• Camille Bloch - The Chocolaterie to Savor - At the Visitor Centre, discover the Ragusa, Torino, and So Nuts brands in Courtelary. This adventure in the stunning, untouched landscape around Chasseral offers a unique sensory experience. A visit to Camille Bloch promises a journey of delight and exploration, with you at the helm. Stop by to indulge in the sweeter side of life!
• Musee International d’Horlogerie - At the Musée International d’Horlogerie (MIH) in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, visitors can:
  • Delve into the History of Timekeeping – Uncover the progression of clocks, watches, and mechanical timepieces from ancient water clocks to contemporary wristwatches.
  • Witness Remarkable Watchmaking Craftsmanship – Marvel at intricate Swiss watches, historic pocket watches, and unique horological masterpieces.
  • Understand Watchmaking Technology – Learn about the mechanics behind clocks and watches, including automata and precision movements.
  • Engage with Hands-On Exhibits – Some sections feature interactive displays where visitors can see how gears, escapements, and pendulums function.
  • Enjoy Special Exhibitions – The museum frequently hosts temporary exhibits showcasing rare timepieces, renowned watchmakers, or modern innovations.
  • Explore a UNESCO Watchmaking Heritage Site – La Chaux-de-Fonds is a UNESCO-listed city celebrated for its watchmaking industry, making it an ideal place to delve deeper into horology.
• Neuchatel - Discover the Historic Castle – Stroll through this 12th-century castle, which has served as a residence, courthouse, and government building.
  • Enjoy Breathtaking Views – From the castle, enjoy panoramic views of Lake Neuchâtel and the surrounding town.
  • Learn About Its History – Explore the medieval and Renaissance history of Neuchâtel, including its significance in Swiss politics.
  • Visit the Government Chambers – As it still houses the cantonal government, visitors can see official rooms and court halls.
  • Explore the Collegiate Church – Adjacent to the castle, this 13th-century church boasts beautiful Gothic architecture and the renowned tomb of the Counts of Neuchâtel.
  • Capture the Scenery – It’s an excellent spot for photos, especially with the lake and Jura Mountains as a backdrop.
• Neuchâtel - Neuchâtel is a picturesque lakeside city in Switzerland, offering a blend of history, culture, and nature.
  • Lake Neuchâtel – Relax by Switzerland’s largest lake, enjoy a boat cruise, or rent a kayak/paddleboard.
  • Creux du Van – A stunning natural rock amphitheater, ideal for hiking and wildlife observation.
  • Gorges de l’Areuse – A scenic hike through a gorge with wooden bridges and waterfalls.
  • Sample Local Wine – The region is renowned for Chasselas white wine; visit a vineyard in the surrounding hills.
  • Fondue & Local Cuisine – Savor traditional Swiss dishes like cheese fondue, malakoff (fried cheese balls), and perch fillets from the lake.
  • Neuchâtel Absinthe Experience – Learn about the history of absinthe in the Val-de-Travers, where it was once banned and later revived.

• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• All fees and/or taxes

• Lunch

The Clocksmithing Excursion offers a unique exploration of Switzerland’s famous watchmaking tradition.

Comprehensive Itinerary

Chocolate Factory Visit: Start your day by visiting a Swiss chocolate factory, where you will discover the chocolate-making process and enjoy delicious tastings.

Horlogerie Museum: Immerse yourself in the art and science of Swiss watchmaking at the Horlogerie Museum, which houses a vast collection of timepieces that highlight the development of horological craftsmanship.

Neuchâtel Castle: End the excursion with a trip to the historic Neuchâtel Castle, providing breathtaking views and an in-depth look into the area’s rich history.

Designed for small groups, the excursion guarantees personalized attention, encouraging meaningful interactions with guides and fellow enthusiasts.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.