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Visit Bern, the capital of Switzerland
Bern is the capital city of Switzerland. There is a brown bear as a symbol. is a big capital It is ancient and beautiful. It is located on the bend of the Aare River in Switzerland. It is a city surrounded by rivers on all three sides, which is ideal for preventing invasion from enemies as well. downtown bern Construction began in 1191 when the era of Berchtold V. of the Saeringen dynasty came to power in governing the city A castle was built on the edge of a promontory along the riverbank.
It was named “Bern” from the word bear, which means bear. It was his intention to name the city after the first animal he encountered. The bear has become a symbol of the city to this day. Even flags are bear-shaped, bear-shaped trash cans, and many shops and hotels are bear-shaped. Souvenir souvenirs are bears. Confirm that it’s really a bear city. Therefore creating many different places Let’s go see what places to visit.
Bear Pond in Bern
The Bear Pit, also known as the Barengraben, was built to symbolize that Bern is the city of Bears. It originated from four to five brown bears that lived in a pond on the banks of the Are River. In the past, the Bear Pit was built to be in the city of Bern since the 15th century, moving to several locations. Until the last time moved to the current location in 1996
Rose Garden (Resengarten)
Stop for a panoramic view of Bern. It is located on the former site of the city cemetery. It is a viewpoint that can see the whole city. The towering spire of Münster Cathedral stands as the city’s highest point.
Marktgasse Street
St. Marktgasse , MarktgasseThe meaning from the name is Market Street. because in the past it used to be the location of the city market Nowadays, both sides of the road are bustling shophouses and shophouses for you to enjoy walking around. In the middle of the road there are many ancient fountains. Interestingly, there are statues above the fountain that are all beautiful to walk around. In the middle of the street is a giant clock tower.
his is Site Lock. This clock tower is a symbol of Bern. There are ancient clocks located on 2 sides, the west side is a hand clock. On the other side is an ancient astronomical clock, built since 1530. 4 minutes before the clock hits the hour, there will be mechanical dolls with images of bears, lions, chickens, funny knights coming out to make various movements.
Along with the strange noise, it is a point that tourists must stop watching every hour. The street is full of flower shops and boutiques, it’s a pollution-free zone. Don’t let cars pass by. Therefore, it is very suitable for walking and exploring old buildings aged 200-300 years.
Einstein House (Einstein Haus)
Einstein House 49 Kramgasse Street The house number Albert Einstein used to live here. When he came to work as an inspector of the Swiss Patent Office during the years 1902-1905. making it possible to see inventions or new scientific theories Which was probably another reason that helped him find out.
Relativity With his observant ingenuity and ingenuity that made the world go astray. And the invention that has both the harm and enormous benefit from this theory is nuclear power Currently, the four-storey row house that he used to live in has been made into a museum showing various rooms, with photographs, kitchen utensils, desks and other items to view.
There may not be much to see, but at least. It can be considered as a trace of this German scientist. It’s easy to notice. There is a statue of Einstein on the window of the house on the 2nd floor.
Ancient City Gate (Kafigturm)
Kafigturm , at the end of Spitalgrasse, is the old city gate standing across the road. A large clock tower with a pointed tip stands out above. It used to be part of the city wall where prisoners were held. Sometimes referred to as Prison Tower, next to it is the Waisen-hous Platz square. On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, it is home to a flea market selling all kinds of local products such as cheeses, sausages, vegetables, fruits and handicrafts. Handmade all the way to souvenirs to buy a lot. Tuesday and Saturday morning till noon There is a flower and vegetable market at Baren Platz.
Swiss Confederation Parliament Building
Swiss Confederation Parliament Building It is a meeting place for representatives from 26 states responsible for overseeing policies on diplomacy, military, finance, and foreign relations. The legislature of each state is responsible for making laws. taxes and education that may differ from state to state
