A role play where your police team is hunting down a fictive criminal around Neuchâtel. Participants search for leads and collect "secret codes" around the city and to successfully complete the mission they need to answer questions about the city's history. It is marketed as a new way to discover the city.
The old castle, which sits atop a small hill in the centre of town, houses the parliament of the Canton of Neuchâtel, as well as an old medieval cathedral. The city's Old Town also features many centuries-old yellow sandstone buildings and narrow cobblestone streets.
Collegial church
Also part of the castle complex.
Formerly prisoners were locked up here; today tourists can get up and have a view of the town and the lake below.
A large red Catholic church dominates the skyline of northeastern Neuchâtel.
The permanent exhibitions and the large spaces reserved for natural environments of the Jura mountains are open for visitors around the year. Temporary scientific and artistic exhibitions are open from May to October.
Over 2000 herbs, both medical and practical can be seen in this garden of . It includes 350 kinds of sage, 100 kinds of geranium, many mints, rosemaries, thymes, sweet plants and 60 different fig trees. There's also a playground for kids and a small monastery.