Museum | From the farm to the cheese dairy

Museum | La Chocolaterie à croquer ! takes you on a journey of taste and discovery, a course of which you alone determine.

Museum | The mammals and birds of Switzerland in their habitat and original temporary exhibits.

Sports & Loisirs | The Vallée de Joux Sports Center is a quality sports center offering numerous sports activities year-round.

Museum | The glassblowing workshop is located at the entrance to the Twannbach gorge. The fine glass items can be purchased on the premises.

Visites | Under several domes, the Papiliorama takes you into a tropical climate where all kinds of animals, plants, insects and, of course, butterflies, live together.

Fun & Adventure | Dinotec: a window into the past

Museum | A beautiful setting and exceptional displays immersing you in a distant past.

Museum | An original museum, exhibiting a private collection of cars dating from 1950 to 1979.

Wellness | You never feel as weightless as when you’re in the water.

Wellness | A area of calm and serenity.

Wellness | A place of well-being and wellness that has been in existence for thousands of years, as evidenced by the remains of the Roman baths.

Wellness | The only resort hotel of its kind in the Jura with spa and swimming pool.

Museum | The art centre in Biel/Bienne brings together contemporary art, photography and cinema.

Wellness | A haven of well-being in Crémines.

Museum | Delve into over 800 years of cheese making history and flavours by discovering the history of the famous Tête de Moine cheese.

Museum | Rich colourful collections taking you on a discovery of... Man!

Museum | The secrets of time nestled in a magic place: the Château des Monts

Musées | The Swiss Museum of Fashion regularly organises temporary exhibitions at the Castle of Yverdon-les-Bains.

Musées | An animated museum dedicated to the iron and railway industry, which played a decisive role in the development of Vallorbe.

Wellness | A area of calm and serenity.

Fun & Adventure | Find the lost poem by Paul Borel that must be read during the festival to mark the centenary of the fire.