This post collects a variety of sites on the southern shores of Lake Neuchâtel, a region that doesn't have a lot of tourist traffic but offers a lot to those interested in Roman and medieval history. Avenches Avenches really should be part
Switzerland’s cheese capital. Gruyères churns out an enormous amount of cheese for its small size. The small medieval town gives its name to Le Gruyère cheese and you can discover how it’s made at the local factory - with a
The Veveyse District is one of seven districts in the canton of Fribourg in Switzerland - French-speaking parts. It cuts across some of the prettier parts of the plateau above Vevey, continuing into some low-lying ski areas. In general, rural. Châtel-Saint-Denis Châtel-Saint-Denis
We’ve only dipped into Fribourg. It has a rich history (half French/half German), excellent vistas, good feeling. Tends to be quiet, few people on the streets. And who doesn't love a town that closes the streets to build a sled
Romont is a pretty town from a distance. Up close, it’s pretty small and lacking in good dining options. Don’t skip it entirely, however - the countryside is gorgeous and this is prime stained glass country. Sites: **Vitromusée Romont: the stained