The Kirchenfeldbrücke connects the Casino square in the old town of Bern on the Aare river away with the Helvetia place in the church field headquarters.

The finely engraved elegant iron structure was built by the British Land Company Berne construction company after the company's plans Gottlieb Ott & Co. at 21 months and 24 September 1883 inaugurated. It is 229 meters long and has two sheets that each measure 87 m and 37 m high.

Since many people have already committed by jumping from the suicide Kirchenfeldbrücke, including Hans Eggimann are The Samaritans mounted today at the bridgeheads of the information boards telephone counseling organization. By an accumulation in 2009 with traumatized eyewitnesses, the city decided to secure the railing above the Aarestrasse and the sports field temporarily with a three-meter-high wire fence. The fence is later, as in the cathedral platform, to be replaced by nets.

Good time to visit is about 16:00 - 19.00 hrs.