All social programs in Jura & Three-Lakes - Spring

A sled dog course for beginners and those who love the animals in the lovely scenery of Switzerland’s Alaska.

A peaceful alternative for groups to discover the region is a canoe trip on the Doubs river.

“Ô Vergers d’Ajoie” is a museum which allows you to immerse yourself in the production process of brandy via interactive, multi-sensory activities, both within the museum and outside in the orchards.

On this wine trail, explore the wealth of wines from Lake Biel and meet their producers at three wine tastings.

Discover the magnificent Neuenburger Lake on an attractive tour. Enjoy nature, gentle waves, peace and fine food. With a surface area of 217 km2 the Neuenburger Lake is the largest lake on Swiss territory.

An excursion to the grottoes and the prehistoric park of Réclère is nearly like Jules Verne's "Journey to the Center of the Earth". The large limestone cave with stalactites and stalagmites gives the excursion the necessary atmosphere and the life-sized dinosaurs in the park are the climax of a fascinating trip through time.

Cheese-making dairy, visitor’s gallery, bar and shop guarantee a taste of all that’s behind this protein-packed delicacy in the Jura and Three-Lakes region.

Discover the peninsula on Lake Biel, the former Cluniac priory and traces of prehistoric and Roman occupation.

Go behind the scenes of this multi-purpose centre dedicated to events, sport, culture and business.

Neuenburg Castle and the collegiate church have shaped the townscape of Neuenburg since the 12th century. The architecturally striking building complex is enthroned on a rocky outcrop above the city.

Schloss Valangin is a medieval castle that has succeeded in maintaining its character as defensive fortress over the years. And its interior naturally reminds one of times long gone by.

Immerse yourself in the magical atmosphere of the Old Town and discover the history of Biel-Bienne and the important places in the Old Town.

Take an original look at urban life, the economy and the way in which town and country coexist in Biel.

Have you ever wondered how a watch is made? Or what the parts that bring life to these precious timepieces look like?

Swiss watches are much more than a luxury item. This becomes obvious to all who travel to the Neuenburg Jura, to La Chaux-de-Fonds and Le Locle on the historic day in honor of the watchmaking industry. They gain insight into the secrets of the art of watchmaking.

Nowadays, wearing a watch is not only for telling the time: it’s more of a jewellery item. Mechanical watches in particular, which conceal a complex interior life, are true wonders of technology and a feast for the eyes. At the Centre Horloger in Neuchâtel, visitors themselves can lend a hand.

The Cité du Temps – French for the City of Time – is nestled in the heart of Biel, the world's watchmaking capital. This special place entirely dedicated to time unites under one roof the playful, cheerful style of the brand Swatch and the luxurious character of Omega offering its visitors an opportunity to explore two different worlds of watchmaking represented in two museums: Omega Museum and Planet Swatch.