Tertianum Le Manoir Gampelen

Tertianum Le Manoir Gampelen is a senior living and nursing care residence operated under the Tertianum brand in the municipality of Gampelen in the canton of Bern, Switzerland. It occupies a historic manor house — known in German as Schloss Gampelen — that was originally built in 1602 and has since been stylishly renovated. The residence is located roughly five kilometres from the town of Ins and offers around 46 single rooms and 6 double rooms for age-appropriate living or restorative holiday stays. The property includes an idyllic garden, and the facility positions itself around self-determination, professional care with numerous specialisations, and a quiet, privileged environment. As part of the Tertianum network, Le Manoir combines residential living with nursing care and exclusive services, and it also recruits staff as part of the wider Tertianum career programme. The brand is therefore best understood as a facility-level offering within the Tertianum portfolio rather than a standalone corporate entity.

The building that houses Tertianum Le Manoir Gampelen is a historic manor known as Schloss Gampelen in the municipality of Gampelen in the canton of Bern, Switzerland. According to German-language sources, the castle was built in 1653 by Franz Ludwig Steiger. It burned down in 1969 and was not rebuilt true to the original. The official Tertianum page for the residence states that the beautiful house was built in 1602 and has since been stylishly renovated, and that it now operates as a Wohn- und Pflegezentrum (residential and nursing centre) under the Tertianum brand. The facility is located roughly five kilometres from Ins and offers around 46 single rooms and 6 double rooms, along with an idyllic garden. It provides age-appropriate living, nursing care with numerous specialisations, and holiday stays, with self-determination described as a central value even in cases of severe care dependency. The residence is part of the Tertianum network and recruits staff under the Tertianum career programme.

• The manor house (Schloss Gampelen) is built in 1602, according to the Tertianum official page.

• The castle is built by Franz Ludwig Steiger in 1653, according to German-language sources.

• The castle burns down in 1969 and is not rebuilt true to the original.

• The property operates as Tertianum Le Manoir Gampelen, a residential and nursing centre with around 46 single and 6 double rooms.

A quiet, upscale senior living and nursing residence in a historic manor house, emphasising self-determination and individualised care within the Tertianum network.

• Senior residential living

• Nursing care with specialisations

• Respite and holiday stays

• Exclusive services

1. 1Tertianum Le Manoir, Gampelen | Pflegezentrum für Seniorentertianum.ch
2. 2Gampelen Castle - Wikidatawikidata.org
3. 3Schloss Gampelen - Wikipedia (German)de.wikipedia.org