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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

Ligerz: the dreamy wine village

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.

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.

Twann: the village with Mediterranean panache

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Discover the old ponds of the Prince Bishops of Basel

Discover a fascinating world to the rythm of a watch.

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

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