The old town of Neuchâtel in Switzerland is a historical gem with over a thousand years of history. It is picturesquely situated on the shores of Lake Neuchâtel and offers a charming mix of medieval architecture and a lively atmosphere.
The old town is a small, intact gem with a medieval background. Many of the old buildings are made of warm, yellow sandstone, which gives the city a special charm. There are fountains, restaurants and small stores everywhere, inviting you to browse.
The old town is also home to the largest pedestrian zone in Switzerland. The castle of Neuchâtel and the collegiate church tower above it all. Other highlights include the market square and the magnificent town hall. The museums in the old town are also well worth a visit.
