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Biel-Seeland
Nestled between Lake Biel and the Jura Mountains, amid vineyards and charming villages, the Biel-Seeland region is home to countless treasures waiting to be discovered. It combines nature and relaxation with fine dining, culture, and a wide variety of experiences. Whether you prefer a relaxing day by the lake or an excursion into the Jura countryside, the region is sure to meet your expectations. Let our tips inspire you and discover the best that Biel-Seeland has to offer.
Activities in Biel-Seeland
Attractions in Biel-Seeland
Highlights
Maps and trails
Gorge
· Biel-Seeland
Taubenlochschlucht
Biel-Seeland
Der Schluchtweg als Tourismusangebot Ab 1889 besteht erst der Fussweg durch die Schlucht, welcher ...
from Markus Schluep,
Berner Wanderwege
Viewpoint
· Biel-Seeland
Aussichtspunkt Pavillon - Biel
Biel-Seeland
from Markus Schluep,
Berner Wanderwege
Viewpoint
· Biel-Seeland
Aussichtspunkt Hofmannsflue - Lüscherz
Biel-Seeland
from Markus Schluep,
Berner Wanderwege
Natural Monument
· Biel-Seeland
Jäissberg
Biel-Seeland
Der Jäissberg – eine historische Fundgrube
from Berne Rando,
Berner Wanderwege
Gorge
· Biel-Seeland
Twannbachschlucht
Biel-Seeland
from Verein Berner Wanderwege,
Berner Wanderwege
Bike park
· Biel-Seeland
Pumptrack La Neuveville
Biel-Seeland
Ideally located on the banks of Lake Biel, the pumptrack in La Neuveville is open to all.
from Made in Bern,
Made in Bern
Bike park
· Biel-Seeland
Pump Track, Magglingen
Biel-Seeland
Over waves and curves with non-motorised two-wheelers.
from Made in Bern,
Made in Bern
Natural Monument
· Biel-Seeland
Findling Grauestei
Biel-Seeland
from Berner Wanderwege,
Berner Wanderwege
Castle
· Biel-Seeland
Schloss Büren
Biel-Seeland
Schloss Büren ist ein Adelssitz in Büren an der Aare.
from RBS Marketing,
Regionalverkehr Bern-Solothurn RBS
Maps and trails
Discover the region
Explore Biel-Seeland on the Go
The Biel-Seeland region captivates visitors with its diverse landscapes, ranging from the lake and gorges to vineyards and the vast expanses of the Seeland. Hiking trails wind along Lake Biel and through impressive gorges, while tours along rivers and canals reveal the region from ever-changing perspectives. By bike, you’ll ride through the flat Grosse Moos region, past fields, villages, and bodies of water—ideal for families and leisure cyclists alike. For those seeking a more athletic challenge, there are varied mountain bike trails and downhill routes that take adventure seekers through the region’s diverse landscape. Whether you’re relaxing by the water, biking through the open countryside, or speeding downhill: Biel-Seeland offers a surprising abundance of nature and outdoor activities.
Pilgrimage Trail in the Rabbergen Mountains in Ligerz
Photo: Stefan Weber, Tourismus Biel Seeland
Photo: Stefan Weber, Tourismus Biel Seeland
Experience Water in Biel-Seeland
Water is an integral part of Biel-Seeland. Lake Biel, the Aare River, and the many other rivers and canals shape the landscape and, in the summer, invite you to go for a dip, paddle, swim, or simply relax on the shore. You can also explore the region time and again by bike or on foot along the water’s edge.
St. Peter's Island, Lake Biel
Photo: Tourismus Biel Seeland
Photo: Tourismus Biel Seeland
Destinations in Biel-Seeland
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