Jura: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

You can rent a holiday apartment in Jura. Mont Terri is located approximately 2.1 km north of the centre of the Canton of Jura as a named landmark. Lützel (Abbey: Lützel, Switzerland) is located approximately 8.0 km northeast of the centre of the Canton of Jura as a named landmark, while Château de Morimont is approximately 8.8 km northeast. Etang des Coeudres is located approximately 11.9 km north of the centre of the Canton of Jura as a named landmark, while Lützel Abbey is approximately 8.0 km northeast. Mont Russelin is located approximately 2.9 km southeast, Cras au Sauvage approximately 13.3 km south, and La Faulx d'Enson approximately 15.8 km west of the centre as named landmarks. Those interested in the Jura landscape will therefore find specific named reference points.

Culture

The regional tourism information highlights festivals, markets, concerts and traditions in Jura.

Museums are presented as an opportunity to explore the history and culture of Jura.

Historically, Jura has had a consistently French-speaking and predominantly Catholic regional identity, shaped by its former relationship with the Canton of Bern.

Regional Cuisine

Jura is associated with Tête de Moine, Damassine and other regional products, as well as with restaurants. This suits trips in which regional products and restaurants play a role.

Agrotourism accommodation is presented as an option for stays in Jura.

Nature

Jura is portrayed as a summer landscape of ponds, forests and pastures.

Activities

The Doubs near Saint-Ursanne is associated with mountain bike route no. 3 Jura Bike.

Further regional points of reference include Boncourt, Delémont, Franches-Montagnes and Porrentruy.

For the higher-level travel overview: Switzerland.

Further Destinations

Further places within the same destination:

Obwalden, Vaud, Fribourg, Ticino.