The Neuchâtel region is beautiful... and moreover, thanks to the Neuchâtel Tourist Card, transport and leisure activities are free of charge starting from the 1st night.

The Musical Gardens Festival, the Ersatz Festival and the Festi'Valderuz will enliven the Neuchâtel region over the next few days!

About sixty heifers who have spent the summer on the mountain pastures are patiently waiting to return to the farm.

Put on your trainers and discover local specialities on the Val-de-Travers gourmet walk!

Switzerland's biggest breakdance event brings together the world's best b-boys and b-girls from all generations.

The vineyards of Neuchâtel in honor! Marching bands and parades, a festival you should not miss!

There's something for everyone!

Book your place on the "history and Town planning" guided tour of the watchmaking town of Le Locle, a UNESCO world heritage site.

Dive into the heart of Panerai’s world of watchmaking, where innovation goes hand in hand with precision technology.

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

Take this unique opportunity to discover the world of watchmaking at the Zenith manufacture in Le Locle. A watchmaking and discovery workshop to put yourself in the shoes of a watchmaker.

Scavenger hunt in the watchmakers’ town and its museums.

Take the little train through the historical streets of this lakeside city.

The famous Swiss watch brand Zenith opens its doors to you at its factory in Le Locle. A unique experience!

Sit down and let yourself be seduced by the watchmaking city

Discover the symbiosis between town planning and clock-making, while sitting comfortably.

Discover the Belle Epoque in the city of Neuchâtel!

You can enjoy the unique opportunity of assembling your own watch at the workbench on one Wednesday or Saturday each month

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.

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