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Explore without limits with the Neuchâtel Tourist Card
By staying at least one night in an accommodation in the canton, you will receive the Neuchâtel Tourist Card, a guest card offering privileged access to a wide range of activities. Valid throughout the region, it allows you to enjoy public transport, free access to 31 museums, as well as unique activities such as cruises on the lakes of Neuchâtel and Brenets, bike rental to explore the towns of the canton, and even an excursion on the La Robella chairlift. A passport of choice for unforgettable discoveries without worrying about your budget!
An ally for a varied getaway
In addition to transport and museums, the Neuchâtel Tourist Card allows you to enjoy cultural and leisure experiences such as a visit to the Maison de l'Absinthe in Val-de-Travers or the Jean-Jacques Rousseau Museum in Môtiers. This discovery passport is a dream opportunity to sample the many facets of the canton of Neuchâtel, between culture, nature and gastronomy.
The Neuchâtel Tourist Card is much more than a card: it is the freedom to discover the best of the canton, from cultural treasures to natural wonders, without worrying about the budget.
Simple and advantageous use
Upon your arrival, your host will give you your Neuchâtel Tourist Card, which will be valid until the day of your departure. It is nominative and allows you to travel in 2nd class on all transport in the canton. Remember to present it on site to benefit from your advantages, and let yourself be guided without budget constraints.
All the benefits of the Neuchâtel Tourist Card at your fingertips!
Enjoy free access to transportation, museums, and incredible activities throughout your stay in the canton of Neuchâtel. Live every moment to the fullest and explore without limits – the region is waiting for you!
Did you know?
The International Watchmaking Museum in La Chaux-de-Fonds is one of the largest watchmaking museums in the world, housing over 10,000 watches, clocks, and time-measuring instruments. Founded in 1902, it offers an immersion into the history and science of watchmaking, from the first weight-driven clocks to contemporary timepieces. The museum is also distinguished by its unique monumental Carillon, which combines precision and aesthetics, reflecting the region's exceptional watchmaking expertise.