A Day of City Walk in Bern, Switzerland’s Capital 🇨🇭

With just a 5.80 CHF ticket 🎫, I explored half the city at a leisurely pace. By the end of the day, I’d hopped on five or six different rides, including the funicular up the hillside—totally worth it! The sun was warm and inviting, perfect for lounging on the hillside without a hint of chill. ❄️☀️ Highlights of the Day: Affordable Transport: The Bern Welcome Card (included with hotel stays) or a day pass covers trams, buses, and even the Marzilibahn funicular—a steal for sightseeing! Sunny Slopes: The Rosengarten (Rose Garden) offers panoramic views of Bern’s UNESCO-listed Old Town, with red rooftops and the Aare River winding below. A perfect spot to relax! Snowy Charm: If visiting in winter, the dusting of snow transforms the city into a fairytale scene, especially around the Bear Park and Nydeggbrücke bridge. Efficient Routes: Most attractions—Zytglogge (Clock Tower), Federal Palace, and Einstein House—are within a 30-minute walk, making Bern ideal for a relaxed half-day exploration. Pro Tip: Grab a Coop roast chicken (6.95 CHF) for a budget-friendly meal, then sip Alpine spring water from one of Bern’s 100+ historic fountains! 🍗💧 #Bern #Switzerland #CityWalk #BudgetTravel #WinterInSwitzerland 🌆🚋