The 10 Best Things to do Good for a Rainy Day in Bern Mittelland District, Canton of Bern

Bern's most central location for escape games and scavanger hunts only a few mere steps away from Bern Trainstation. Be taken on an adventure you and your friends, colleagues and family will remember for a long time. A must-experience for every trip to Bern.

Dein Trampolin- und Bewegungspark in der Stadt Bern! Von einem grossen Airfloor und einer Rampe zum Skateboard und Scooter Fahren bis hin zum Freestyle Trampolin steht alles bereit was dich hoch hinaus fliegen lässt! Natürlich gibt's ein Bistro mit gutem Kaffee, Süssgetränken und Snacks für die Zuschauer/Innen und Sportler/Innen. Am Sonntagvormittag ist der Park für die ganz Kleinen reserviert: Familien mit Kids bis zu fünf Jahren haben dann den Park für sich alleine.

The Fusion Arena is located in Bern's very heart and is the only place, where you can escape into the virtual reality. At the Fusion Arena up to ten persons can play together and experience virtual reality with full body tracking and 4D effects. We currently offer five different experiences: Two adventure games, two zombie shooters and a person versus person shooter. Furthermore you can rent the whole Fusion Arena for your special event and enjoy a delicious catering as well.

Located in the center of the Old Town, this 15th-century cathedral sports a towering 328-foot-tall spire that dominates the city skyline.

The home of the Swiss national government, this building's political significance stands out in an otherwise quiet city.

The Bernisches Historisches Museum is one of the most important museums of cultural history in Switzerland. The collections of archaeology, history and ethnography include approximately 500,000 objects dating from the Stone Age to the present and representing cultures from all over the world. The hydria from Graechwil, the Burgundian tapestries, the diptych from Königsfelden and a series of ethnographical objects as well as coins and medals are all internationally renowned. Besides these, other highlights of the permanent exhibitions include the spectacular Bernese sculptures, two Bernese mayoral thrones and much more. The integrated Einstein Museum offers an account of the life and work of the physicist and places it in a fascinating manner in the context of world history. Temporary exhibitions are regularly staged in the generously proportioned exhibition hall.

Popular in Bern - observed in the whole world. The Natural History Museum Bern was officially founded in 1832. In 1936 it moved into a new building in Bernastrasse deemed an excellent example of the “Neue Sachlichkeit“ style. The building was extended in 1998. The museum has 5100 square metres of exhibition space and an international reputation founded initially on its historical dioramas. Aside from Barry, the NMBE is famous for housing the giant Planggenstock crystals and for outstanding contemporary exhibitions such as «Apocalypse - End without End». The museum's collection contains around 6.5 million objects. The Naturhistorisches Museum Bern is also a place of research conducted by the 22 scientists responsible for the collections, and functions as a venue for cultural events - most recently the “Help, it's alive!“ series and the “Dead animal bar“

The Apple1, chips under the skin or an original escape vehicle of a century old? The Museum for Communication takes a close look at interpersonal communication in all its forms. Direct, personal and individual: in addition to interactive stations, surprising objects and large-format video screens, flesh and blood people also convey the fascination of the world of communication. For this innovative invention, the museum received the renowned European Council Museum Prize in 2019. The museum combines content and experience in a playful way - and is therefore interesting for all age groups. Thanks to a discovery trail for children, it is ideal for families.

The “sense-ible” experience excursion for the entire family! The sensorium in Ruttihubelbad is all about activating sensory perceptions. At 80 experience stations, visitors perform actions to hear, see, smell and taste both the familiar and the unfamiliar. Sounds, colors, vibrations, fragrances, light and dark will astonish you and allow you to explore the laws of nature. New temporary exhibition every year. You can also enjoy your own picnic from home in the Sensorium bistro, and the restaurant in the same building will delight you with varied, tasty dishes.