Quality of life in Hasliberg (Bern) — scores, review and neighborhoods

4.9/ 10
Average
Population
960
Commune type
Hamlet

Living in Hasliberg, a commune of 960 inhabitants in Canton Bern — with an overall score of 4.9/10, this commune is average for quality of life in Switzerland. It stands out for Noise (10/10) and Nature & Green Spaces (9.7/10). Its score is in line with the cantonal average.

Scorecard

Noise
10.0
Air Quality
9.5
Public Transport
0.6
Education & Culture
3.5
Nightlife & Dining
4.5
Nature & Green Spaces
9.7
Healthcare
2.9
Taxation
0.5
Annual Sunshine
3.3
Cantonal average

Hasliberg's national strengths

Per our methodology

Recommended Profiles

Nature
Good
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Young Professional
Fair
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Family
Average
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Retirement
Average
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For nature lovers looking to settle in Switzerland, Hasliberg achieves a compatibility score of 7.1/10. Key strengths for this profile include Nature & Green Spaces and Noise. The Young Professional profile (4.1/10) would find better alternatives in neighboring communes.

Strengths: Hasliberg excels in Noise (10/10) — a quiet environment, ideal for rest and focus, Nature & Green Spaces (9.7/10) — a green environment with many accessible green spaces, Air Quality (9.5/10) — clean air with low pollutant concentrations.

Areas to consider: Lower scores are noted for Taxation (0.5/10) — a higher tax burden than average, Public Transport (0.6/10) — limited public transport connections, Healthcare (2.9/10) — more limited healthcare access.

Considering buying property in Hasliberg or moving to Canton Bern? Our interactive map lets you explore quality of life at the neighborhood level and compare with nearby communes.

Key Infrastructure

Education & Culture

Ecole d'HumanitéSchool
Schule HaslibergSchool

Public Transport

SandhubelBus Stop
UrseniBus Stop
GletscherblickBus Stop
Wasserwendi DorfBus Stop
TwingBus Stop
WeisstannenBus Stop
PrivatklinikBus Stop
WetterhornBus Stop

Guides to read for this area

Four guides by lifestyle profile and three analyses of this area's strongest criteria.

Frequently asked questions about Hasliberg

What's it like to live in Hasliberg? Resident impressions and quality of life
Hasliberg stands out as a serene mountain commune where nature and tranquility dominate daily life. With an exceptional nature score of 9.7 and air quality rated 9.4, this 960-inhabitant village in the Bernese highlands delivers an environment free from noise pollution (scoring 10). Residents enjoy pristine surroundings nestled between neighbors Lungern, Schattenhalb, and Meiringen. However, the commune scores considerably lower on transport connectivity (0.3) and dining options (1.7), reflecting its remote alpine character. Healthcare access (3.2) and education facilities (2.9) are modest for such a small settlement. This profile fits nature lovers and retirees seeking quietude and clean mountain air, though those prioritizing urban amenities will find the isolation challenging.
How sunny and clean is the air in Hasliberg?
Hasliberg stands out for its exceptionally clean air and quiet environment. With an air quality score of 9.4, the commune ranks among the healthiest in terms of atmospheric conditions. Nature accessibility is equally impressive at 9.7, making outdoor activities a defining feature of life here. Noise pollution barely registers at 10, creating a serene setting. Sunlight exposure, however, scores lower at 3.3, reflecting the commune's mountainous terrain and altitude which can limit direct sunshine hours. This small community of 960 inhabitants, nestled between Lungern, Schattenhalb, and Meiringen, suits nature lovers and those seeking tranquility over abundant sunshine.
How well-connected is Hasliberg? Transport, schools, dining
Hasliberg excels in environmental quality rather than urban connectivity. The commune boasts exceptional air quality at 9.4 and outstanding natural surroundings with a score of 9.7, making it ideal for those prioritizing pristine landscapes. However, transport infrastructure remains limited at 0.3, with minimal public transit options. Educational facilities and dining establishments are similarly sparse, scoring 2.9 and 1.7 respectively. This mountain village of fewer than 1000 residents sits among Lungern, Schattenhalb, and Meiringen, functioning as a quieter enclave rather than a service hub. Hasliberg suits nature lovers and retirees seeking tranquility over convenience, though those requiring regular access to schools or restaurants should consider proximity to larger regional centers.
What are the neighboring communes of Hasliberg and how big is it?
Hasliberg is a small mountain commune with just 960 inhabitants, nestled in the Bernese Oberland. Its neighbors are Lungern, Schattenhalb, and Meiringen. The commune excels in environmental quality, with an air quality score of 9.4 and outstanding nature conditions scoring 9.7. Noise levels remain minimal at 10. However, transport connectivity is limited, scoring only 0.3, reflecting its rural alpine setting. Despite modest infrastructure for dining and education, Hasliberg's pristine natural environment and clean air make it particularly appealing to nature lovers and those seeking tranquility away from urban centers.
Is Hasliberg a tax-friendly municipality?
Hasliberg does not rank as a tax-friendly municipality. Its fiscal score stands at 0.5, placing it among the least advantageous options for tax considerations in the region. This small commune of 960 inhabitants compensates with exceptional environmental credentials: an air quality score of 9.4 and outstanding nature access at 9.7. Nonetheless, transport infrastructure remains minimal at 0.3, and education facilities score modestly at 2.9. Hasliberg's strength lies decidedly in its pristine mountain setting rather than financial incentives. The commune appeals most strongly to nature lovers and retirees seeking tranquility over economic advantages, though prospective residents should weigh tax implications carefully against its natural appeal.

Neighboring communes of Hasliberg

Demographic profile

Age structure

0–19 years 23.9 %20–64 years 49.7 %65 and over 26.4 %
Density
28 inhab./km²
Change over 10 yrs
-7.0 %
Vacant housing
1.2 %
New dwellings
15.2 per 1,000 inhab.
Social assistance
0.6 %
Tertiary employment
80.1 %

Land use

Built-up area 3.2 %Agricultural land 52.6 %Forest 32 %

Source: FSO — Regional portraits of municipalities, 2021

Information

Canton
Bern (BE)
Language region
German-speaking Switzerland
Coordinates
46.7498, 8.2319
BFS Number
783
Last updated
29 June 2026

Data: FSO, geo.admin.ch, OSM — Scores normalised 0-10