[2025 Berne Attraction] Travel Guide for Rose Garden (Updated Jun)

#EuropeanTravel . This is the rose park I visited during my trip to Bern, Switzerland. It's a park with lots of roses. When I went there in July, the roses were blooming beautifully. There is a viewpoint in the rose park where you can see Bern's old town at a glance, so be sure to enjoy the viewpoint! #Bern #RosePark #SwitzerlandTravel #BernOldTown

#Let's go on a trip . . This is Bern's Rose Garden, where you can see the old town of Bern, Switzerland at a glance. I packed some fried tofu sushi that I had airlifted from Korea and enjoyed a picnic. Eating fried tofu sushi while looking at a fairytale-like view🤍 It was truly a moving taste. You should go to Bern's Rose Garden in the morning to enjoy the old town with natural sunlight! #Switzerland #Bern #RoseGarden #Picnic #FriedTofuSushi

#EuropeGuide #SwitzerlandTravel It seemed like a scene from a fairy tale, as if an amusement park was modeled after this city. The entire city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 📍Bern Red roofs, quiet alleys, and the emerald Aare River… Every step of the walk was like a painting💕 💡 Things you shouldn't miss in Bern‼️ 🕰️ Clock Tower (Zytglogge) bells Make sure to listen to the bells that ring every hour in the center of Bern! You may think, "It's nothing special," but if you think about it as one of the oldest clocks in Switzerland, the country of clocks, That moment may feel special🫶🏻 🐻 Meet the symbol of Bern, the bear Did you know that 'Bern' means bear? If you walk along the Aare River, you can meet a real bear(!)! This harmony where nature and the city breathe side by side... Why Switzerland is Switzerland🥹 ⛪️ Bern Cathedral Viewpoint You can take in Bern at a glance from the top of Bern Cathedral! This city is really beautiful when you see it from above with the jade-colored Aare River🩵 ✍🏻 Practical tips for traveling to Bern 🚆 It's OK to do a day trip from Interlaken, Lucerne, etc. 🧭 We recommend the morning for the walking tour of the old town! 🐻 Recommended Rosengarten Viewpoint next to Bear Park A city that makes you feel good just by walking, Leave a day here in Switzerland 🍃 📍Do you like this kind of emotional travel? Save it and prepare it for Switzerland someday🫶🏻

#Travel itinerary Lucerne – Chillon Castle – Bern compressed route Day 1 – Lucerne → Chillon Castle • 08:00 Arrive at Lucerne Station, walk around Chapel Bridge & Old Town • 09:30 Lake Lucerne cruise or Rigi Mountain cable car (optional) • 11:30 After lunch, take a train to Montreux (approximately 2 hours 30 minutes) • 14:30 Arrive at Montreux and tour Chillon Castle (admission and interior tour approximately 1 hour) • 17:00 Walk around downtown Montreux or visit a lakeside café • 19:00 Check in at Montreux hotel & have dinner Day 2 – Montreux → Bern • 08:30 Check out and take a train to Bern (approximately 1 hour 30 minutes) • 10:00 Arrive at Bern → Walk around Old Town, Clock Tower (Zytglogge) & Aare River view • 12:30 Bern traditional lunch • 14:00 Enjoy the city view from Bear Park and Rosegarten Garden • 16:00 Transfer to the train station or depart for the next destination #Switzerland 1 night 2 days #Lucerne-Sion Castle Bern #Switzerland train travel #Lucerne Chapel Bridge #Sion Castle Tour #Bern Clock Tower #Switzerland emotional schedule #Switzerland core course #Montreux travel #Switzerland travel recommendation

#aprilblooms 📍Address: Rose Garden-Switzerland, Berne, Canton of Berne, Switzerland. The Rose Garden, known as Rosengarten, is a beautiful and tranquil park located in the heart of Bamberg, Germany. It is renowned for its thousands of blooming roses, creating a spectacular and colorful display. The garden is a popular spot for both locals and tourists, offering a peaceful retreat and a perfect place for a leisurely stroll. Tips: The best time to visit the Rose Garden is during the blooming season, typically from late spring to early summer. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended as you will be exploring the garden on foot. The garden is located near Bamberg Cathedral, making it convenient to visit both attractions in one trip. Enjoy your time

If you want to travel during the New Year, why not come to Switzerland? The 8-day itinerary will take you to visit snow-capped mountains, lakes and ancient castles, and experience a different kind of European style! / 🏃Route Overview: D1: [Geneva] Arrive at Geneva Airport, go to the hotel to rest, and prepare to start your Swiss trip! D2: Lake Geneva->Palais des Nations->Broken-legged Wooden Chair Tour Lake Geneva and enjoy the beauty of the lake and mountains; visit the Palais des Nations and feel the charm of international politics; finally, go to the Broken-legged Wooden Chair to learn about the history behind it. D3: Bern Belfry -> Bern Cathedral -> Rose Garden Appreciate the unique charm of Bern Belfry, visit the magnificent architecture of Bern Cathedral, and finally stroll in the fragrant rose garden. D4: Sherlock Holmes Museum -> Gelmer Cable Car Visit the Sherlock Holmes Museum to learn about the legendary life of this wise messenger; take the Gelmer Cable Car to enjoy the magnificent view of the city. D5: Lake Lucerne-> Chapelle Bridge and Octagonal Water Tower-> Dying Lion Statue Visit Lake Lucerne and enjoy the beautiful scenery; stroll along Chapelle Bridge and admire the Octagonal Water Tower; finally visit the Dying Lion Statue to feel the weight of history. D6: Mount Rigi Climb Mount Rigi, overlooking the magnificent mountain scenery of Switzerland, and enjoy the tranquility and beauty of nature. D7: Lake Zurich->Zurich Cathedral->Department of Information Engineering, ETH Zurich Visit Lake Zurich and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the lake and mountains; visit Zurich Cathedral to feel the solemnity and sacredness of religious culture; finally visit the Department of Information Engineering, ETH Zurich to learn about the cutting-edge of science and technology. D8: [Zurich] End of the trip After a pleasant trip to Switzerland, I packed my luggage and prepared to return home with full of memories~ / 🧳 Travel checklist: must-have items for a trip to Switzerland 📘 Documents: passports and visas are essential, and ID cards are also brought in case of emergency. 🔌 Electrical appliances: Remember to bring a mobile phone charger and power bank, as well as a universal conversion plug, as Switzerland uses three-corner plugs. 👕 Clothing: Dress warmly when traveling to Switzerland in January. Bring a down jacket and thick sweater, as well as comfortable sneakers. 💳 Finance: Be prepared with credit cards and a small amount of cash. The Swiss franc is the local currency. 📞 Communications: Buy a local phone card for easier communication and more stable internet. 🎩 Accessories: Sunglasses, hats, and scarves, both fashionable and warm. 🧴 Daily necessities: Don’t forget sunscreen and toiletries. It is important to maintain personal hygiene. / A trip to Switzerland, where you can enjoy the natural scenery and cultural charm, is definitely a dream destination you cannot miss!

#JapanFlightEvent 📍Bern Rose Garden If you want to fully appreciate the beautiful view of Bern, the Rose Garden hill is the place to go! 🌹⛰️ When you climb up the hill, you can see the **Old Town** that still retains its medieval feel and the blue **Aare River** at a glance. In particular, the scenery of the red roofs lined up side by side is really picturesque. 🏡🏰 This is what I took on a cloudy day📸✨ ✅Honey tip: Snapshots are recommended! (If you see a Korean, always ask for a photo... Koreans are the best at taking photos😂)

Bern Actually, Switzerland doesn't have a capital according to the constitution! However, Bern plays the role of the capital so much that I think everyone thinks it is! Bern is small, but there are many things to see and do, so I recommend visiting for a day or half a day! In particular, the sunset seen from the rose garden is romantic itself👍🏼❤️ #WinterTravel #Bern

#European travel When you think of Switzerland, you tend to think of emerald lakes and blue mountain peaks with eternal snow Bern, Switzerland, is so historic and beautiful that its entire street is listed on UNESCO. You can tour the entire city of Bern by using public transportation, which is a step between trams and buses. There are giant chessboards all over the streets, so you can play chess, and there are doors leading underground all over the UNESCO streets. If you go down the doors leading underground, you will find an underground shopping mall. It was a very unique and attractive structure. You can't miss the cathedral, which is a Gothic-style building. If you go up to the rose garden, which is a 30-minute walk away, You can see all of this at a glance.

#Overseas travel ⏰Opening hours: 24 hours 📍Location address: Alter Aargauerstalden 31B, 3006 Bern, Switzerland After arriving in Switzerland at 2pm I decided to take a quick day trip to Bern before heading to my accommodation in Vevey. Bern is the capital of Switzerland and its entire old town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site so it is a very peaceful city. Among them, the Bear Park and the Rose Park are the most famous.

Getting to Rosengarten in Bern is very simple. Start from Bern Central Station and walk towards the Old Town. Cross the Nydeggbrücke bridge in the center of the Old Town, and you will soon arrive at the rose garden. This place boasts the best view overlooking Bern's Old Town. If you use public transportation, take bus number 10 and get off at the Rosengarten stop. Rosengarten is one of the representative parks in Bern, Switzerland, with over 200 species of roses, making it a place to enjoy a feast of roses. It was first established in 1913 and is loved by locals and tourists alike for its wide lawns and beautiful gardens. In particular, the observatory in the park offers a panoramic view of Bern's Old Town, making it a famous spot for photography. Additionally, there is a small café in the park where you can relax and enjoy a cup of coffee. What I remember most when visiting Rosengarten was the beautiful scenery of Bern unfolding with the scent of roses. The park is well-maintained, making it perfect for a stroll, and the various blooming roses provided a delightful experience for the eyes and nose. Especially if you visit at sunset, you can witness the Old Town bathed in golden light, making for an even more special experience. If you visit Bern, I highly recommend stopping by.

#SeptemberTravelSupportEvent I have a feeling while traveling to Bern. If I had one more trip left in my life, I would go to Bern. When I climbed up here where I could see all of Bern, my heart felt open and I was so, so happy. In fact, I went up to see roses, but there weren't many roses. I was just intoxicated by the scenery of Bern. I definitely recommend going.

Bern, also known as Bern, is the seat of the Swiss federal government and the capital of Switzerland. The fourth largest city after Zurich, Geneva and Balce. At the same time, Bern is also known as the "Bear City". According to legend, the city lord went out hunting and decided to name the city after the first beast he hunted. It so happened that the first beast captured was a bear, hence the name "Bear City". In German, Bern means "bear". ❤ Bern Old Town It was built in the 12th century on the hills surrounded by the Ahr River and became the capital of Switzerland in 1848. The changes in history can be seen from the architecture of the ancient city of Bern. The ancient city retains the elegant arched corridors and fountains from the 16th century. The main buildings of this medieval town were rebuilt in the 18th century, retaining their original historical features. It was listed on the World Heritage List by UNESCO in 1983. ❤ Bern Clock Tower When the city of Bern was built in the 13th century, it served as an entrance and exit connecting Bern with the outside world and was the gateway to the city of Bern. The little man in the tower will rotate and come out of the magnificent clock tower to tell the time 4 minutes before every hour, attracting tourists to stop and take a look. ❤ Rose Park Ancient architectural gardens in Bern. It has a historic ancient fountain and elegant architectural style. The Rose Garden is also the back garden of Bern, which is separated from the old town by a river. There is a bus stop on the east side of the rose garden. Of course, you can also climb up leisurely from the path opposite the bear garden. The ancient Bern and the Aare River are right at your feet. There are more than 220 species of roses, irises, cherry blossoms and other flowers in full bloom in the park, totaling 18,000 plants. When the flowering season comes, the park is full of flowers and is extremely romantic. ❤ Bear Garden Bernier spared no expense in building a modern park where the baby bears can climb, fish, play, and return to the original bear park to rest when they are tired. The 6,000 square meter park stretches from the former bear park on the banks of the Aare River opposite the old town to the riverside. The "Bear Park" before the renovation still exists and is still a place where bears live freely. The bear park is connected to the new park through a tunnel. Visitors can visit the original bear park and the new park under the guidance of bear keepers. 🧡【tips】: If you are lucky, you can see the keepers feeding the young bears. Of course, you have to stand at a safe distance to appreciate it.

#TravelSupportEvent #Switzerland #SwitzerlandTravel A place where you can see Bern, Switzerland at a glance! On the way down, I recommend the rose garden where you can see antique buildings and take great photos :-) - Rose Garden Park Rosengarten Bern - Alter Aargauerstalden 31B, 3006 Bern, Switzerland I visited on a slightly cloudy day, so I was worried that I wouldn't be able to see the clouds, but,,, I could really see the old neighborhood of Bern at a glance! It was my first city in Switzerland, but I already liked Switzerland...! A place where I could just sit and look at it!!

Hello, travel enthusiasts, today I am here to share my 4-day 3-night essence itinerary in Switzerland. After reading this article, I believe you will definitely not get lost when traveling in Switzerland! 💖 First of all, planning the idea of traveling to Switzerland is very important! My suggestion is to choose the mountain you mainly want to go to (First/Jungfrau), the lake you want to play (Brienz/Thun), the small town you want to see (Grindelwald/Longjiang/Lauterbrunnen/Spiez), and then look at the tickets for Zurich and Geneva, and then make the route in and out of Switzerland. Day1️⃣: London✈️➡️Geneva Depart in the morning and fly to Geneva. It takes about 40 minutes to queue when entering the country. However, you can vaguely see the continuous snow-capped mountains in the distance at the airport, which makes me very excited! So, I took the bus directly to the United Nations Palace of Nations. 🇺🇳 Seeing the national flags of various countries at the entrance of the Palace of Nations, I really had some real feelings about the legendary United Nations. If you want to visit, you can make an appointment in advance. There are also the famous broken leg wooden chair and the international anti-landmine sign at the door, which is worth a look! Then, we took the train to Bern. This section of the train route follows Lake Geneva, and the glimpse of the lake and mountains on the train brought a very shocking experience to the British who had never seen snow-capped mountains. 🚄 In Bern, the city named after the bear, we mainly went to the clock tower and the Rose Garden (Rosengarten). The Rose Garden needs to climb a few minutes on the hillside, and the town is very beautiful overlooking the river. 🐻 After the train, we arrived in Grindelwald. Just in time for the sunset in the evening, the slope under the setting sun is really a fairy tale into reality. 🏔️ This is my first three stops in Switzerland, and I will continue to introduce the following itinerary in the next article! I hope my sharing can help you. 💕

If you’re planning to visit Switzerland in late March or early April, don’t miss out on this spring highlight in Bern! Have the chance to see the delicate cherry blossoms bloom in Bern's Rosengarten (Rose Garden), turning part of the park into a sea of ​​pink. Admiring the panoramic view of Bern's Old Town from the rose garden is already an essential check-in point, and against the backdrop of a sea of ​​pink flowers, the UNESCO World Heritage site looks even more spectacular. These Japanese trees were a gift from Yoshiyuki Urata to the city of Bern. Thank you Switzerland for helping Japanese agriculture #2024TravelWish ~ Travel to Sicily, Italy

#EuropeanTravel How to get there: Alter Aargauerstalden 31B, 3006 Bern, Switzerland Attractions: Rose Park, Bear Park If you visit during the rose season, you can enjoy over 200 kinds of roses and cherry blossoms. However, even if you visit during the regular season, it is a great place to look down on the towering Bern Castle and the old town. Therefore, it is a hot place as a sunset viewing point and picnic spot. Many people usually visit it together with Bear Park, so please refer to it when planning a walking tour☺️ #SwitzerlandTravel #BernTravel

#wecreate Do you want to enjoy a good meal with a spectacular view of Bern’s old City? This is the perfect spot : Rosengarten Restaurant Address - Alter Aargauerstalden 31b, 3006 Bern, Switzerland Ambiance/Facilities - Quiet and tranquil city park with astonishing views of the city. Highlights - Outdoor restaurant and its amazing and tasty food Avg. Price per Person - 50-100 CHF Rating - 5/5 #Rosengarten restaurant #bern #switzerland

#EuropeanTravel . This is the Rose Garden, a must-see tourist destination in Bern, Switzerland. The roses are beautifully in bloom, and if you go to the observation deck, you can see the old town of Bern at a glance. The Rose Garden is located on a slight hill, so I recommend taking a bus to go up and walking down to the old town! #BernTravel #SwitzerlandTravel #RoseGarden

Bern, low-key to the unspeakable Swiss capital Bern's low-key, so that it has a unique charm, you can sometimes linger in the old town's alleys, and sometimes in the rose garden overlooking the panoramic view of the old city. The old town of Bern is listed as a World Heritage Site. There are slabs of stone on the road. There is a fountain every three or five steps, and the red tram passing by is the whole city. Even the peoples entertainment is rich and varied. It is called the "City of Fountains", and the total number of large and small fountains in the city exceeds 100. stands in the Capitol on the Are River, with its tall beams and green domes, revealing the Italian Renaissance style. the old clock tower, there will be small dolls coming out to mark the hour. As the capital, Bern maintains an ancient atmosphere, stone roads spread over the city, and each time there is a unique fountain. Its a leisurely and chic city, and its a pleasure to stroll through the small streets of Berns Old Town. Rose Garden Along the main street of the old city, you can walk to the river. After crossing the bridge, follow the signs of the Rose Garden and walk up to the top to reach the commanding heights of Bern, overlooking the entire old town. Rose Garden, in fact, not to see the roses, but to look at the beauty of the entire old town of Bern, walk up the mountain, look at the sunset or the sun under the sun, beautiful! There is also a famous rose garden restaurant on the top of the hill where you can enjoy the view while watching the sunset, but you need to book in advance.