Monday, September 13, 2010

home sweet home: farmer market of bern

I have been living now for 3 years in the outskirts of Bern, Switzerland. As I am planning to end my time here by the end of next year, I am trying to see, feel and experience Bern as much as possible. Therefore my newest (more or less) regular topic "home sweet home".

Every Saturday there is a big, colorful and yummy farmers market in front of the Bundeshaus (Swiss Parlament). As I like to buy local and things that are in-season, I like to stroll around the market and check out things on offer....

 


 




 


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11 comments:

Diana Mieczan said...

I so love food markets...Those are such a great photos,sweetie
I am planning to go to one near us tomorrow morning...Cant wait:)
Hugs and kisses and have a fun day
Ps: If you dont mind me asking, to what country you are moving next?
I love your trips...I used to move a lot..:)

Cristina said...

I like the markets, there's always a different energy there :)

xxx

Denise said...

really beautiful pictures, as usual! I missed it when I visited Bern, as I was there on a Friday :) but we have something similar here in Zurich

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abigail said...

beautiful photos, gorgeous market.

Tee, Passports and Postcards said...

Great pictures! I love markets and this one looks really nice.

Mary said...

Wow gorgeous pictures! I am having so much fun exploring your blog - it's amazing!

M'ama non m'ama said...

Oh...schöner Blog. Hättest du Lust auf ein gegenseitiges verfolgen?

mikapoka said...

Ciao, very interesting blog, glad I've stumbled upon (thanks to 'a girl in Asia' though). Like your pics which makes me feel the whole atmosphere of the place and what a Mediterranean sunlight! Thanks, I'll be back.

JMay said...

These photos are so great!

I've always wanted to go to Switzerland :-)

jen laceda said...

These are wonderful photos. And the produce and the flowers are just looking gorgeous! Have a nice end-of-summer and a wonderful autumn!!

Clare B said...

I don't visit our local market nearly enough as I should. I still get a little rush everytime I go and get to choose my cheese, bread etc etc from the stalls. Makes me feel very european. :)

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