Destination

Porrentruy, a former residence of the Prince-Bishops of Basel, is known for its imposing castle and the Réfous Tower, a massive old watchtower overlooking the old town.

Ligerz: the dreamy wine village

Historic Büren an der Aare is included in the national cultural heritage inventory.

The sturdy watch-making town of St-Imier is located between the mountains of Chasseral and Mont-Soleil, and can is a starting point for a number of excursions.

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

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

Delémont, capital of the Canton of Jura, is a city surrounded by nature. The old town with its vibrant shops and restaurants invites you to take a stroll and relax.

Nestling in an imposing natural hollow, Moutier is known for its exceptional know-how in the field of machine tools and for its religious heritage.

Famous for its charming alleys, beautiful facades and venerable corporate houses, the old town is a privileged place in the heart of the city of Biel.

Twann: the village with Mediterranean panache

Nestled in an unspoilt natural setting on the banks of the Doubs river, the small medieval town of Saint-Ursanne has preserved its treasures.

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

With its towers, terraced houses, alleyways and impressive fountains, La Neuveville is a magnificent medieval town on the shores of Lake Biel.

Lake Biel is situated at the German and French language border, and it is the eight-largest lake of Switzerland.

A stunningly beautiful rocky cirque; a work of nature not to be missed!

This natural reserve has kept its quiet, its beauty, its diversity and its wild character intact.

A mysterious subterranean world, the kindgom of stalactites and stalagmites.

The famous peninsula of Lake Biel is a destination prized for its stillness and beauty.

A nature reserve of national importance, the Etang de la Gruère is a haven of peace and a true paradise for nature lovers.

Discover the old ponds of the Prince Bishops of Basel

At an altitude of 1,000m, the Franches-Montagnes form a plateau of unspoilt landscapes. Characterised by open pastures and pine forests, it's a paradise for nature lovers

Head uphill and enjoy a superb view of the Three-Lakes Region.

Near La Brévine, at an altitude of 1039m, an out-of-this-world lake landscape.

Prehistoric pile-dwelling sites featured on UNESCO's World Heritage List.

Discover a fascinating world to the rythm of a watch.

The park stretches from Les Brenets to St-Ursanne, including the Franches-Montagnes.