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Natural History Museum, lines 6, 7, 8, 19: Helvetiaplatz Bühlplatz Kornha Baltzerstrasse Hallerstrasse Salemspital Erlachstrasse Obere Z Aargauerstalden Brechbühlstrasse 15 Bernisches Historisches Museum/Einstein Museum Sahlistrasse 22 Eymatstrasse 20 (Historical Museum of Bern), Depostrasse Donnerbühlweg Rosengarten Laubegg usbrücke hlstrasse Falkenplatz Sidlerstrasse lines 6, 7, 8, 19: Helvetiaplatz Bü Altenbergstrasse Speichergasse Kornha 12 Schanzeneckstrasse 11 Kunstmuseum 16 Swiss Alpine Museum, Ros PROGR BERN enbergstr. Schüttestrasse Haspelweg Murtenstrasse Sc Nägeligasse lines 6, 7, 8, 19: Helvetiaplatz hanzenstr Bollwerk 10 9 M Michelforst Murtenstrasse 3 Franz. 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Dählhölzli Zoological Gardens, line 19: Tierpark Schwarztorstrasse Alpines 7 Gümmenen Riedbachstrasse Mattenhofstrasse Ankerstrasse strasse Brückenst Museum Gryphenhübeliweg 24 BERNEXPO, PostFinance-Arena, line 9: Guisanplatz Expo 30 B 15 Ledi Riedbachstrasse 17 alderstrasse Marzilibad 6 Buchserstrasse Gotenstrasse 25 3 Marzili Schützen- 7 Stade de Suisse Wankdorf, line 9: Guisanplatz Expo Brunnmattstrasse museum Florastrasse 28 Brünnenstrasse 9 8 28 Riedbach 17 Fl B ng Zwyssigstrasse ora Kramburgstr. run 7 26 Bernaqua/Westside, lines 8, 22: Brünnen Westside Bahnhof 10 14 Sonnenhofspital sse Ostri Dalmazi Naturhistor. st nader nstrasse ra 19 Thunstrasse rasse Al e Tscharnerstrasse Museum penstrasse Dennigkofenweg B Jungfraustrasse Hel nstrasse ernastrasse Jolimontstr. 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