Discover Bern, Switzerland’s charming capital and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Walk through its medieval arcaded streets along the Aare River. Cobbled streets, arcaded shops, and river views make Bern a must-see city full of history and culture.

The Zytglogge Clock Tower is one of Bern’s most iconic landmarks. It’s a medieval clock tower built in the early 13th century. Originally, it served as a gate tower in the city’s western fortifications. The astronomical clock (added in the 15th century) features moving figures that perform every hour — a highlight for visitors. Located in Bern’s Old Town (UNESCO site), it’s a central meeting point and one of the most photographed spots in the city.

The Federal Palace of Switzerland (Parliament Building) in Bern is the seat of the Swiss Federal Assembly and Federal Council. Built between 1894–1902 in a grand neo-Renaissance style, it symbolizes Swiss democracy. The central dome is decorated with the Swiss cross and national motifs. Located at Bundesplatz (Parliament Square), it overlooks the Aare River and offers panoramic views of the Bernese Alps. Visitors can admire from the exterior

The Bear Park (BärenPark) in Bern is a modern riverside park where the city’s symbolic bears live in a spacious, natural habitat. admire from Exterior only