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Gurten, Bern

The Gurten is often referred to as Bern's local mountain, situated to the south of the city.

The Gurten is often referred to as Bern's local mountain, situated to the south of the city. The summit is easily accessible by Gurtenbahn funicular and offers great views over Bern and the Swiss countryside.


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About Gurten

 Wabern bei Bern, 3084, Switzerland

 +41 31 970 33 33

 www.gurtenpark.ch

Gurten and Nearby Sights on Map

Tierpark Dählhölzli

Schulmuseum Bern

The Schulmuseum Bern offers a peek into a historical classroom, with displays of teaching materials, books, photographs and drawings

Energie Wasser Bern

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Marzilibahn

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Schweizerische Theatersammlung

The Schweizerische Theatersammlung is dedicated to the history of theatre, tracing the evolution of the art from the ancient Greek theatres to the present day

Cerny Inuit Collection

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Bundeshaus

The Bundeshaus (Federal Palace) is the seat Swiss Federal Assembly and Federal Council

Bern Historical Museum

The Bern Historical Museum has a collection of over 500,000 objects tracing the history of Berne from the Stone Age to the present day, as well as other artifacts from Asia, Oceania, and America

Swiss Alpine Museum

The Swiss Alpine Museum is dedicated to the Swiss mountain range, covering all aspects including geology, glaciology, flora and fauna, cartography, folklore, tourism, and winter sports

Antikensammlung

The Antikensammlung collection of the Institute for Archaeological Sciences at the Bern University has plaster cast replicas of famous sculptures of Greek and Roman antiquity