Katedrála v Bernu

The cathedral is the largest and most important late medieval church in Switzerland, constructed beginning in 1421. It features notable Gothic sculptures and remarkable stained glass windows, exemplifying Gothic architecture and art. Standing at 100.6 meters tall, its tower is a prominent feature of the structure. The building functions as a Swiss Reformed Protestant church and serves as a cultural center with ongoing restoration efforts preserving its historical and architectural heritage. It is recognized as a national monument and holds significant cultural importance.