Discover the best attractions and experiences Jura Mountains has to offer
From medieval towns to UNESCO-listed watchmaking districts, explore the Jura's storied past.
A UNESCO-listed grid-plan town famous for its watchmaking heritage and distinctive architecture.
Medieval fortress perched above Lake Neuchâtel, offering views and historical exhibits.
Medieval abbey town centre with preserved streets along the Doubs river.
The Jura region offers the small but compelling museums that reveal watchmaking craft, absinthe, and regional art.
World-class collection showcasing the artistry and history of clock and watchmaking.
Explores the history, production, and cultural impact of absinthe in the Val-de-Travers.
Art and regional history collection housed in Neuchâtel's historic town.
Religious architecture spans Neuchâtel and the Jura, from Gothic cathedrals to ancient abbey churches.
Gothic cathedral with a rich interior and lakeside views.
Abbey church dating back to medieval times, set within the historic abbey complex.
Impressive Protestant temple offering a glimpse into regional religious life.
Nature lovers will find dramatic landscapes and tranquil trails in Jura’s protected areas.
Nature park spanning the Jura foothills in Vaud, ideal for hiking, wildlife, and scenic viewpoints.
Impressive circular limestone amphitheatre formed by erosion; a dramatic destination for hikers and wildlife watchers.
Each town has a distinct neighborhood character, from historic cores to watchmaking-era districts.
Winding lanes, balconies, and cafés; a charming historic core overlooking the lake.
Architectural heart of the watchmaking town with museums, shops, and plazas.
UNESCO-listed district renowned for its early 20th-century watchmaking town layout.
Enjoy scenic trails, lakeside strolls, and free experiences across the Jura without spending a dime.
Relaxing lakeside paths with views of the water and surrounding hills.
Accessible trails offering panoramic vistas and wildlife viewing.
Historic streets, squares, and market scenes to soak in local charm.
Savor Jura's signature flavors, from Vin du Jura to absinthe-inspired treats and hearty alpine fare.
Taste regional whites and specialties like Vin Jaune from local vineyards.
Classic Swiss cheese dishes enjoyed with regional breads and pickles.
Savor historically infused cocktails and local herbal flavors.
Evenings in Neuchâtel and the Jura towns offer bars, music venues, and cozy cafés.
Casual bars and lively squares with a relaxed late-night vibe.
Small venues host local bands and seasonal performances.
Casual spots to savor local wines and regional snacks.
Cultural performances, theaters, and cinema show the region's creative side.
Seasonal plays and performances at regional venues.
Regular film programs including arts and independent titles.
Outdoor lovers can hike, cycle, ski, and explore the Jura's ridges and valleys.
Scenic routes with viewpoints over lakes and forests.
Snow-covered trails perfect for a peaceful alpine workout.
Rolling terrain ideal for long-distance rides and scenic breaks.
Go beyond the obvious with off-the-path routes and hands-on experiences.
A rewarding climb to one of the Jura's most dramatic natural amphitheatres.
Behind-the-scenes tours exploring traditional production methods.
Intermediate cycling along vineyard lanes with scenic stops.