Einstein cafe & bel etage

A pretty good coffee shop This is just downstairs from Einstein's former residence. We came at 10am and it was already very popular! We ordered Einstein coffee and desserts like blueberry tart and cheese tart. Einstein coffee has a strong alcohol taste, so if you are not used to drinking, it is better not to try it. The taste of the two tarts is quite satisfactory, just average, it can be used as a resting place, it is still good.

This is definitely one of my favorite cafes I've found in Bern. The tableware is beautiful, I really want to buy a set for my home. I feel like drinking coffee and afternoon tea at a smart place can actually make you smarter. [Facepalm][Facepalm][Facepalm][Kiss][Kiss][Kiss][Trick][Trick] #InternetCelebrityCafe #Cafe #FoodExploration

Einstein Café It's on the second floor. It was in this room that Einstein, then a high school math teacher, wrote his theory of relativity. The second floor is now a museum dedicated to Einstein, while the downstairs is a café. A small shop nearby sells Einstein merchandise. I ordered a cappuccino. The sugar packet had the famous formula on it, and the bottom of the plate also had a secret: The theory of relativity is the best! While tourists often come here to check in, hoping to boost their IQ like I did, locals seem to love this café as well. We passed by several other times, and it was always packed. I wanted to take some photos of the famous Einstein Café, but they were filming a TV show inside, and the cameras and equipment blocked the center of the picture, so I had to give up. Address: Kramgasse 49, 3000 Bern Admission to the Einstein Museum: 6 Swiss francs