Price
280 CHF
50 CHF for each additional half-hour
Our historical walks explore one of Switzerland’s most remarkable UNESCO World Heritage sites.
The “Bern city walking tour Medieval Churches” is a unique experience designed for medieval architecture and art enthusiasts.
Adaptable to your pace and schedule, it offers a highly representative and fascinating panorama of Bern in the Middle Ages.
Between city walls, shopping arcades, and the Federal Palace, this walking tour reveals the city’s urban plan and its monumental fabric.
A highlight of the tour is the Zytglogge’s figure play, an absolute must-see on the longest hours (10h-12h am).
We then continue to two masterpieces of medieval architecture, sculpture, and painting that define Bern’s historic heart.
Dive into the adventure and experience history like never before.
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The “Bern city walking tour Medieval Churches” opens wide the doors to the Middle Ages.
The “French” Church, a former Dominican monastery transferred to the Huguenots (the French protestants), is the oldest in the city. Its Gothic rood screen, crafted by the Master of the Carnation, exemplifies the spirit of Swiss painting at the dawn of the Renaissance.
The cathedral, a marvel of flamboyant Gothic, captivates with its masterfully sculpted façade and its sparkling cycle of stained glass, unique in Switzerland.
Two churches. Two Gothic gems. Two dazzling mirrors of Bern’s civic and religious identity in the late Middle Ages to be discovered with an archaeologist art historian.
Our “Bern city walking tour Medieval Churches” is a immersive cultural walk into the art and urbanism of medieval Bern.