Bern Old Town and Historic Landmarks Walk
Meet at the main station and see the magnificent new "Baldachin" glass roof.
Walk along the traditional Berner streets that lead directly into the Old Town, and visit the Prison Gate known as the "Käfigturm," which dates back to the 1200s and now houses a small museum.
Discover the nearby "Bundeshaus," the seat of Swiss democracy, with your Bern tour guide.
Continue to the Clock Tower, also called the "Zytgloggeturm." Further along the street, see Albert Einstein's Home, where he wrote his "Theory of Relativity."
Near his home, stop for a delicious lunch in a typical restaurant, where you can try the local cuisine and taste some Swiss wines.
Afterward, continue along the street to "The Bärengraben" - Bear Park.
To the left is the Cathedral of St. Vincent, whose first stone was laid in 1421. From the tower, enjoy a panoramic view of Bern.
Following the street, reach the Parliament again, and from here, go shopping or finish the tour.
