Neuenstadt: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

From the centre of Neuenstadt (La Neuveville), La Tène, a historical site in the surrounding area, lies approximately 9.8 km to the southwest, Mont Vully, a mountain landmark, approximately 12.4 km to the south, and Crête des Boveresses, a hill landmark, approximately 11.0 km to the north. Further afield are Bawartehubel, a mountain landmark, approximately 27.3 km to the southeast, Montagne de Boudry, a mountain landmark, approximately 27.4 km to the southwest, and St. Paul's Church, a church landmark, approximately 28.4 km to the southeast. All distances are approximate straight-line distances from the centre of the town. La Tène is therefore a specific point of reference for trips with a historical focus.

Rent a holiday apartment in Neuenstadt: This page focuses on the town and its natural and cultural points of interest.

Landscape

Neuenstadt (La Neuveville) lies on the shores of Lake Biel.

The landscape combines lakeshore, mountains and vineyards.

History

Neuenstadt (La Neuveville) has a medieval townscape with towers, rows of houses, lanes and fountains.

The Museum of Art and History presents the history and residents of Neuenstadt (La Neuveville).

Getting around

An excursion route connects Neuenstadt (La Neuveville) with Le Landeron and runs between the cantons of Bern and Neuchâtel. This route is a specific point of reference for an excursion with a cross-cantonal focus.

Local character

The location is complemented by inviting terraces and hospitable wine cellars.

On foot

A vineyard trail runs along Lake Biel with uninterrupted views of the lake.

Around Neuenstadt (La Neuveville), vineyard, forest and lakeside paths run along Lake Biel.

For further comparison within the broader selection, you can also view Neuenstadt, as well as Nods, Courtelary, Fraubrunnen, Trachselwald, Nidau, Seftigen and Laupen.

To the higher-level travel overview: Bern.