Tramelan

Skiing on the Montagne du Droit or cross-country skiing on the Jura plateaus; all winter sportspeople will enjoy their visit to Tramelan. After a tiring day on the piste, the best place to relax is at the Centre Interregional de Perfectionnement. There is more excitement: hobby archers hit the bullseye shooting crossbows, while hikers observe the rare species of animals and plants on the moorland or enjoy the peace and quiet of the meadows and fir forests of the Franches-Montagnes.

Culture seekers will quickly find what they are looking for in Tramelan. The colourful world of comics opens its doors at the Festival Tramlabulle. At the Cinématographe, guests admire the preserved art nouveau décor on the facade. Anyone who further explores Tramelan will be surprised by its multi-faceted architecture: cubic houses, the Saint-Michel Church influenced by Gothic Revival and Domestic Revival, and old clock factories characterise the landscape of the town.

Horse fans hold the reins in Tramelan. The region not only possesses a home breed in the form of the Freiberger, but also inns for overnight stays, like the Scheidegg-Ranch, and traditional coach rides. The possibilities for bikes are just as great as for horses: cyclists conquer the varied routes and pedal past the wind farms of Mont Crosin and the rich natural settings around Tramelan.