"Kellerkino" Bern is a basement cinema with a familial atmosphere. Founded in 1970, it was first independent cinema in the country. Talk about underground!

In the Zweiblatt Concept Store, you will find many different things. From colorful socks and trendy clothing to jewelry, mugs and drinking bottles.

In addition to falafel, there is a flatbread with halloumi, makali (grilled vegetables) or shawarma (chicken), as well as tabbouleh and hummus.

Heitere Fahne in Bern is a very old wooden house in a quiet neighborhood where literally everything is happening — it's real center of cultural life!

Kitchener is a longtime Bern favorite — a legendary fashion store and gift shop, and full of history. Its iconic "Kitchenersäckli" has become a city symbol.

Located in a posh residential area, kind of hidden behind trees and bushes, Egelsee is a calm piece of nature to unwind your mind and observe nature.

The owner (from California) wanted to bring yummy, healthy Californian-Mexican soul food from back home to Switzerland. And let me tell you, he did!

Nature is claiming back the city - a powerful image. The mural was painted by Paul Stämpfli in 1987, way before the world was discussing climate change.

Hop on "Tram Nr. 8" at the main station for a 25min ride through the post-war urban planning history of Bern. It gets interesting around Europaplatz...

"Kopflos" ('headless') at Casinoplatz in Bern is my favourite piece of art in the city's public space. I love its four fingers!

I like Adrianos the best for its metropolitan atmosphere and the wild mix of guests - urban bohemians, chilled elderly people, bean hunting backpackers...

Founded by a couple of friends over two decades ago, Wabräu has managed to build a respectable crowd of regular customers...