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  • Vineyard in spring, Lac de Neuchâtel, Suisse
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Canton of Neuchâtel

Located in French-speaking Switzerland, the canton of Neuchâtel stretches from the north-western shore of Lake Neuchâtel to the French border. Its eponymous capital, directly bordering the lake, is a city of historic elegance. With its peaceful shores, rich heritage and gently curving Jura relief, the canton offers a diversity of landscapes and experiences where nature, culture and the art of living meet in harmony.

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Attractions in the canton of Neuchâtel


The canton of Neuchâtel offers a varied playground for outdoor enthusiasts. The flat shores of Lake Neuchâtel are ideal for cycling, walking and water sports. To the west of the town, the Areuse area is a delight for hikers, with its gorges, steep paths and natural areas. As you gain altitude, the scenery changes: Jura forests, pastures and open ridges run through the center of the canton, offering numerous hiking, trail and mountain bike routes.

On the border with Vaud, the Creux du Van is a must-see. With its semi-circular cliffs and spectacular panoramas, it is one of the most popular sites in the Jura and a major objective for sports enthusiasts and nature lovers.

Outdoor activities in Neuchâtel

The region's landscape is dominated by the Jura mountains, offering ideal terrain for outdoor activities. Hikers, cyclists and mountain bikers will find countless routes to suit all levels. The hills, valleys and shores of Lake Neuchâtel offer magnificent panoramas, while the peaks invite more demanding hikes. Flat plateaus and lakeshores appeal to families and casual walkers alike. The region also boasts several nature parks, caves and gorges to complete the experience. In winter, snow-covered landscapes attract cross-country skiers and hikers in search of new adventures.
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