Hotel National Bern





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The 10th segment of the Trans Swiss Trail takes one from Bern to Worb. A beautiful hike along the Aare river, first in the city and then through one of the most beautiful river landscapes in Switzerland. Once the trail arrives in Worb, it is worth taking a look at Worb Castle, which is privately owned today and therefore not accessible, yet beautiful from the outside.
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The trail begins in Bern at the train station and first leads directly through the city. Then it goes through the Bremgarten forest in the middle of the cultural landscape over fields and past small wooded areas. The best way to explore the tour is by bike and go past the Aarberg after a few more kilometers and then you can already see Lake Biel. A short time later it goes down to Biel/Bienne.
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The highlight of this fantastic hiking trail in the canton of Bern is the Aare River. It is the longest river that flows within Switzerland and is 288 km long. In summer, people from Bern go swimming, paddling or chilling on a boat in the river. From the capital it goes via the Aare to Ittigen and ends in Bremgarten near Bern.
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This route leads through the old town of Bern and starts at the Marzilibahn. Then it goes past several historical buildings and the Bärenplatz to the Meret Oppenheim fountain. Along the small streets and alleyways, visitors can immerse themselves in the feeling of the city. It also crosses the Aare River several times, thus completing the tour. Some highlights along this route are: the Bundesplatz square, the City Theater, the Nydegg Church, the Bear Park, the Münster, the Bundeshaus and...
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This trail leads from the center of Bern past historical places through the Bremgarten Forest until one reaches the Aare River. The trail continues over the Stägmattsteg to Hinterkappelen and then leads into the forest near Wöhlen near Bern. After a circular tour in the forest it leads back to the starting point. But before that, it is very much recommended to take a break on the banks of the Aare River.