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Bundesplatz 3. Inaugurated in 1902, the Swiss Parliament building is a great dome separating the two chambers: the National Council and the Council of…

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Bern Travel Guide & Tips

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Bern travel guide

Plan a trip to Bern, Switzerland — things to do, where to stay, food, transport, and local tips. Start with Bundeshaus, Zytglogge, Kunstmuseum, Swiss Alpine Museum.

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  • 3 Gurtenfestival. In July the Gurten hill is host to an open-air festival with many national and international music acts. During these four days you will find a party crowd of up to 25,000 people on the hill day and night. 1-day pass: Fr. 115, 2 days: Fr. 195, 3 days: Fr. 270, 4 days: Fr. 310. (updated Mar 2020)
  • International Jazzfestival Bern. A jazz festival with an international reputation has been held in Bern every year since 1976. (updated Jan 2017)
  • Buskers Bern. Since a few years the annual street musician festival has been taking place in the picturesque old town streets. You don't need to buy a ticket but are encouraged to buy a festival pin or give donations to the musicians who come from all around the world.
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Stays in Bern

Hotellook

Compare hotels and apartments in Bern — neighbourhood vibe, price, and walkability in one search.

  • Stay near a metro line if you plan museum-hopping days.
  • Read recent reviews for noise — central streets can be loud at night.
  • Flexible cancellation helps when flight times shift.
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Flights in Bern

Aviasales

Find flights into Bern and compare fares across airlines in one place.

  • Compare nearby airports — sometimes a short train ride beats a pricey hub.
  • Midweek departures are often cheaper than Friday/Sunday peaks.
  • Set a flexible ±3 day search when your dates can move.
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Experiences in Bern

Klook

Tours, food walks, day trips and city activities around Bern — book ahead and skip the guesswork.

  • Book popular tours early in peak season — small-group slots go first.
  • Day trips often include hotel pickup; check the meeting point.
  • Look for free-cancellation options if the weather looks unstable.
Museum gallery interior — attraction tickets and city passes in Bern

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Tickets in Bern

Tiqets

Skip lines and grab attraction tickets for Bern — museums, landmarks, and city passes.

  • Book popular museums and towers ahead — timed slots sell out on weekends.
  • Mobile tickets are usually scanned at the gate; keep offline screenshots as backup.
  • Combo passes can be cheaper when you plan 2–3 big sights in one day.
Car on a city highway — airport and city transfers in Bern

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Transfers in Bern

Kiwitaxi

Private airport and city transfers for Bern — fixed price, driver waiting for you.

  • Pre-book airport transfers when landing late or with heavy luggage.
  • Meet-and-greet at arrivals beats hunting taxis after a long flight.
  • Confirm child seats / extra stops when you reserve.
Rental car on the open road — car hire for day trips in Bern

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Cars in Bern

GetRentacar

Rent a car around Bern for day trips and countryside — flexible pickup options.

  • Compare full-to-full fuel policies — they save hassle at return.
  • Check congestion / limited-traffic zones before driving into historic centres.
  • Book early for weekends and holidays; automatic cars go first.
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eSIM in Bern

Yesim

Travel eSIM data for visiting Bern — online as soon as you land, no kiosk queues.

  • Install the eSIM before you fly; activate on landing.
  • Confirm your phone is unlocked and eSIM-compatible.
  • Keep a small local SIM as backup if you need a local number for calls.