Trubschachen

Trubschachen

Trubschachen is a municipality in the administrative district of Emmental in the canton of Bern in Switzerland. Until 1867, the community was called officially Lauperswil district.

Geography

Trubschachen is located south- west of the Napfbergland the headwaters of the Ilfis at the confluence of Ilfis and Trueb at an altitude of 731 m above sea level. M. at the transition from Emmental to Entlebuch. Neighboring municipalities are Eggiwil, Langnau im Emmental and lees.

Economy

Internationally known Trubschachen is through the biscuit factory Kambly and rope making Jacob.

Traffic

Trubschachen is on the railway line Luzern- Bern.

Attractions

In Trubschachen are The Travelers by the Chur sculptor Robert Indermaur ( b. 1947) Woman statue at the station, as well as llamas in the upper Folz. Reputedly the oldest bear is in Trubschachen, the Gasthof zum Baren is first mentioned in 1356.

Pictures

Restaurant Baren

Church

Museum of Local History

Biscuitfabrik Kambly

Old wooden bridge over the lees

Gasthof bear in Trubschachen

Partner community

  • Strmilov, Czech Republic
  • Midway ( Utah), USA

Personalities

  • Peter Wingeier, founder of the Argentine city Romang
  • Karl Stauffer -Bern (1857-1891), painter, engraver and sculptor, born in Trubschachen
  • Ernst Baertschi (1882-1976), Mayor of Bern, born in Trubschachen
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