This private tour can be tailored to your preferences. Sightseeing spots can be pre-arranged or discussed upon meeting. Therefore, the itinerary’s listed sightseeing points are merely examples of what is possible. The guide can recommend other attractions that align with your interests. Please note, this tour is conducted by a local or expat, not a guide with extensive historical knowledge. If detailed historical information is important to you, consider booking a different tour.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.