Aarberg: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The historic centre of Aarberg is arranged around a well-maintained town square, with picturesque façades, specialist shops and restaurants shaping its character. Those who appreciate historic town centres will find a clear cultural focus here. You can rent a holiday apartment in Aarberg.

Information and Local Daily Life

At Stadtplatz 28, the multimedia self-service information point AARinfo provides themed information about the town’s history.

Restaurants and specialist shops are concentrated around the town square.

Nature and Trails

The Alte-Aare Route begins at Aarberg railway station.

The Alte Aare near Aarberg is characterised as a nature reserve and as a floodplain protection area of national importance.

A flat riverside walking path begins in Aarberg, leads through the historic town centre and continues through the Alte Aare nature reserve towards Büren an der Aare. This is a practical choice for a day combining the town centre and river landscape in one route.

Another river hiking route associated with Aarberg follows the Saane and Aare through floodplain forest and includes the confluence of the Saane and Aare as well as the Niederrieder Reservoir.

Geographical Context

The following approximate straight-line distances refer to the mapped centre of Aarberg. In the surrounding area, Bawartehubel is located approximately 13.9 km to the southeast as a mountain landmark. La Tène is classified as a historical site approximately 20.4 km to the west. Mont Vully is located approximately 17.0 km to the southwest as a mountain landmark, and Ostermundigeberg approximately 19.9 km to the southeast. The Voliere Solothurn is listed approximately 26.6 km to the northeast as a zoo-related site. Pauluskirche is located approximately 15.2 km to the southeast as a church-related site, Kollegium St. Michel approximately 28.3 km to the south as a monastery-related site, and Le Châtillon approximately 17.8 km to the north as a hill-related site.

For your further accommodation search, you can also visit the pages for Aarberg, Kallnach, Lyss, Radelfingen, Rapperswil, Schüpfen, Seedorf and Biel/Bienne.

Aarberg’s historic centre can be reached via a well-known wooden bridge in the area of the Aare.

To the higher-level travel overview: Bern.