Hours
From May to October, there's a 45-minute tour of the clock's inner workings daily at 11:30am. In July and August, there's an additional tour at 4:30pm
Prices
Admission is 12F, or 6F for ages 12 and under
Four minutes before every hour, crowds gather for the world's oldest (since 1530) and biggest horological puppet show. Bern's clock tower (Zeitglocketurm in standard German), on Kramgasse, was built in the 12th century and restored in the 16th century. Every hour, mechanical bears, jesters, and emperors put on an animated performance.
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