지구 참조 주변 최고의 폭포 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

이 닳아빠진 계단을 걷는 것은 기묘한 느낌입니다. 말하자면 살아있는 역사입니다.

Directly west of the church there are still remains of old fortifications, with beautiful views towards the lake and the town.

Every place is a gem

The intensely colored and beautifully decorated fountains are one of the highlights in the center of Neuchatel, which is otherwise somewhat wedged between mountains and lake with a highway and railway line in between.

technically great course

Now just look at this fellow. It's actually just a moldy tree stump on the side of the road that guards the entrance and exit to the Galtern Gorge. From a distance it looks like a mixture of a vulture and a lizard. But if you have an abundance of imagination, you might see it as another mythical creature. 🦄 We'd rather not run into it at night. But during the day it's completely harmless. At least that's what we think.

Anyone who passes this point cannot help but wonder who or when this impressive stretch of road was built. It somehow transports us back to the time of the Romans and Helvetians. Who knows? Perhaps it was just a simple construction worker named Gustave Dubois (name fictitious) who built it in 1963 on behalf of the city of Neuenburg. Of course, it is all pure speculation. Perhaps one day, someone will explain it to us. We are excited. Until then, however... for us it remains a path from the time of the Romans and Helvetians. ;-)

Anyone who follows the Seyon from Valangin to Neuchâtel through the George de Seyon will only come across it in the lowest quarter of the gorge. Before that, the gorge path runs at an elevated position and you cannot see the Seyon. But the lowest quarter is all the more spectacular.