Wines
The Cour de Berne
Cave de Berne, La Neuveville. © Charles Ballif
- DauerRecommended Duration
- 30 Minutes
At first, the « Cave de Berne » was owned by the monastery of Bellelay, where it was used for the vinification and preservation of the wine. The building was built in 1631.
The vineyards of the Domaine de la Ville de Berne cover a limestone moraine of the Jura between Gléresse and Le Landeron. The vineyards cover 20 hectares, separated into several grape varieties. Until 1970, the cellars of the City of Bern were located in the Cour de Berne, which once belonged to the Bellelay Abbey. Today, the Domaine de la Ville de Berne has new cellars and modern presses in Les Lorettes in La Neuveville and the Cour de Berne (in the old town) is used as a cellar for tastings and receptions. The cellar, where one can still admire a huge press, can accommodate up to 200 people.
Good to know
Good to know
- The Cour de Berne can be used for aperitifs, meals, (caterer and wine from the cellar), comities, shows, concerts (events)
- The room can host 200 people for an aperitif and 100 for a meal
On site
On site
- Activities
- Guided tours
- Services
- Suitable for groups
Links & PDFs
Links & PDFs
- Links
Contact
Contact
- Main contact
- Cave de Berne Rue du Port 14 2520 La Neuveville +41 79 400 32 46 contact@courdeberne.ch courdeberne.ch
The Cour de Berne