In this video, I share my journey through the beautiful city of Bern, Switzerland, from an accessible travel perspective as a deafblind woman. Traveling with disabilities presents unique challenges, and in Bern, I encountered both impressive accommodations. Whether you're planning a trip to Switzerland or simply curious about how accessible travel looks around the world, I hope this video provides helpful insights and inspiration.
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In today's video:
00:00 What I Learned from My Accessible Trip to Bern, Switzerland
02:41 Hotel Kreuz
05:01 Nido
05:32 Schwellenmätteli
06:37 Museum of Communication
09:40 Rosengarten
11:12 Botanische Garten der Universität Bern
11:53 Cafe Fleuri
12:09 Bärenhöfli
13:36 A summary of Bern, Switzerland
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Video description:
This video starts by showing different clips from the upcoming video of Catarina Rivera, a Latina woman, exploring the city of Bern, Switzerland. Title screen: Explore Bern, Switzerland
with Blindish Latina. Catarina is sitting on a gray couch with a yellow blanket behind her. She has her hair down and is wearing a green cardigan over a white shirt. There are clips of what it looks like to be on the train and the rolling green fields they pass by. Catarina is then standing in the train station with sunglasses on talking about how they arrived in Bern. Title screen: Day 1 in Bern,
Switzerland. Different views of the beautiful city, Catarina drinking a latte at a cafe on the street, Catarina talking to the tour guide and holding a map of the city, different historic fountains around the city, Catarina standing with her tour guide looking out at the view, walking through a historic cathedral, Catarina walking to the rooftop restaurant where she eats pizza and french fries. She is then at a restaurant under a bridge and on the river. The river is very misty and beautiful. Title screen: Day 2 in Bern,
Switzerland. Catarina is standing with her tour guide at the Museum of Communication. Catarina is sitting in an old mail bus from 1939 and we see how she gets in it safely. Catarina goes to the station where you can write a message and send it up in a tube and it comes out to a different place. She wrote blindness is a spectrum, on the paper, and kids on the other side got to open it. Catarina does an interactive dance/pose game. She is then at a rooftop restaurant that overlooks the beautiful city. She gets a latte, different foods to eat, and pie. We then see people swimming in the current of the river. A man on a waterski is going through the currents attached to the bridge. Some people go up to the river and get in and get swept away quickly. They are then in the Botanical garden where Catarina is surrounded by greenery and a small creek with running water. She is standing in front of a green pond wearing sunglasses and holding her blindness cane. She is then drinking tea at the cafe in the Botanical Gardens and we see rooftop views of the surrounding area. Catarina is then sitting in the hotel again talking about the dinner they had to finish off the trip and we see the different foods and the fried apples. There is also a scaled model of the parliament that Catarina is standing by. A red subscribe button pops onto the screen and the purple end screen says, thank you for watching.
