Where to go in spring: a beautiful but little-known European capital with almost no tourists is named

Hidden behind the peaks of the Swiss Alps, Bern is a truly underrated wonderland of Europe. Despite the status of the most comfortable place to live in Europe, the most important reason to go here this spring is the absence of a large number of tourists as there are much fewer people here than in other European cities.

According to the Express, you won't see thousands of travelers in Bern, who usually choose Paris or Rome for their trips. This city with fantastic authentic streets will impress you with both mountain views and the possibility of a beach vacation on the banks of the Aare River. Its crystal clear water and picturesque surroundings are the perfect place to relax and enjoy the area.

Marzili's outdoor pool is one of the most popular places to relax among the locals. It turns into a so-called social center where you can enjoy a sunny day and immerse yourself in an atmosphere of tranquility and even make friends with locals.

Due to its proximity to the mountains and its nature-conscious population, Bern is shrouded in green beauty, which will only begin to "wake up" and delight the eye in spring. If you are planning a trip when the trees and bushes have only budded, you can visit the majestic Bern Rose Garden, which contains various types of flowers. Due to the fact that the area of the botanical garden is located a little higher than the city itself, it offers an incredible view of the city.

The city's architectural heritage, filled with medieval fountains, cobblestone streets, and hotel buildings, is even included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. It fascinates with its narrow streets and a galaxy of historical monuments, each with its own history and place in the heart of the city.

The most prominent places in Bern are its medieval clock tower, the Zytglogge, which was built in the 13th century, Bern Cathedral, the spire of which can be seen from almost every corner of the city, and the Federal Palace, which is often visited by tourists.

Bern is also famous for its culinary heritage, which impresses even the most demanding gourmets. Here you can taste both authentic traditional Swiss delicacies such as fondue and raclette and bold experiments in innovative fusion cuisine.

As previously reported, Switzerland, despite its many advantages, has its own nuances in the usual life of the population. The problem of high prices, low-quality beauty treatments, significant bureaucracy and picky neighbors can be a little unnerving.

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