"Monbijoupark" is a green oasis in the middle of the city of Bern - you can come here very easily by public transport or on foot!

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...

"Chindlifresser" in Bern is a gruesome 500-year-old statue of a 'child-eater', but it's also one of my favorite cold-water providers in the whole city!