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Parks and Fountains

Bern’s landscape is defined by its unique 16th-century Renaissance fountains and expansive green spaces. The city’s historic center features ornate stone figures like the Schützenbrunnen and Kindlifresserbrunnen, which still provide fresh spring water today. Surrounding the urban core, elevated viewpoints such as the Gurten and Ulmizberg towers offer vistas of the Bernese Alps, while the Elfenau estate provides a quiet retreat along the Aare river.

Child Eater Fountain

The Kindlifresserbrunnen is a painted stone fountain at the Kornhausplatz in Bern, Switzerland.

Kleine Schanze

A central park situated on former city fortifications, offering panoramic views of the Bernese Alps and the Federal Palace.

Pfeiferbrunnen

The Pfeiferbrunnen is a fountain near Spitalgasse 21 in Bern, Switzerland.

Bernabrunnen

A bronze fountain located in the courtyard of the Federal Palace's west wing, featuring a statue of Berna, the city's allegorical figure.

Schützenbrunnen

A 16th-century Renaissance fountain featuring a statue of a marksman in armor, created by sculptor Hans Gieng.

Elfenau

A historic estate and park on the banks of the Aare, featuring English landscape gardens and protected heritage buildings.

Aussichtsturm Ulmizberg

A steel lattice tower on the Ulmizberg hill, providing views across the Swiss Plateau and the Bernese Oberland.

Gurten Aussichtsturm

A wooden observation tower located on Bern's local mountain, offering 360-degree views of the city and the surrounding Alpine peaks.

Leutschen

Elevated viewpoint overlooking the northern outskirts of Bern and the Aare valley.

Hübeli (Friedenslinde mit Gedenktafel)

A memorial site featuring a historic peace lime tree and a commemorative plaque, serving as a scenic lookout point.

Glasbrunnen

A natural spring and stone fountain located in the Bremgartenwald forest, known for its legendarily pure water.

Freispielpark Schönegg

A public green space and recreational park located in the northern district of Bern.