UNESCO - Bern Old Town

The ancient city of Bern was built in the 12th century on the hills surrounding the Al River, and in 1848 became the capital of Switzerland. From the architecture of the ancient city of Bern, the historical changes can be seen, the ancient city retains the elegant arched promenade and fountains of the 16th century, and the main building of this medieval town was rebuilt in the 18th century and retains the original historical style.

Very exquisite place, the building protection is very good, from the rose garden to see a harmonious scene. The church and other landmarks are dotted with it, whether it is to rush to the market or walk slowly, it is very leisurely.

Bern is really a very beautiful city, its city is not big, the old town is also very rich, the house is particularly exquisite, especially appreciate these small roofs, there are many water systems, very suitable for walking.

The Old City of Bern is a city built by the Duke of Chailingen, Bercht V, on the banks of the River Ale in 1191 and is now the Old City of Bern. The city was built on a hill surrounded by rivers on three sides and remained compact from its construction until the 15th century. Until 1405, most of the city was destroyed by fire. It was later rebuilt on sandstone, and the main building was generally built in the 18th century. Most of the medieval features are still preserved and ingeniously integrated with the functions of the modern city. In 1983, it was listed as a World Heritage Site. 

The capital of Switzerland, the Old Town has been listed as a World Heritage Site, with sandstone ancient buildings, narrow streets, fountains and medieval feelings making the city unique

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Bern is the capital of Switzerland and Bern, located in the Midwest of Switzerland. The Ale River divides the city into two parts: the old city on the West Bank and the new city on the East bank. Seven broad bridges across the Ale River connect the old city with the new city. In Bern, old-fashioned, monuments can be seen everywhere. From Shunyi Street to the bend of the Al River, you cross the bridge to Bern's oldest area. In the 14th century Nedag Church stands the statue of the founder of Berne, Duke Grongen. Bronze reliefs on the gates, which depict the story of Jesus, are still preserved today. Berne Cathedral, situated on the Bank of the Al River, is a typical Gothic building with magnificent shape. The old city of Bern has a world-famous arcade. From Hospital Street in front of the railway station to the old bell tower in Clem Street, the archway is a typical medieval building with unique structure. It's better to take a tram and take a slow tour of the old town of Bern.