Si sicuramente riesci a vedere tutto il centro storico perché è piccolo e si gira bene, escludendo i musei. Se ti organizzi prima con un itinerario,riuscirai a vedere molto!

My wife and I were in Switzerland for 10 days in September. While we travelled from place to place we did stay in Zurich for 5 nights. You can easily reach Bern and Lucerne on day trips from Zurich, and Zurich is wonderful. We did have Swiss Rail Passes so there was no problem with extra rail expense. Both Old Town Bern and Old Town Lucerne are great, I highly recommend all three cities.

Non so. Non avendo il cane non ci ho fatto caso

There are several Parking Garages in Bern. To get to them is only possible if you follow the signposts....possibly Navi as well if the car is a recent one.

The Tourist Office in the main railway station has plenty of free maps and guides and also does free or very cheap guided walks , recommended. They also speak good English and are very helpful. It is a safe city to walk around and navigation is very easy too. Don't forget to go out past the barenpark for spectacular evening views of the city.

Oi, Guilherme, Essas empresas existem na maior parte do mundo, principalmente nas cidades mais turísticas. Você acaba comprando um pacote em uma excursão, as companhias formam um grupo, com pessoas de todas as partes do mundo, geralmente o idioma do guia é o inglês, e você vai ter hora para sair e voltar. O guia vai explicando todas as atrações e conta a história do local e as curiosidades. Para encontrar o quiosque ou escritório dessas empresas em cada cidade é muito simples, nas informações turísticas da cidade, geralmente situados nas estações ferroviárias ou centro, você vai encontrar brochuras com o endereço e também com os passeios oferecidos e valores. Gosto muito, pois escolho o que realmente quero fazer e acabam saindo mais barato do que contratar por aqui, tem menos atravessadores. Outra coisa que facilita muito é você pesquisar pela internet, geralmente você localiza tudo antes de ir para a cidade. Espero ter ajudado. Boa viagem.

Hey- you can drive. I'd recommend parking at the Bahnhof and then exploring the town centre on foot. There is plenty to see in the central area, all within walking distance (the Bundeshaus, Zytglogge, Nydeggkirche etc). My favourite street to walk down was Marktgasse and Kramgasse, due to the lovely architecture. Perhaps walk east to the Nydeggbrucke, cross over the bridge and follow the southern path along the River Aare until you reach the Kirchenfeldbrücke bridge that leads back into the centre of the town. You can get great views of the Munster from the south side of the river. Enjoy.

2 or 3 days would be good but if you really want to relax and enjoy some of the fine eateries as well as soak up the atmosphere try for 4 to 5 days.

They have free rentals at the Banhoff (train station) with a deposit of 20 CHF or so. Biking and walking are great alternatives unless it is raining. Safe travels!

As you have no doubt learnt, Bern is covered by an extensive tram/bus network. If you want a map of the transport system, call into the Tourist Information Office or search online. Bern city centre is not that big and can be covered by walking, particularly the old town.