Name: Zytglogge
Address: Bim Zytglogge 3, 3011 Bern, Switzerland, CH

Zytglogge is a premise, located at Bim Zytglogge 3, 3011 Bern, Switzerland. Visit their website www.zeitglockenturm.ch for more detailed information.

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Bim Zytglogge 3, 3011 Bern

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Added by Jopie, at 23 September 2016

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Chong Peng How

09 November 2017

Grand clock tower best viewed from the street of the old town
Creagan Stickney

07 November 2017

Its prettyits freeits in a nice area. Worth a stop.
CRISPIN J. VIEJON JR

09 October 2017

" feeling of being in nostalgic place
Where most of us could only be in or experience in dreams"
Flora Tse

08 October 2017

Beautiful clock tower. It strikes at the 56th minute of every hour.
Martin Mathias Huber

02 September 2017

Great place and town. It is really worth going.
Johnhk Lee

30 August 2017

Beautiful clock tower! We visited there in December and extremely freezing weather.
Raviraj Choure

16 August 2017

Great place to Visit.
Clock is located center of the street and it's huge.
Must visit in Switzerland.
Luiz Fernando Pereira

21 May 2017

What a classic and beautiful monument such a giant clock in the center of a town like Bern. Time is at the core of our mindset, (even when we're just traveling).
Dan Southern

09 April 2017

Great visit. There is a display on the hour every hour (12:00 is the longest)
Fleetwood Lee

04 February 2017

A magnificent clock tower in the area of Zytglogge. The hour pointer is in Sun and Moon while minute pointer in Arrow. Must go spot in Bern.
Tungesh Kapil

06 January 2017

Rating is for the major street that runs through downtown. The city has some impressive architecture, sculptures and lots to see through the street. The clock sits at the center of downtown and in the middle of the street.
Deniz Bilgin

13 December 2016

(July 2016) My friend and I did a tour guided by a senior lady who speaks German, Swiss German and a perfect English. This place is a must see for history nuts who are interested medieval horology. You also get to learn a bit about Bern's history. The view from the top is a bonus even if the windows are tiny. Unfortunately the tower is not wheelchair accessible; lots of narrow stairs to climb.
Nick Fankhauser

30 September 2016

Very impressive medieval clocktower! I like the complex artwork indicating time and astronomical status. And it's incredible that the original mechanical clockwork is still in place and works more or less reliable. When there are malfunctions, the ringing and squeaking will be out of sync and some times even in an endless loop. The ringing is slightly too loud for my taste and it could also just stop during the night.