Where the New Objectivity movement began and who helped this architectural style gain a foothold in Bern. Where Classic Modernism made its way into the old town and how the buildings blend into their surroundings. During the Bauhaus years, buildings were also constructed in Bern that reflected the latest developments in architecture. Since the 1920s and 1930s, the New Objectivity style has helped shape Bern’s cityscape. On this city walk, we’ll discover architecture from the Classic Modernist period – from buildings that are immediately recognisable to those that only reveal their modernist character at second glance.
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Visits and guided tours
Type of tour: Guided tour in a public space Booking: required Group size: maximum 24 people Meeting point: Rathausplatz End point: Nationalbibliothek
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