Bear Plaza

The pronunciation of Berne is very similar to that of a bear. In fact, the city is named after the bear. There is a small square in the middle of the hill across a bridge in the east of the city. Stand up with this huge bear statue. Behind this is the beautiful view of the entire old town including the Bern Cathedral bell tower. Many people like to come here to take pictures and see the pitiful look of the little bear that is locked up next to it.

The square itself doesn't have much to watch, but there is a bear statue that symbolizes the image of the city. The square is surrounded by very commercial sections, with many large and small shops and various restaurants, and the traffic is very busy.

The square should be the junction of the old city and the new city. There is a bear statue on the square, but it is not too attractive. There are too many great commercial shops around the square that are worth visiting.

There are no historical buildings to see around this square, but it is very life-oriented. There are two small markets, and the rest are commercial buildings. I came here for dinner in the evening, and it felt OK.

Bern is a city symbolized by bears. This square is directly marked by the image and name of the bear. In fact, it is also a transportation hub. Many trams pass by here.