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05 Days / 04 Nights
Daily Tour
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Arrive in Bern and check in to your hotel. Spend the day exploring the UNESCO-listed Old Town with its medieval architecture, charming arcades, and the iconic Zytglogge clock tower. In the evening, enjoy a relaxing dinner at a local restaurant, followed by a stroll along the Aare River, which offers stunning views of the city.
Today marks the opening of the Bern Jazz Festival! Head to Grosser Muristalden for the inaugural performance, where you’ll be introduced to a mix of international jazz stars. Later, enjoy a leisurely lunch at a nearby café before heading to the Rosengarten, an idyllic hilltop park, for more outdoor jazz concerts with a panoramic view of Bern.
Get ready for a full day of jazz performances at various outdoor locations around the city. Attend concerts at Kramgasse, Bärengraben, and the Federal Palace. From big bands to intimate solo performances, there is something for everyone. Afterward, head to the festival’s food and drink stalls to enjoy Swiss treats, like fondue and raclette.
Explore Bern’s hidden gems today, including the Rosengarten Museum and Zentrum Paul Klee, for an artistic side trip. In the evening, head back to the Jazz Festival for more exciting performances. Watch local talents perform in cozy venues like Bern’s KulturCafe, a popular spot for late-night jazz gigs.
On your final day, enjoy a leisurely breakfast at a local café. Spend your last hours in Bern shopping for Swiss souvenirs or visiting Einstein's House, where the famous physicist lived. In the afternoon, head to the airport for your departure.
The Bern Jazz Festival is an annual event held in Bern, Switzerland, showcasing jazz performances from local and international artists in a variety of outdoor and indoor settings.
The festival is usually held every summer in June, lasting several days. The dates can vary slightly from year to year.
Concerts take place in multiple outdoor venues throughout Bern, including the Rosengarten, Grosser Muristalden, and Bärengraben, as well as indoor venues like KulturCafe.
Most of the outdoor concerts are free, but for indoor or special performances, tickets can be purchased through the festival’s official website or local ticket vendors.
Yes, the festival is family-friendly, with performances suitable for all ages and plenty of food stalls offering local delicacies.
Most of the performances are instrumental, so language is not a barrier. However, some performers may speak English during their shows.
While the festival is primarily for professional jazz musicians, local jam sessions may be available for amateur musicians to join.
There is no official dress code, but since the event is outdoor and held in summer, casual and comfortable clothing is recommended.
Absolutely! The festival offers a variety of performances, from classic jazz to contemporary styles, ensuring something for everyone.
Enjoy a variety of Swiss food stalls, including cheese fondue, raclette, Swiss chocolates, and local wines.
Yes, many of the festival venues, especially the outdoor concerts, are wheelchair accessible. Contact the organizers for specific accessibility information.
Bring comfortable shoes, a hat for sun protection, and a jacket for the cooler evenings. Don’t forget a camera to capture the memories!
Most concerts are 1 to 2 hours long, with several performances throughout the day and evening.
Yes, in between performances, you can visit Bern’s famous attractions, like the Zytglogge, Federal Palace, and Einstein's House.
Yes, the festival usually closes with a grand concert featuring a big band performance and a festive atmosphere to mark the end of the celebration.
