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The City of Bern has publicly released detailed plans for the 36.7 million CHF redevelopment of Bärenplatz and Waisenhausplatz, with construction set for 2027.
Bern's Guisanplatz begins a two-year renovation this Monday, relocating tram and bus stops to Papiermühlestrasse by summer 2027 to ease congestion and improve public transport efficiency.
Beat Moser concludes twelve years as Münsingen's municipal president, reflecting on achievements like new traffic solutions, village square renovation, and investments in schools and district heating.
Bern stands out in Switzerland for its unique political landscape and deep-seated community values. The city's left-leaning populace consistently votes against national trends, prioritizing social sol
Bern faces a crucial vote on the Gaswerkareal development, proposing 500 new apartments with a focus on affordability. The Anstadt collective, occupying part of the site, opposes the plans, citing con
Bern's city council has halted major development projects in the Egelsee-Wyssloch area, including plans for a new school and a district park, due to resource constraints and legal challenges. A tempor
Bern West is undergoing a major transformation with significant rail expansion and urban development projects. A new 1.7-kilometer Holligentunnel and Europaplatz North station are central to the 900 m
Bern's Anstadt village, a unique community of 50 residents living in converted wagons, faces an uncertain future as the city plans extensive housing development on their Gaswerk-Areal site. A crucial
The Allianza Ambulanza collective has occupied part of the former Tiefenau Hospital site in Bern, transforming it into a vibrant community hub. The group seeks to provide non-commercial uses and suppo
The Swiss federal administration is launching a major series of relocations, starting with 700 environmental office employees moving to a renovated Ittigen campus.
Bern's iconic Swisscom tower is undergoing a 45 million CHF conversion into a residential building called "Hochhuus," set to deliver 87 apartments by 2026.
Bern city officials have reversed their decision, allowing the street art from the Women's European Championship to remain in public spaces after significant positive feedback.
