Amsoldingen

Amsoldingen with Stockhornkette

Amsoldingen is a municipality in the administrative district of Thun in the canton of Bern in Switzerland. The village is situated on the banks of Amsoldingersees and is about 5 km from Thun.

Amsoldingen is known for the Church Amsoldingen, the largest Ottonian basilica of the area. From 1728 to 1738 worked here as a pastor Samuel Lutz.

From the dairy resident in the village comes also the Amsoldinger cheese, a semi-hard raw milk product, which reminds the taste of the Emmental.

Policy

The voting shares of the parties at the national elections of 2011 were: SVP 46.0 %, BDP 13.7 %, SP 12.2 %, GPS 6.8 %, glp 5.9 %, EPP 4.8 %, FDP 3.9 %, EDU 2.7 %, CVP 1.4 %, Alps Parliament 1.0 %.

Attractions

Thun (administrative district) Ottonian dynasty Evangelical People's Party of Switzerland Christian Democratic People's Party of Switzerland Blumenstein Eriz Fahrni Heiligenschwendi Hilterfingen Homberg, Bern Oberhofen am Thunersee Oberlangenegg Pohlern Reutigen Schwendibach Seftigen Steffisburg Teuffenthal Thierachern Uttigen Wachseldorn Zwieselberg Forst, Switzerland Niederstocken Oberstocken Municipalities of the canton of Bern
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