Voos para Bern

If you're planning a charming trip to the heart of Europe, flights to Bern bring you to a serene, historic and deeply Swiss capital where time flows as calmly as the Aare River. Bern is not just an administrative city: it's a living museum under Alpine skies, with cobbled streets, centuries-old fountains and medieval architecture breathing heritage.

Bern Airport

The city's main airport is BRN, located about 8 km northeast of the urban centre. Well connected by public transport, a regional train or bus takes you to the Old Town in under 20 minutes. Taxi and car rental options are also available for greater flexibility. Although BRN mainly receives flights from other European capitals, its strategic location allows easy connections via other Swiss airports like Zurich or Geneva.

What to see in Bern

• Old Town: a UNESCO World Heritage site featuring continuous arcades, medieval towers and cobblestone squares.
• Zytglogge Clock Tower: iconic 13th-century structure famed for its astronomical clock and hourly mechanical figurine show.
• Bear Park: green riverside space where bears — the city’s symbol — live in a natural, respectful environment.
• Bern Minster Cathedral: Gothic cathedral with Switzerland’s tallest church tower; its viewing platform offers panoramic views of the city and Alps on clear days.

When to travel to Bern

Bern offers distinct seasonal charms. Spring (April–June) brings blooming gardens and lively streets without crowds. Summer (July–August) is ideal for outdoor strolls and open-air cultural events, though visitor numbers rise. Autumn (September–October) offers golden park hues and mild temperatures. Winter (November–March) blankets the city in snow, with Christmas markets in the Old Town and ski resorts less than two hours away by train — all while preserving Bern’s warm, urban essence.

Frequently asked questions

Is it easy to reach the city centre from BRN airport? Yes: frequent trains and buses take under 20 minutes to reach Bern’s main railway station.

Can Bern be visited in one day? It’s possible to see the main Old Town monuments in a day, but truly enjoying its pace, traditional cafés and districts like Länggasse or Matte requires more time.

Is Bern well connected to other Swiss cities? Yes: high-speed trains link Bern with Zurich, Geneva, Basel and Lugano in under two hours, with frequent departures and Swiss punctuality.

Are there accommodation options near the historic centre? Plenty of hotels, hostels and apartments are available in the Old Town and adjacent areas like Kirchenfeld or Bümpliz — often within walking distance of BRN or the main station.