🇨🇭 Bern

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Country 🇨🇭
Type Standard
Coordinates 46.949113, 7.438483
Timezone Europe/Zurich
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About Bern

Bern station, officially Bern Bahnhof, serves the Swiss federal capital and functions as one of the most important interchange points on the Swiss Federal Railways network. It connects major intercity lines to Zurich, Geneva, Basel, and Interlaken, and is the hub for several regional lines serving the Bernese Mittelland. An extensive underground shopping and transit concourse links the mainline station directly to Bern's tram and bus network, making it the central mobility hub for the entire Swiss capital region.

Frequently Asked Questions

Bern's UNESCO-listed old town begins almost immediately to the east of the station. A short walk downhill or a ride on tram lines 3, 6, 7, or 9 brings you to the main shopping arcades (Lauben) within five minutes.
SBB operates frequent intercity services from Bern to Zurich (about 58 minutes), Geneva (about 1 hour 45 minutes), and Lausanne (around 66 minutes). InterRegio trains also connect Bern to Interlaken, Basel, and Lucerne throughout the day.
Yes, Bern station offers both staffed left-luggage counters and self-service lockers near the main concourse. The service is available daily and can accommodate large suitcases as well as standard bags.
Direct international trains from Bern include EuroCity services to Milan via the Lötschberg corridor and ICE trains to Frankfurt and Hamburg. TGV connections to Paris are also available with a change at Basel SBB or Lausanne.
Bern station is a major shopping destination in itself, with a large underground mall (Bahnhof Mall) housing supermarkets, pharmacies, fashion stores, and restaurants open late. The station also has a tourist information desk and SBB ticket offices.

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Data last updated: 2026-02-27