Welcome to the Matte District: A Melting Pot of History and Modernity in Bern
Are you planning a visit to Bern, Switzerland's fascinating capital? Make sure the Matte district is on your list. The Matte district is not just a historical place, but also a piece of modern vibrancy nestled in its picturesque corners.
Take in the narrow lanes and medieval structures that carry you back to a time when Bern was still a young city. The Matte district, once a center of trade and craftsmanship, is today a place steeped in history, rich in culture and local charm. Here, traces of the past mingle with the pulse of the present.
Among the many attractions you can discover here, one place stands out - the Coffee Coaching Club. In this charming café, you can enjoy excellent coffee and immerse yourself in a welcoming, modern atmosphere. It's a place where you love to linger, watching the world go by while savoring a hand-brewed coffee and homemade treats.
The Coffee Coaching Club is more than just a café, it's a symbol of the Matte district's modern side. With its stylish interior and creative coffee creations, it represents the contemporary culture and art that enrich the historic Matte district.
So take a walk through the picturesque Matte district, enjoy the view of the Aare, and let yourself be inspired by the history and modernity of this unique place. After all, it's the perfect blend of old and new that makes the Matte district an unforgettable destination in Bern.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Matte District
What makes the Matte district special?
It lies below the old town, right on the Aare, and was historically Bern's craftsmen's and trade district. The lanes are narrow, the houses old, and the river is always within earshot.
How do I get down there?
On foot down the stairs from the old town, with the Matte funicular, or via the Nydeggbrücke.
What can you do there?
Walk along the water, explore the district, swim in the Aare in summer - and have a coffee with us. Our café with showroom is located at Gerberngasse 44.
When are you open?
Monday to Saturday, 10h to 18h.
Do I need an appointment to visit?
No. To browse and try things out, just drop by. For advice on machines or grinders, an appointment works better.
What's nearby?
The Bear Park on the other side of the Aare, the Untertor at the edge of the district, and the old town above - all within walking distance.
