List of cultural assets in Bern / Inner City (East)

The list of cultural assets in Bern / Inner City (East) contains all objects in the eastern part of District I, the Inner City of Bern , which, according to the Hague Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflicts , the federal law of June 20, 2014 on the Protection of cultural property in the event of armed conflict and the ordinance of October 29, 2014 on the protection of cultural property in the event of armed conflict .

Properties are recorded in the Green, Black and White Quarters (roughly corresponds to the area east of the Kornhausbrücke – Kirchenfeldbrücke line). Objects in categories A and B are completely included in the list, objects in category C are currently missing (as of January 1, 2018). Among other monuments objects are found that are "worthy of protection" listed in Bauinventar the city of Bern as well.

Many of the buildings in the eastern old town that are worthy of protection are currently listed in the building inventory only in summary form and without further details, which is why they are not yet taken into account here (2019).

Cultural assets

photo		object	Cat.	Type	Location	description
		Erlacherhof KGS-No .: 621	A.	G	Junkerngasse 47 601156  /  199588	City palace built between 1745 and 1757 for Hieronymus von Erlach , probably by Albrecht Stürler . Is considered the most representative patrician seat of Bern, today the meeting place of the municipal council and the official seat of the city president. The Erlacherhof is the only house in Bern's old town to have a courtyard of honor with a covered arcade in front of it.
		Fountain of Justice KGS-No .: 622	A.	K	Gerechtigkeitsgasse 601,175  /  199690	Fountain with an octagonal trough made of limestone, created by Hans Gieng in 1543 . The fountain figure is a statue of Justitia with blindfolded eyes and a diadem, who raises the sword with her right hand and carries the scales in her left hand (with angled balance beam). At her feet are a pope, emperor, sultan and mayor.
		Hauptwache KGS no .: 624	A.	G	Theaterplatz 13 600671  /  199570	The former central guard house, built by Niklaus Sprüngli from 1766 to 1770 , is considered to be one of the main works of the Bernese late baroque . Mighty ground floor building with colonnaded vestibule and attic under a mansard roof . The building also symbolically marks a central point in the Bernese urban fabric and serves as a focal point at the southern end of the Theaterplatz.
		Hôtel de Musique KGS-No .: 628	A.	G	Theaterplatz 7 600683  /  199605	The society house in late baroque style was built between 1767 and 1770 by Niklaus Sprüngli on behalf of the Grande Société . Initially used as a coffee house with a dance and concert hall, from 1798 to 1900 as a theater, opera and concert stage, extensive renovations in 1904/05. The main front of the three-storey building is divided into nine axes and three almost imperceptibly protruding risalits .
		Kreuzgassbrunnen KGS-No .: 633	A.	G	Kramgasse 601021  /  199,658	Fountain created in 1778 by the masters Reist and JC Wieser, replaces a system from 1657. It consists of Solothurn shell limestone , was probably designed by Niklaus Sprüngli and is considered the archetype of the Bern obelisk fountain . The slim, three-part obelisk is crowned by a gracefully silhouetted, draped urn with a ball point.
		Runner fountain KGS-No .: 635	A.	K	Läuferplatz 601451  /  199831	The fountain probably created by Hans Gieng in 1545 , originally stood in front of the last house on Nydeggstalden and was moved to its current location in 1827. The fountain figure represents a herald or fast messenger who is on foot. He wears the coat of arms of the city of Bern on his chest, a runner's spike on his shoulder and a runner's rifle on his back.
		Moses Fountain KGS-No .: 636	A.	K	Münsterplatz 600,909  /  199592	Originally built in 1544 (probably by Hans Gieng ), replaced in 1791 by the current system designed by Niklaus Sprüngli . The fountain figure by Nikolaus Sporrer depicts Moses holding the two tablets of the Law with the Ten Commandments in his left hand and pointing to them with his right hand.
		Upper Mayhaus (Erkerhaus) KGS-No .: 639	A.	G	Münstergasse 62 600789  /  199606	Town house built by Andreas Widmer for Johann Dürheim in 1607/08, part of the house on the street side rebuilt by Albrecht Stürler around 1735–40 . From the older part, the three-storey courtyard facade with gable- topped cupola windows and the spiral staircase tower are present . The salon on the second floor has one of the most festive interiors of the Bernese Rococo with cube parquet, boiseries and a ceiling with flame-like radial fields.
		Reformed Minster KGS-No .: 643	A.	G	Münstergasse 7 600 987  /  199574	The city's landmark and largest church building is considered to be one of the main works of the Swiss late Gothic . The foundation stone was laid in 1421, the construction work continued with interruptions until 1573. The construction of the church tower had to be interrupted in 1521 due to weak foundations at a height of around 55 m. It was not until three and a half centuries later that the building of the tower in neo-Gothic style was continued until it was completed in 1893 at 100.6 m.
		Town hall with State Chancellery KGS-No .: 645	A.	G	Town Hall Square 2 601042  /  199732	Representative seat of the cantonal government and the Grand Council of the Canton of Bern as well as the Bern City Council . Made between 1406 and 1415 in the late Gothic style under Heinrich von Gengenbach and Hans Hetzel, reconstruction from 1940 to 1942. Decorated with sculptures by Gustave Piguet and Karl Schenk , the Hermes fountain by Max Fueter and wall paintings by Ferdinand Hodler , Martin Lauterburg and Rudolf Mumprecht .
		Simsonbrunnen KGS-No .: 652	A.	K	Kramgasse 600897  /  199655	Fountain erected in 1527, expanded in 1544 by an octagonal water basin and the fountain figure created by Hans Gieng . This depicts the Roman- clad biblical hero Samson grabbing a lion by the mouth to tear it apart (compare Book of Judges 14: 6). He is armed with the jaws of a donkey and carries the tools of a butcher.
		University library and burger library (building) KGS-No .: 654	A.	G	Münstergasse 61-63 600766  /  199585	Urban library building in a baroque style. Originally built under Ludwig Emanuel Zehender from 1750 to 1755 as "Ankenwaag" (official wine cellar and market hall) and converted from 1787 to 1794 into Switzerland's first profane library with its own building. From 1860 to 1863 Gottlieb Hebler added an eastern annex, 1904/05 by Eduard von Rodt to include a western annex.
		Pen KGS no .: 655	A.	G	Muensterplatz 1, 3 600 945  /  199 541	Striking baroque building next to the cathedral. Originally built around 1256 as a Teutonic Order House (new building in 1435). After the order was expelled in 1485, it was converted into a secular canon monastery. The current building was built between 1745 and 1748 according to plans by Johann Friedrich Funk and has served the cantonal administration since 1832.
		Tscharnerhaus KGS-No .: 657	A.	G	Muensterplatz 12 600 907  /  199565	The building, built between 1733 and 1735 by Albrecht Stürler on behalf of Beat von Tscharner, is one of the most representative baroque buildings in Bern; since 1928 it has been the seat of the financial administration of the Canton of Bern. The four floors are separated by striking cornices and framed by banded corner pilasters and a cornice; the middle three of the seven axes are designed as a risalit . The triangular gable contains a Tscharner coat of arms supported by griffins .
		Vennerbrunnen KGS-No .: 660	A.	K	Town Hall Square 601056  /  199725	Stone fountain created by Hans Gieng in 1542. It originally stood on Schwendplatz at the upper end of the Nydeggstalden and has been relocated several times, since 1913 it has been at its current location. The fountain figure represents a Venner , an armored Bernese standard bearer.
		From Wattenwylhaus (Frischinghaus) KGS no .: 662	A.	G	Junkerngasse 59 601085  /  199598	City palace built between 1705 and 1707 by Joseph Abeille by Schultheiss Samuel Frisching , owned by the federal government since 1934. The main facade with a flight of stairs , a balcony , a gable with the coat of arms of the Frisching patrician family and a roof turret faces south; the terraces and tiered gardens in front of it give the building a monumental character.
		Zähringerbrunnen KGS-No .: 664	A.	K	Kramgasse 600803  /  199656	Hans Hiltbrand from Schaffhausen created the fountain in 1535. The associated trough was added in 1542 and replaced in 1889 by the present one. The fountain figure is a standing bear with a helmet and two swords in its belt. The right paw holds a banner, the left a shield. The banner and shield show a golden lion on a red background, the Zähringer identification mark .
		Zytglogge KGS-No .: 665	A.	G	Bim Zytglogge 600,698  /  199655	Clock tower built in the 13th century as the western boundary of the medieval city , rebuilt after the city fire of 1405 and redesigned in the late baroque style in 1770/71 . With its monumental clockwork, the oversized dials, the astrolabe and the diverse group of machines, the Zytgloggeturm is a first-class sight and is a symbol of the city.
		Christian Catholic Church of St. Peter and Paul KGS-No .: 679	A.	G	Rathausgasse 2 601,009  /  199733	Erected from 1858 to 1864 as the first Roman Catholic church building in Bern since the Reformation, it came into the possession of the Christian Catholic Church in 1875 in the course of the Kulturkampf . The historicizing architectural style imitates the formal language of the Romanesque and early Gothic .
		Diesbachhaus KGS-No .: 681	A.	G	Münstergasse 2 601032  /  199615	House for Hans Georg von Diesbach built from 1716 to 1718 according to plans by Hans Jakob Dünz, since 1889 the seat of the judiciary of the Canton of Bern Strictly orthogonal arrangement of the six window axes without a risalit , arched arcades on square pillars combine two axes on the ground floor. This structure continues on the eight-axis side facade of Kreuzgasse. The lounges on the first floor are with's most valuable walnut paneling and Louis Quatorze decorated ceilings.
		Wattenwyl-Haus KGS-No .: 694	A.	G	Gerechtigkeitsgasse 40 601213  /  199713	The house was built from 1740 to 1743 according to plans by Albrecht Stürler , a result of the merging of three previous buildings. The main facade in the Régence style was supplemented by a late classicist outside staircase as part of the lowering of Gerechtigkeitsgasse . In 1802 the government of the Helvetic Republic capitulated here . Since 2014 used as the office of the Burgergemeinde Bern .
		Jenner-Haus KGS-No .: 695	A.	G	Gerechtigkeitsgasse 42 601.2 thousand  /  199711	From 1732 to 1734 a new residential building in the Régence style, created through the merging of two older houses. The representative seat of the Jenner patrician family is the first work by the important Bernese architect Albrecht Stürler and the earliest example of a mansion designed as an apartment building.
		House KGS no .: 696	A.	G	Bim Zytglogge 1 600.71 thousand  /  199643	House built in 1506 in the late Gothic style . New windows , hood and mansard roof were added in 1676 ; the Régence portal dates from the middle of the 18th century. In 1975 the building was gutted and the bay window was also reconstructed . Facade decorated with sculptures.
		Lower Mayhaus KGS no .: 734	A.	G	Münstergasse 6 601010  /  199613	The house built by Andreas Widmer for Barthlome May in 1608/09 is considered to be one of the major works of mannerism in Bern. The main facade has groups of domed windows and individual cross- frame windows; it is also decorated with grotesques and mascarons . At the back is the stair tower from 1559 is connected to the same age house at 7 Kramgasse.
		Wattenwylhaus KGS-No .: 742	A.	G	Herrengasse 23 600 826  /  199540	At its core, it dates back to the late Middle Ages and was rebuilt shortly after 1756 by Erasmus Ritter on behalf of David Salomon von Wattenwyl in the late Louis-Quint style and completed in 1762. Since 1954 owned by the civic community of Bern . Three floors under a mansard roof , each with an ox eye over each of the five window axes ; of these, the three middle ones are grouped together as a risalit through pilasters .
		Guild House for Merchants KGS-No .: 749	A.	G	Kramgasse 29 six hundred thousand nine hundred and twenty-two  /  199638	From 1718 to 1722 by Niklaus Schiltknecht built the guild house of the Gesellschaft zu Kaufleuten. The main work of Bernese town house architecture from the late high baroque period has a three- axis facade that is based on French models in the circle of François Blondel and on Palladianism . The interior of the guild hall has been preserved in its original state.
		University library (formerly StUB) and burger library KGS-No .: 8816	A.	S.	Münstergasse 61-63 600766  /  199585	The former central library of the University of Bern is designed as a place to learn and meet and collects works by Bernese writers and literature on the Canton of Bern; the historical holdings form a focus. The holdings of manuscripts, archives and picture documents compiled by the civic community of Bern are housed in the same building .
		Casino KGS no .: 8996	A.	G	Casinoplatz 1 600766  /  199541	Concert hall built from 1906 to 1908 by Paul Lindt and Max Hofmann on behalf of the civic community of Bern in the classical style. One of the first concrete buildings in the city, but the facades are clad with sandstone. The previous building had to give way to the middle wing of the Federal Palace.
		House KGS no .: 9109	A.	G	Kramgasse 7 601006  /  199642	The inner courtyard of this building, built in 1559, has been completely preserved in its original condition and forms the most impressive secular ensemble of late Gothic in Bern. The unchanged basic layout of the interior of the building with two rooms on the alley and courtyard side dates back to the same year. Renewal of the facade around 1700, interior in the Louis quatorze style.
		House KGS no .: 9110	A.	G	Münstergasse 30 six hundred thousand nine hundred and twenty-five  /  199608	Town house built for Jakob Tillmann in the late Gothic style in 1569/70 , with the exception of the arbor arch from the 19th century largely preserved in its original state. Characteristic, pyramidal row window front with cross- frame windows on the third floor. There is also a transversely tensioned plank ceiling with a width of 5.4 m without any joists .
		Zeerlederhaus KGS-No .: 9111	A.	G	Junkerngasse 51 601,114  /  199603	By combining two previous buildings (front building from the 16th and rear building from the 18th century), a residential building in the late Gothic style. Gable-crowned garden facade from the period 1760–1770 with a stair tower and strictly axially arranged dome windows , supplemented in 1897 with facade painting by Rudolf Münger . The gable was lost when it was added in 1851/52.
		House KGS no .: 9113	A.	G	Gerechtigkeitsgasse 33 601 193  /  199679	Residential house of a notary, built in late Renaissance style in 1607/08 . The ground floor corridor, the octagonal stair tower and the courtyard front have been preserved. The front was probably redesigned in the Régence style by Albrecht Stürler in the 1730s . Inside the Louis Quinta salon.
		Kirchbergerhaus KGS-No .: 9118	A.	G	Kramgasse 61 600817  /  199642	House built around 1718 by Hans Jakob Dünz or Samuel Baumgartner for Friedrich Kirchberger. The facade, which encompasses six axes , is typologically significant due to the first use of the colossal order in a private house. Interior from 1771 in Louis-Seize style with richly curved boiseries ; the semicircular stair tower comes from the same year .
		House KGS no .: 9119	A.	G	Junkerngasse 39 601198  /  199626	House built between 1730 and 1740 through the merger of two older predecessor buildings. Excellent design of the arbor with powerfully protruding pillars, groin vaults and elaborate arched portal with wide fluted walls . Elegantly designed inner courtyard, where a high degree of generosity and three-dimensional relief is achieved in a confined space thanks to a sure proportion and tight structure.
		Tscharnerhaus KGS-No .: 9120	A.	G	Herrengasse 4 600889  /  199558	Representative house built for Abraham Ahasver von Tscharner between 1756 and 1764, presumably based on plans by Niklaus Sprüngli . The three-part facade shows a strictly disciplined play of window groups, belt arches and pilasters , which creates a monumental space effect. The facade decoration with portal consoles , garlands on the risalit and gable field form the only pure régence ensemble in Bern.
		House KGS no .: 9122	A.	G	Münstergasse 26 600 935  /  199638	The town house built around 1763 for Emanuel Friedrich Fischer at the transition from the Rococo to the Louis-Seize style is one of Niklaus Sprüngli's most outstanding works . The facade has two axes framed by pilaster strips above a basket-arched arbor . The first and second floors are provided with segmental arch windows, rich sculpted Rocaille - clasps decorated and cranked string course, during the third floor by dispensing with decorative elements such as an attic acts. Louis quinze and Louis seize furnishings inside .
		Fischersche Posthäuser KGS-No .: 9193	A.	G	Postgasse 64-66 601,124  /  199735	Double house built 1686-1694 according to plans by Abraham Dünz on behalf of Beat Fischer , which then served as the headquarters of the Fischerpost until 1832. From 1835 it was used as a school building, since 1869 as a residential building. Three arched arbors on massive square pillars characterize the three-storey baroque facade of no. 64. The facade of no. 66, redesigned in 1734 by Daniel Stürler , has additional régence elements.
		House KGS no .: 9194	A.	G	Gerechtigkeitsgasse 44 601190  /  199705	Newly built house around 1775 to 1780 by order of Gabriel Manuel, in the transition between late baroque and early classicism. Alley facade with arbor plinth , two main floors and an attic-like third floor. Spacious courtyard with a tower-like staircase. Is used today by the art and culture house «visavis».
		House KGS no .: 9195	A.	G	Gerechtigkeitsgasse 52 601161  /  199700	The prestigious residential building, presumably built in 1760 by Niklaus Sprüngli on behalf of Emanuel von Wattenwyl, replaced a previous building from 1725. The four-storey structure with four window axes is decorated with three-part risalits , pilasters , double consoles and heraldic cartouche. From 1910 to 1998 used as an alcohol-free hotel (hospice to the home).
		Münster platform KGS no .: 9196	A.	G	Münstergasse 601006  /  199524	Rectangular terrace immediately south of the Bern Minster on the slope of the Aare . Originally used as a cemetery, the terrace was gradually filled in from 1334, although the retaining walls were not completed until 1514. The cathedral platform has served as a park since 1531.
		Tscharnerhaus KGS-No .: 9778	A.	G	Kramgasse 54 600846  /  199666	House built by Albrecht Stürler between 1735 and 1737 for Beat Jakob Tscharner. The striking building with a monumental square effect has served the cantonal administration since 1928. The facade combines elements of the high and late baroque . The four floors are separated by striking cornices and framed by banded corner pilasters and cornice; the middle three of the seven axes are designed as a risalit and four Ionic pilasters combine the two upper floors.
		Gesellschaftshaus zu Pfistern KGS-No .: 11620	A.	G	Kramgasse 9 six hundred thousand nine hundred ninety-seven  /  199640	Town house built in 1769/70 based on a design by Niklaus Sprüngli for Johann Ludwig Stürler, used since 1926 as the society house of the Gesellschaft zu Pfistern. Two main floors rise above the banded arbor storeys , which are combined by a colossal order. This comprises three axes framed by Ionic pilasters , the middle one being designed as a risalit . Louis quinze style interior .
		Morlothaus KGS-No .: 11716	A.	G	Junkerngasse 32 six hundred and one thousand one hundred fifty-one  /  199666	Between 1735 and 1740 Albrecht Stürler built a completely new four-storey city ​​palace in the late Baroque style, used as an administrative building for the city of Bern from 1913, converted back into a residential building in 1999/2000. The facade has six axes , the two in the middle being designed as a risalit . It is accentuated by banded pilaster strips , Ionic colossal pilasters and sculpted window crowns .
		Sinner-Haus KGS no .: 11785	A.	G	Gerechtigkeitsgasse 81 601 052  /  199646	Four-storey building built for Karl Ludwig Sinner in 1767/68, probably based on a design by Samuel Johann Imhof. In 1896 it was converted into the Ratskeller restaurant. Alley front divided into four axes ; Strong relief through banded arcade, consoles under the windows on the second floor and triangular gable with a cartouche. The west facade on Kreuzgasse extends over nine axes.
		Reformed Nydeggkirche KGS-No .: 644	B.	G	Nydeggstalden 601,429  /  199746	Church building erected between 1341 and 1346 instead of a razed castle. The tower dates from 1483 and the nave was rebuilt from 1493 to 1504 . Temporarily converted into a warehouse after the Reformation, the church has been used again for church services since 1566. Extensive renovation between 1951 and 1953 with bronze reliefs by Marcel Perincioli .
		Former Antonierkirche KGS-No .: 682	B.	G	Postgasse 62 601 142  /  199750	The sacred building in the Gothic style was built in 1283 as Coming of Antoniterordens and was in 1528 during the Reformation secularized . It then served as a granary, saddlery and warehouse, among other things. Today used as an Evangelical Lutheran parish hall and Russian Orthodox chapel.
		Former slaughterhouse KGS-No .: 685	B.	G	Rathausgasse 22 six hundred thousand nine hundred and eight  /  199727	The slaughterhouse built in 1768/69 by Niklaus Hebler and Ludwig Emanuel Zehender , replaced a previous building from the 15th century. The single-storey building with a mansard roof was used for this purpose until 1914, after which it was used as a fire department store, a prop room for the city theater and a storage room for the city authorities. Since 1998 use by the “Schlachthaus Theater”.
		Country gate KGS no .: 711	B.	G	Mattenenge 3-5 601479  /  199760	Small city ​​gate facing the Aare near the former Nydegg fortress at the eastern end of the old town. Probably built in the middle of the 13th century and reinforced or rebuilt in the early 14th century. A three-meter-high archway has been preserved from the original structure.
		Mat school houses KGS-No .: 713	B.	G	Mühleplatz 16 / Schifflaube 3 601 265  /  199502	A school building built from 1834 to 1837 according to plans by Bernhard Wyss instead of a previous building that had burned down, and in 1896 one storey was added to the four-storey building today. The neighboring small mat school was added in 1869/70.
		Stadtmühle KGS-No .: 728	B.	G	Mühleplatz 11, 15 601 347  /  199 517	Mill built by Ludwig Samuel Stürler in 1818 and increased in size in the 1880s . The facade of this five-storey classicist building has a dazzling work of mighty rustication blocks that form a two-storey arched colonnade.

Legend

The table contains the following information:

KGS-No:	Number of the cultural property , to be found in the KGS lists of the federal government and the cantons . KGS is the acronym for K ultur G üter s chutz
Photo:	Photography of the cultural property. Click the photo generates an enlarged view. There are also two symbols: More pictures of the object can be found here on Wikimedia Commons . A link to upload a new image. Certain parameters are already filled in.
Object:	Name of the object. In individual cases, a more generally known name can also be given.
Kat:	Category of cultural property: A = national importance; B = regional / cantonal importance; C = local meaning
Type:	Type of cultural property: G = building or other construction object; S = collection (archives, libraries, museums); F = archaeological site; K = small cultural object (e.g. fountain, wayside crosses, monuments); X = special case
Address:	Street and house number of the cultural property (if known), possibly place / district
Coordinates:	Location of the cultural property according to the Swiss national coordinates (CH1903).

The content of the table is sorted in descending order according to the cultural property category and within this alphabetically.

By clicking on «Map with all coordinates» (top right in the article), the location of all cultural assets in the selected map object is displayed.

Other monuments

Note: Instead of the KGS number, the property number is used as the object identifier (ID).

ID	photo		object	Type	address	Coordinates
296			Inselisteg (1871)	G		601221  /  199460
298			Carpenter Kaspar Märki (1897/98)	G	Wasserwerkgasse 8	601423  /  199556
299			Factory building (1897/98)	G	Wasserwerkgasse 10	601400  /  199537
300			Factory building (before 1870)	G	Wasserwerkgasse 12	601393  /  199535
336			Spinning roll (1884/85)	G	Wasserwerkgasse 5–7	601414  /  199520
337			Factory building (1887)	G	Wasserwerkgasse 14	601383  /  199527
340			Factory building (1890)	G	Wasserwerkgasse 6	601448  /  199573
341			Lindt chocolate factory (1879)	G	Wasserwerkgasse 2	601468  /  199644
342			Kraftwerk Matte (1889-1891)	G	Wasserwerkgasse 15	601359  /  199474
343			Former plaster factory (around 1830)	G	Wasserwerkgasse 17-19	601322  /  199467
343			Small commercial building (before 1850)	G	Wasserwerkgasse 21	601309  /  199467
345			Buildings (1890)	G	Mühlenplatz 5	601368  /  199538
347			Factory building (1899/1900)	G	Wasserwerkgasse 3	601458  /  199557
348			Former carbon dioxide factory (1894)	G	Wasserwerkgasse 29	601265  /  199436
350			House with workshop (around 1850)	G	Wasserwerkgasse 31	601244  /  199427
364			Buildings (1880)	G	Gerberngasse 23	601402  /  199584
365			Buildings (1833)	G	Gerberngasse 33	601385  /  199557
615			Commercial building (1936/37)	G	Casino place 6–8	600673  /  199553
1204			Bellevue Garage (1935–1937)	G	Kochergasse 1	600683  /  199507
1214			Carpentry workshop building (1941/42)	G	Gerberngasse 21A	601431  /  199585
2530			Aare threshold (before 1360)	G		601056  /  199412

See also

• List of cultural assets of national importance in the canton of Bern - Bern

literature

• Paul Hofer : The art monuments of the canton of Bern. The city of Bern - cityscape, fortifications, city gates, facilities, monuments, bridges, city fountains, hospitals, orphanages . Ed .: Society for Swiss Art History (=  Die Kunstdenkmäler der Schweiz . Volume 28 ). tape 1 . Birkhäuser Verlag , Basel 1952 ( biblio.unibe.ch [PDF]).
• Paul Hofer: The art monuments of the canton of Bern. The city of Bern - social houses and residential buildings . Ed .: Society for Swiss Art History (=  Die Kunstdenkmäler der Schweiz . Volume 40 ). tape 2 . Birkhäuser Verlag, Basel 1959 ( biblio.unibe.ch [PDF]).
• Paul Hofer: The art monuments of the canton of Bern. The city of Bern - state buildings . Ed .: Society for Swiss Art History (=  Die Kunstdenkmäler der Schweiz . Volume 19 ). tape 3 . Birkhäuser Verlag, Basel 1947 ( biblio.unibe.ch [PDF]).
• Paul Hofer, Luc Mojon: The art monuments of the canton of Bern. The city of Bern - The churches of the city of Bern . Ed .: Society for Swiss Art History (=  Die Kunstdenkmäler der Schweiz . Volume 58 ). tape 5 . Birkhäuser Verlag, Basel 1969 ( biblio.unibe.ch [PDF]).

Web links

Commons : List of cultural assets in Bern / Innere Stadt (East)  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• A objects BE 2018 . Swiss inventory of cultural assets of national importance. In: babs.admin.ch / kulturgueterschutz.ch. Federal Office for Civil Protection FOCP - Department of Cultural Property Protection, January 1, 2018, accessed on December 26, 2017 (PDF; 212 kB, 47 pages, updated annually, the changes for 2018 are marked in blue).
• B objects BE 2018 . Canton of Bern KGS inventory, B objects, status: 2009, unadjusted (1.1.2018; municipal mergers for 2018 are marked in blue). In: babs.admin.ch / kulturgueterschutz.ch. Federal Office for Civil Protection FOCP - Department of Cultural Property Protection, January 1, 2018, accessed on December 30, 2017 (PDF; 344 kB, 11 pages, updated annually, the changes for 2018 are marked in blue).
• Building inventory city of Bern

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Federal Chancellery : Federal Act on the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict, Disaster and Emergencies (KGSG). SR 520.3. In: Systematic Legal Collection SR . Federal Assembly of the Swiss Confederation , June 20, 2014, accessed on August 5, 2017 (as of January 1, 2016). 
2. ^ Federal Chancellery : Ordinance on the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflicts, Disasters and Emergencies (KGSV). SR 520.31. In: Systematic Legal Collection SR . Swiss Federal Council , October 29, 2014, accessed on August 5, 2017 (as of January 1, 2016). 
3. ↑ Erlacherhof. City of Bern, 2019, accessed on July 27, 2019 . 
4. ↑ The Erlacherhof in Bern. (PDF) City of Bern, 2019, accessed on July 27, 2019 . 
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