Parliament Building
Federal government office · Berne ·

Parliament Building

Federal government office · Berne ·

Bicameral assembly building with viewing gallery, tours

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Parliament Building by null
Parliament Building by null
Parliament Building by null
Parliament Building by null
Parliament Building by null
Parliament Building by null
Parliament Building by null
Parliament Building by null
Parliament Building by null
Parliament Building by null
Parliament Building by null
Parliament Building by null
Parliament Building by null
Parliament Building by null
Parliament Building by null
Parliament Building by null
Parliament Building by null
Parliament Building by null
Parliament Building by null
Parliament Building by null
Parliament Building by null
Parliament Building by null
Parliament Building by null

Information

Bundesplatz 3, 3003 Bern, Switzerland Get directions

Information

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Bundesplatz 3, 3003 Bern, Switzerland Get directions

+41 58 322 99 10
parlament.ch
@parlch
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@parlch

Features

restroom
wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance
wheelchair accessible restroom

Last updated

Dec 15, 2025

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Kent W.

Google
The only way to go inside is through a guided tour, which you can book online. Very worthwhile. The Federal Palace of Switzerland (Bundeshaus) in Bern is the seat of the Swiss Federal Assembly (parliament) and Federal Council (executive). Built in stages between 1852 and 1902, it was designed by Hans Wilhelm Auer in a Neo-Renaissance style.

Phuc T.

Google
I walk around the building, so I am not visiting inside yet. But maybe next time. It was a gorgeous and magnificent, ancient building with a lot of architecture from outside. They have different beauty and mystery from far away to come close to it. I enjoy walking around and enjoy watching the beautiful from the dark to the sun 🌞

Nuwan W.

Google
*🏛️✨ Where Democracy Meets Majesty: Switzerland’s Parliament Building! ✨🏛️** Just explored the **Bundeshaus** (Federal Palace of Switzerland) in Bern, and wow—this is where history, politics, and architectural grandeur collide! 🇨🇭✨ Nestled in the heart of the capital, this stunning **neo-Renaissance masterpiece** is the seat of Swiss democracy, and even if politics isn’t your thing, the building’s soaring domes, marble halls, and intricate frescoes will leave you awestruck. 🎨 Don’t miss the **domed central hall** with its shimmering stained glass and symbols of Swiss unity. Peek into the **National Council and Council of States chambers** (when parliament isn’t in session!) to see where Switzerland’s famous consensus-driven decisions unfold. 🤝 And the **Bundesplatz square** out front? It’s perfect for people-watching or snapping a selfie with the **Alpine fountain**! ⛲ **Pro tip**: - **Free guided tours** (in multiple languages!) dive into Swiss political history and the building’s symbolism. - Visit at night when the **Bundeshaus glows with light shows** or during December for the **Christmas market** on the square! 🎄 - Walk up the **terrace** for a postcard view of Bern’s Old Town and the Aare River.

Razia K.

Google
It was an excellent experience for our family. The guide was very friendly and welcoming and very informative. We thoroughly enjoyed every moment which was so interesting for young and old alike

Arthi B.

Google
A must-see as it's the capital of Switzerland, and the parliament building is a real masterpiece. Haven't yet gone inside the Parliament building, but it's stunning from the outside. A fabulous view of parts of Bern from behind the parliament building is something that makes one stand there, spend more time and gaze in awe! Loved being there!

ajanproject

Google
I can’t say anything except ‘so beautiful’ one of the absolute must-see spots in Bern.

Pius W.

Google
The view around the building has become really, really ugly. It looks like in depressive Soviet Union. Only grey, depressive blocks. Switzerland was once so beautiful, so marvellous. Now everything they build is bad. Just look at the triangle of the Parliament building. A pattern made of lines? Who approved that? It looks like made by an infant with zero knowledge about art or architecture. Switzerland must return to its former glory and beauty. Switzerland must return to the time of the Belle Epoche.

K& H

Google
I thought Switzerland was a safe country so I walked in the street in the evening in Winterthur. But I was bullied and threatened by a few guys. I cannot believe something like this could happen to me as an adult. I felt so scared. It was a nightmare