A lively insight into Brahms time in Thun awaits you
A lively insight into Brahms' time in Thun awaits you
Brahms spent the summers of 1886 to 1888 in Thun. After composing, he could be found at various places in Thun. Join Dr. Jon Keller, the former city archivist, on a walk and discover various places that have a connection to the great composer.
A listening girl figure at Brahmsquai stands as a symbol for music and listening to music. The statue is affectionately called "Brahmsrösi" by the people of Thun. The park as well as the statue were erected as a memorial to the famous composer and are still a reminder of Brahms' time in Thun. In the late 1880s, the beauty of the Bernese Oberland inspired the artist during the summer months. Learn more about Brahms' stays in Thun on this 1.5-hour tour. Quotes and pictures give you a lively insight into the life of Johannes Brahms in Thun during the walk through the city center.
Book a private tour and learn together with your group more about the time of the German composer, pianist and conductor in Thun.
The tour takes place in German only
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Meeting point:16.00, parking lot west of the Tertianum area/Bellevue