Gurten garden
Enchanting botanical splendour for young and old alike
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Immerse yourself in the natural diversity of the garden
Since 2016, the Gurtengärtli has developed into a biodiversity hotspot. Located in the middle of the park, the garden stands out with its colourful splendour and varied design. Covering an area of around 650m2, you can experience the enchanting diversity of a natural garden and learn exciting facts about seasonal gardening topics and current events. Immerse yourself in a world that touches all the senses and take time for peace and inspiration. The garden is freely accessible at all times and can be visited individually. Admission is free.
Free garden afternoons for children
Every Wednesday and Sunday, guided garden afternoons are offered for children, where they can learn about the cycles of nature in a playful way. They will discover surprising facts about plants, animals and their habitats. The offer is free of charge, no registration is required, and it only takes place in good weather.
Seasonal garden tours for adults
Discover the fascination, dynamism and complexity of a natural garden on poetic garden tours led by experts. Observe the seasonal changes throughout the gardening year. You will learn interesting facts and be transported into a colourful world of plants.
The Gurtengärtli is a joint project between Gurten – Park im Grünen, the Bioterra association and Migros Culture Percentage.
Bioterra is the independent organisation for organic and natural gardening in Switzerland. With around 16,000 members, the association is committed to organic gardening and promoting biodiversity. With around 60 gardens for children, Bioterra is also committed to ensuring that the next generation learns to appreciate nature.
Migros Culture Percentage is a voluntary commitment by Migros in the areas of culture, society, education, leisure and the economy. With its institutions, projects and activities, it gives a broad section of the population access to cultural and social services.
The Burgergemeinde serves the population and promotes cultural, social and scientific life in the city and canton of Bern. It combines values such as tradition and continuity with the challenges of the future.
