Hotels near Bern. The dreamy Swiss capital.
Bern is not loud, not hectic, and that is exactly what makes the unofficial capital of Switzerland so relaxed and beautiful. The Aare river glistens and meanders through the city in a turquoise colour, time sometimes seems to stand still in the UNESCO Old Town and the many cosy cafés, and someone is always playing the guitar somewhere. All this between culture, nature and Swiss flair. Without any rush. Bern is manageable and a little dreamy. If you want to stay a few days, you will find our stylish hotels around Bern.
Hotels for the 2025 football summer near Bern
In July 2025, Bern will host the UEFA Women's EURO - and the Wankdorf Stadium will be the stage for top-class football. Spain will play Portugal on 3 July, followed by Switzerland against Iceland on 6 July. The tournament continues on 11 July with Italy against Spain, followed by an exciting quarter-final on 18 July. In the city, the fan zone on Bundesplatz will be providing a tournament atmosphere with public viewing, street food and music - perfect for anyone without a stadium ticket.
Old town flair and culture. What makes Bern special.
The Zytglogge, a medieval clock tower, the Bundeshaus, the Bear Park - everything is close together in Bern. The old town is compact, with its very own flair and full of little surprises. The Rose Garden offers the best view of the city, especially in the evening. And if you like art, you should visit the Paul Klee Centre - the building alone is worth a visit. A lot of things seem unexciting in Bern, but that's exactly what makes it so pleasant.
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FAQ Frequently asked Questions and Answers
Bern is easily accessible by train, car and plane. The city has its own airport. The train journey from Zurich airport takes around 1 hour.
Summer (June to September) is ideal for walks and outdoor activities, but the city also has its charms in spring, autumn and winter.
Among the most popular highlights are the Old Town (UNESCO World Heritage Site), the Zytglogge, the Bundeshaus, the Bear Park and the Rose Garden.
Yes, swimming in the Aare is a popular leisure activity, especially in summer. There are also several outdoor pools around the city.
The most popular excursions include Lake Thun, the Bernese Oberland, the Emmental and the Gürbetal region. Visit Thun Castle, the Ballenberg Open-Air Museum, the Jungfrau-Aletsch glacier region or the Lauterbrunnen Valley.
The region around Bern offers numerous hiking trails, including the Gurten, the viewpoint over Bern, as well as hikes in the Emmental or the Bernese Oberland.
Yes, the Emmental with its farms and a visit to the ‘Gantrisch’ wildlife park are particularly popular destinations for families. The Dählhölzli Zoo in Bern is also a great day out.