Bundeshaus (Federal Palace)

The Bundeshaus, or Federal Palace, is the official seat of Switzerland’s federal government and parliament, located in Bern. Built in the early 20th century, it houses the National Council and Council of States chambers. The building features a prominent dome and grand architecture symbolizing Swiss political unity. It serves as the venue for legislative sessions, debates, and decision-making processes that shape national laws. The Bundeshaus also includes offices for government officials and offers guided tours, making it a central symbol of Swiss democracy and political life.