Bern Clock Tower, a masterpiece of Swiss watchmaking, is the most important landmark in Bern.
Under the towering green spire, there is a bronze bell with a diameter of 127 cm and a weight of 1,400 kg. The front of the clock tower is inlaid with two clocks of different sizes. In the niche on the side of the small clock face below, there are two small bronze bells and bell-ringing figures, the god of time-Hans, golden dolls, golden roosters, and a row of bears, which are realistic, lively and interesting.
Every 5 to 10 minutes before the hour is the busiest time in the clock tower. Bustling tourists gather in front of the clock tower and stop to watch the "time-telling doll show".
Just after 57 minutes, the show begins. The bell-ringer who rotates out next to the big bronze bell begins to ring the bell to tell the time on the hour. In the niche, the god of time flipped the hourglass, the dolls danced with joy, the golden rooster spread its wings and crowed, and the little bears paraded in a procession, welcoming the arrival of a new moment.
After the bell rang, the tourists left one after another with a sense of satisfaction.