Historische Entdeckungsreise durch Bern

A former defensive tower, the Holländerturm is part of the UNESCO Cultural World Heritage Site of the Old City of Bern. It was originally a city wall remnant, later absorbed by a house, and features late gothic windows and a distinctive upper story added in the 17th century.

A historic street in the Old City of Bern, named after the former Zeughaus armory and dating back to the 13th century.

A historic alley in Bern, Predigergasse was created in 1877 after the demolition of the Great Zeughaus and is named after the nearby Predigerkloster, a Dominican monastery that once stood on its east side.

A former residential complex built at the beginning of the 20th century, now being refurbished by the Swiss National Bank into a meeting place featuring restaurants, shops, apartments, and a visitor center.

A astronomical clock, the Zytglogge features a unique clockwork mechanism with golden Roman numerals and two brass hands, with the larger hand indicating hours and the smaller hand indicating minutes.

A historic merchants' society house, Gildhouse zu Kaufleuten, built in 1720/22, serves as the headquarters for the Kaufleuten society, featuring original furnishings from 1774.

A historic alley in the Old City of Bern, Switzerland. Known as Metzgergasse (Butcher's Lane) from 1619 before being renamed to Rathausgasse in 1971, it runs from Kreuzgasse to Kornhausplatz, part of the UNESCO Cultural World Heritage Site.

A 19th-century Catholic church, built between 1858 and 1864, designed in the Romanesque and French Gothic styles, serving as the first Catholic church in Bern since the Reformation.