Historically, La Neuveville was part of France (department of Mont-Terrible) from 1797 and then, from 1800, of the department of Haut-Rhin, to which Mont-Terrible was attached. By decision of the Congress of Vienna, this former territory of the bishopric of Basel was assigned to the canton of Bern in 1815.

It is possible to discover a well-preserved old town with its old walls, its defence towers, its White Church built in the 7th century with its frescoes dating from the 14th and 15th centuries, its town hall which houses the collections of the History Museum.

A stroll through the old town with your nose in the air will hold many surprises... There are many architectural details to discover!

Past the railway line, which separates the old town from the shores of Lake Biel, you discover the beach, the marina and beautiful flowery quays.

A little corner of paradise opposite Cerlier, and of course also a very good starting point for cruises on the romantic Lake Biel!

Useful links

Swiss Canton of Bern (iSwitzerland Guide) - Wikipedia