Bern Airport Transfers

Booking a limousine and taxi transfer service can enhance your overall travel experience, making your journey more convenient and stress-free. By following these steps, you can ensure a smooth transition between the airport and your destination (no matter a hotel or any location), allowing you to focus on enjoying your trip, whether you’re travelling for business or leisure.

  • Start by determining your travel dates, flight details, and destination. Knowing this information in advance will help you make a more informed booking.
  • Reserve your airport transfer well ahead of your travel date, especially during peak seasons.
  • Private airport taxi transfers offer a range of benefits, including convenience, comfort, reliability, and peace of mind, making them a popular choice for travellers seeking a stress-free and enjoyable journey to and from the airport.
  • Travelling should be a pleasant experience and transferna is the service you need.
  • Share your flight number and arrival/departure times with us when booking.
  • This helps us track your flight and adjust pickup times in case of delays.

• Understand the pickup location at the airport.

  • Ensure you have contact information for the driver in case of any issues.
  • When you arrive, look for your driver or designated meeting point.
  • Be punctual and courteous during the airport transfer.

At transferna, we can accommodate all your needs, no matter which airport you decide to land at. You can book an airport transfer with us, and we guarantee a fast, luxurious, and cost-effective trip. Direct hotel transfers or transfers to specific locations are also available and highly recommended.

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Bern Airport and Hotel transfer - essentials

• The trip takes between 15 to 25 minutes.

• You can transfer with ease from any Swiss airport to Bern. An airport transfer from Zurich airport takes around 1 hour and 30 minutes, while a trip from Geneva to Bern takes approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes. If you decide to land at the Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg airport, you can expect to arrive at Bern in around 1 hour and 10 minutes.

• You can hire any vehicle that is currently available. This depends on the number of guests requesting an airport transfer, as well as how much luggage they have. If you request a transfer from Bern airport to the city center, we suggest hiring a more luxurious vehicle.

In contrast, if you request an airport transfer from any of the other locations mentioned above, a more robust vehicle is advisable.

• Below, you can see our recommendations for the top locations to visit in Bern.

More About Bern

Switzerland is known for doing things on a grand scale – the craggy mass of the Matterhorn, the shiny reputation of Geneva, the epic ski slopes of Graubünden – so having the modestly proportioned Bern as its de facto capital may seem out of place. What this charming tiny city lacks in headline-grabbing magnificence, it makes up for in charm.

It’s a site where history looms big, with a UNESCO-listed old town, medieval clock tower, and massive cathedral all giving the city a stuck-in-time atmosphere. It also has an odd obsession with all things ursine – the name ‘Bern’ is claimed to have arisen from when the city’s founder killed a bear here on the Aare peninsula, and bear pits have been in the town ever since. In Bern’s Bear Park, visitors may still witness the local bears living freely, climbing, fishing, and playing by the river.

You can travel to Bern by flying directly to the smaller Bern airport or, the more prominent Geneva, Basel, or Zurich airports and hiring an airport transfer.

Top 5 Locations to Visit in Bern

Bern Cathedral

If you just have a day in Bern and don’t know what to do, check out this cathedral in the Old Town, constructed in the late Gothic style. It is the tallest church in the region, with a bell tower 100 meters high and a massive bell weighing 10 tons and measuring around 2.5 meters in diameter.

The interior design is simple yet fascinating, with stained glass windows, antique furniture, and bas-relief compositions. Tourists are permitted to climb the tower.

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Gurten

Despite its downtown setting, this park has the atmosphere of a countryside hideaway. From the top of the hill is a playground and a train for children, as well as a good view of Bern on one side and the Alps on the other. During the summer, you can swim in the fountain. During the summer, you can ride a mini-train around the site.

Old Town

Bern’s heart is located precisely in its old quarter. There are several intriguing spots to see here that should not be missed. Despite its tiny size, the old town is home to many stunning antique structures whose architecture will astound you. Take a leisurely walk around the medieval streets, taking in the astronomical clock tower, fountains, and arcades. This region of the city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Zentrum Paul Klee

For those interested in landscape design, here is some advice on where to go in Bern. The museum devoted to the twentieth-century painter Paul Klee is a vivid example of an alternative approach to exhibition arrangement, which is generally constrained by walls.

The alternate center is shaped like a wave, and the project’s creator refers to it as a landscape sculpture. It is a manicured island with glass and steel hills that houses exhibition halls, theater and music venues, a children’s museum, and conference and seminar halls.

Bundeshaus

When it comes to the primary attractions of Bern, this palace, known for its Florentine Baroque design, is at the top of the list. The Swiss parliament and the country’s federal government are both housed here. The dome’s size – 62 m – attests to the enormity of the construction. The foyer of the building has sculptures of national historical leaders as well as Swiss canton insignia. Tourists may view Parliamentary sessions from designated galleries.

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