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On September 22, set off on a gourmet adventure: solve riddles, walk or cycle through Val-de-Travers and taste delicious local specialties!

From Sept. 19 to 21, Le Locle turns into a major literary event: meet authors, browse book stalls, enjoy concerts, activities and a festive atmosphere.

Explore the Neuchâtel lakes and enjoy unique cruises and exclusive offers for an unforgettable experience.

Guided tours in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Neuchâtel and Le Locle are back! Discover their history and treasures with a passionate guide.

On September 28, enjoy the grand flower parade: 12 floats, 1000 participants, marching bands, local delicacies and entertainment – seats still available!

From August 28, Plonk & Replonk take over the Hôtel Palafitte: sharp humour, witty pastiches and offbeat photomontages by the lake – to enjoy unfiltered.

Starting September 13, Alt+1000 presents an open-air photo trail at La Vue des Alpes: 18 artists, 140 works and a unique experience combining art, landscape and walking.

The little tourist trains are running again! Explore the historic streets of the cities on a charming and insightful ride.

Discover the authentic flavors of the canton of Neuchâtel with two inspiring Food Tours.

Book your tickets for an exciting family scavenger hunt! Grab the kids by the hand and follow the clues around the old town of Neuchâtel.

The Tourist Office is offering an urban gastronomic trail to stimulate your taste buds and your thirst for discovery.

An urban gourmet tour offered by the tourist office, with stops along the way for culinary delights in the heart of the old town.

Taste the local specialities aboard a vessel of the LNM shipping company and take in the views of the lovely landscapes around Lake Neuchâtel.

The crematorium, stained-glass windows and staircases are to be discovered.

A city built by and for the watchmaking industry, inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List

An amazing setting and a fantastic drop from a height of 27 metres.

Travel back to the Belle Époque! Explore Neuchâtel with a lively guided tour full of charm and surprises!

The capital of the watchmaking industry and the birthplace of Le Corbusier.

This centre of the watchmaking industry lies in the heart of the Montagnes neuchâteloises range.

Immerse yourself in the history of a rich thousand years old city.