Neuchâtel, called Neuenburg in German, has a rich cultural and architectural past. The Castle and the Collegiate Church (built in the Gothic style in the Middle Ages, a Reformed Church), which can both be seen from afar, are the city's landmarks.

The university town of Neuenburg lies on the northern shore of the eponymous lake. The medieval core of the town, the castle and the collegiate church dating back to the 12th century lend Neuenburg its characteristic charm.  
  
The Museum of Art and History in the "Palais des Beaux-Arts" (Palace of the Fine Arts) houses four thematically separate collections: fine arts, applied arts, numismatics and history. The exhibits include the automaton collection of Jacquet-Droz.  
  
The Laténium is the largest archaeological museum in Switzerland and exhibits over 50,000 years of regional history. The archaeological park's main focus is dedicated to finds dating back to the La-Tène Epoch.

Enjoy the Old Town’s Mediterranean ambience while strolling along the lakefront promenade or exploring the colourful market on Place des Halles.

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Travel by funicular up Chaumont Mountain and discover a magnificent panorama followed by a fondue at the Petit Hôtel de Chaumont.

Get on the funicular at the base station in La Coudre and travel up the Chaumont Mountain at an altitude of 1,087 metres. From the summit of the panoramic tour there is a fabulous view for you to enjoy. Down below you can see the city of Neuchatel and Three-Lake-Region as well as admire the Alps.  
  
After enjoying the luxurious scenery, you head for the Petit Hôtel de Chaumont where you can warm up over a delicious fondue.

Funi Fondue - Neuchâtel