Distinctive landmarks in Bern, Switzerland

Distinctive landmarks in Bern, Switzerland

Monuments, which lies between the bridge and Nadeg Pepin Berg Blaatz 

Street Gerechtigkeitsgasse 

Line up the street porticoes and elegant shops in the middle of the street lies a fountain of justice, which is a picture of justice and where the original statue was destroyed in 1986, has been carefully restored in the 

Historical Museum. 

City Council Town Council 

It was built on the Gothic style between 1406 and 1416 has been amended in 1866 and restored to the original style between 1939 and 1942 and is the headquarters of the Council of State in the territory of Bern. 

  Kramgasse 

Lined by arcaded houses and the three fountains are also held in which offers to conflicts of animals dressed in a fashion. 

  Albert Einstein House 

Is the house of the natural world famous Albert Einstein, who won the Nobel Prize has lived in this house before his departure to the United States of America has been transformed this house into a museum open to the public with pictures and documents 

  Clock Tower 

Is one of the famous landmarks in Bern has been rebuilt many times and found in the eastern part, a huge astronomical clock has been designed in order to make four minutes before each hour. 

  Marktgasse 

Is a pedestrian zone contains a collection of old houses and arched corridors, shops and Nafortin.