Nydegg Church (Nydeggkirche)

Introduction
The Nydeggkirche stands on a small rise at the eastern end of Bern's old town. Its surviving tower and nave date from between the fourteenth and sixteenth centuries, and the site is traditionally linked to the castle of Berthold V of Zaehringen, legendary founder of Bern. Beside the church, the Nydegg bridge crosses the Aare, with the bear park a short stroll downstream, so the spire, the river bend and the rooftops compose a classic Bern photo frame. Half an hour suffices, a natural stop on the old-town walking circuit and the best footnote to the city's founding legend.
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FAQ
Any practical tips for visiting Nydegg Church (Nydeggkirche)?
Climb to the Rose Garden viewpoint and fold the Nydeggkirche into your panorama of the old town. Opening hours are limited; if locked, the exterior and river views alone are worthwhile.





