伯尔尼(Bern)

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安全可靠，交通便利，基础设施齐全，景点众多，这是瑞士首都周边地区成为瑞士第二大经济区的原因。不过，伯尔尼成功背后的真正秘诀在于其轻松的氛围，这可能缘于瑞士首都的传奇魅力、富有想象的建筑以及举世闻名的联合国教科文组织世界遗产地老区融为一体。伯尔尼为商务活动提供了种类繁多的场所，步行即可到达 ——从历史悠久的拱形酒窖（例如Kornhauskeller）到文化和建筑瑰宝（如保罗克利中心）或超现代的伯尔尼卡萨尔会议中心（Kursaal Bern），应有尽有。

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Tour of Parliament House

Free guided tours through Parliament House, the seat of the Swiss government, are offered several times a day.

Drink from over 100 fountains

Bern has more than 100 fountains that provide fresh, ice-cold drinking water. Tip: bring your own water bottle and refill it on the go.

Bear Park

Watch Bern’s heraldic animals for free right in the middle of the city. Find out more

Free admission to Bern’s outdoor swimming pools

Take the plunge for free at four swimming spots in Bern. Find out more

Free admission to the Rose Garden

The Rose Garden is a mecca for all lovers of flowers and one of the most beautiful parks in Switzerland. Find out more

Sustainability

Awards 2019: European Energy Award Gold
2019: Energy City Master with 87.2 out of a possible 100 points
Since 2017: Fair Trade Town Find out all about sustainability in practice in Bern here

Sustainability at the University of Bern

The University of Bern plays an active role in researching, teaching and implementing sustainability principles. For example, it conducts excellent disciplinary, interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research with an international focus on topics such as climate, coping with global change (North-South) and the regulation of global trade (World Trade Regulation). It also examines topics such as biodiversity, resource research (in particular water and energy) and gender studies.

International networking

The University of Bern research centres that focus on sustainability are part of national and international networks, and their research enjoys an international reputation: Interdisciplinary Centre for Development and Environment Oeschger Centre for Climate Change Research Network bringing together science, politics and business – the "Wyss Academy for Nature"