Visit to the new fruit and distillery museum

Travel by coach through the “Thal” to Delsberg and on to Porrentruy in the Ajoie region. Guided tour of the museum. Learn lots of interesting facts about fruit - nature - history - enjoyment and experience the essence of fruit. Lunch is served in the Bellevue restaurant. In the afternoon, the journey takes you to Saint Ursanne on the banks of the Doubs. The picturesque little town consists mainly of medieval buildings, town houses from the 14th to 16th centuries and the impressive collegiate church from the 12th to 14th centuries. A guided tour of the town can be organized on request or you can explore this historical gem on your own. The return journey can be made via Saignelégier to Biel and back to the Olten region, depending on the afternoon program.

Lunch

• Green salad
• Suprême de chicken with mushroom cream sauce and buttered noodles
• Ile Flottante

Program suggestion

09:00 Arrival in Porrentruy
10:30 Guided tour of the fruit and distillery museum
12:15 Lunch in Porrentruy
14:15 Onward journey to Saint Ursanne or afternoon program of your choice
Return journey by bus to the departure point

Included

• Car journey in a comfortable coach
• Admission and guided tour of the fruit and distillery museum
• lunch

Suggestions for afternoon program

Carriage ride
Experience the charm of a romantic carriage ride through the Franches-Montagnes.

Caves of Réclère
Experience one of the most fascinating natural beauties in Switzerland. The cave system was opened to the public in 1890. On the 1.5 km long tour you can see stalagmites and stalactites of rare beauty and in great variety. The 15m high dome is the largest known stalagmite in Switzerland.

Canoe trip on the Doubs
In an idyllic and unspoiled natural setting, you will discover the Doubs region while learning the technique of canoeing and kayaking. The route is ideal for beginners! Canoe instructors will show you the ropes and accompany you throughout the tour.

Mont Terri rock laboratory
The Mont Terri rock laboratory in the Jura is located around 300 metres below the earth's surface and is an international research project for the hydrogeological, geochemical and geotechnical characterization of a clay formation.