From 24 to 28 March, Tourisme neuchâtelois is on the road in German-speaking Switzerland alongside Neuchâtel Vins & Terroir.

At the MIH, explore the evolution of the watch spring, a pillar of the art of timekeeping. A journey between traditional craftsmanship and disruptive technologies

The CDN celebrates its 25th anniversary with festivities and new features, highlighting the work of Friedrich Dürrenmatt and the architecture of Mario Botta.

REOPENING - ‘Temple’ dedicated to absinthe, showcasing the rich heritage of a legendary drink

EXTENSION - The Laténium exhibition presents 650 objects from camps in Germany, France and Poland, bearing witness to daily life during the Second World War.

REOPENING - Medieval tower, covered walkway and ramparts evoking the life of the lords of yesteryear

Embark on an exclusive cruise along the north shore of Lake Neuchâtel

Louis Favre captivates visitors with his lively stories, a treasure trove of traditions and events from the Neuchâtel mountains

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.

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

Scavenger hunt in the watchmakers’ town and its museums.

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.

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.

Discover the Belle Epoque in the city of Neuchâtel!

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

Book your escape game and discover the city of Neuchâtel in a new way.

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

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.