Liebefeld Park
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What's on here
Kerzenziehen | Thomaskirche
21 Nov – 25 Nov3.50 CHF
Öffentliches Kerzenziehen | Schulhaus Schliern
22 Nov – 29 Nov3 CHF
Why go
- Outdoor chess and Mühle games in the park
- Raum und Zeit bistro, serving visitors from spring to autumn
Opening hours
Today00:00 – 23:59Show all
Don't miss
- Large open lawnThe park's most striking feature is its wide, open lawn.Inside the park.
- Large pondA large pond sits at the northern end of the park.Northern end of the park.
- Curved boundary wallA small curved wall separates the park from housing and marks the boundary between private and public land.Along the edge of the park, next to the housing.
- Play area with waterA play area with water is provided for small children.Inside the park.
What you see
- Meadows and trees across the park, with lawns and promenades to walk along.
- Housing and offices of the district beside the town centre, on the far side of the curved wall.
Facilities
- Toilets A barrier-free toilet is on site.
- Parking Apart from one disabled bay, the park has no car parking.
Shorts
History
The site was a field of the Landwirtschaftlichen Forschungsanstalt, an agricultural research institute. A jury picked the 'Oxymoron' design by landscape designer Rita Mettler from twelve entries. Mettler planned the park without ornamental frills. The 'Dreieck' stayed green while the land around it was built over.
- Before the parkThe site served agricultural and dairy research, and the area held open land and industrial plants.
- 2005The municipality held a design competition for the park.
- August 2009The park opened on part of the Dreispitzareal.
Sources: Liebefeld - Wikipedia · Liebefeld Park – Gemeinde Köniz · Liebefeld - Wikipedia · checked 2 Nov 2026
- Phone
- 0319709447
Plan from here: Evening walk →
Questions and answers
What are the opening hours of Liebefeld Park?
Liebefeld Park stays open around the clock, seven days a week.
How do I get to Liebefeld Park from Bern by bus?
Take bus number 10 from Bern station to the park's stop. The S6 S-Bahn to Liebefeld station is another way to reach it.
Can I park a car at Liebefeld Park?
Hardly. Apart from one disabled bay, the park has no car parking, so most visitors come on foot, by bike or by public transport.
Is Liebefeld Park suitable for children?
Yes. It has playgrounds and seating for all age groups, a play area with water for small children, and a climbing rock for older ones.
Is there a toilet at Liebefeld Park that is accessible for disabled visitors?
Yes, there is a barrier-free toilet on site.
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