Top Things to do in Canton of Jura
10 Budget-friendly Things to do in Canton of Jura That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Canton of Jura, Switzerland including Le Clip, AjoiEvasion, The Factory Escape Game, Fondation Pour le Cheval, Etang de la Gruere, Pont St-Jean, Jurassica Museum, Jurassica Jardin Botanique, Chapelle du Vorbourg, Les Grottes de Reclere.
Restaurants in Canton of Jura
1. Le Clip
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 81 reviews
Canoë rental, canoeing down the river Doubs with guides. All inclusive with bus transport. Spécial prices during Covid19!
2. AjoiEvasion
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 179 reviews
3. The Factory Escape Game
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 236 reviews
Come all year long and share unique moments with your family, colleagues or friends. We offer immersive and original universes where thinking and team cohesion are the keys to success. Will you manage to escape our different escape rooms?
Reviewed By DavidK3 - Switzerland, null
We chose them because of the trip advisor reviews and we weren't disappointed. These guys are great at ensuring you have maximum fun. The game master really explained things clearly, was very passionate about what he was doing and helped us get the most from the room without giving too much away. The building and fixtures and fittings are all top notch and the room we went into was a great challenge; we felt like we were running around like mad trying to solve clues, there were so many challenges packed into the room, and the time was very carefully calculated (1 hour felt like only 10mins!). It really brought our family together working as a team (for once!) It was the absolute highlight of our holiday.
4. Fondation Pour le Cheval
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
5. Etang de la Gruere
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 153 reviews
Reviewed By urshebeisen
Stoped by and hiked around this lake. Thought I was somewhere in Canada. Just so beautiful. Easy hiking trail even for elderly and not so fast people. Enjoy it. The tranquility, nature's beauty. In summer one can swim, ideal for pic-nic. Missed a little restaurant of sorts which is uncommon in Switzerland where they always have something to sell but of course it is a nature's park. Bring your own water bottle.
6. Pont St-Jean
7. Jurassica Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
JURASSICA is a multi-site museum and university institution supported by the Jules Thurmann Foundation. Today, the institution is a Swiss reference in terms of the natural sciences of the Jura arc, whose two poles of excellence are paleontology and botany. Its organization is original in many respects as it includes: • A museum; • A botanical garden, living transplant of its museum spaces; • An auxiliary scientific service in geosciences, an academic label recognized for its contribution to research and teaching; • Satellites, real experimental points on the ground. The heritage of which it has the conservation and the management is also exceptional, in particular by its collections of dinosaur footprints or even its fauna of marine vertebrates of Jurassic.
8. Jurassica Jardin Botanique
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
Le Jardin botanique est composé, dans son secteur est, de 7 serres thématiques (jardin intérieur) et, dans son secteur ouest, d’un jardin extérieur situé entre les bâtiments du Lycée cantonal et dont l’entrée nord est gardée par une installation insolite : le pendule de Foucault. Le Jardin botanique accueille annuellement plus de 15 000 visiteurs. Le jardin extérieur présente différentes plantations dont un parc arborisé avec de grands arbres centenaires, une collection de plus de 80 variétés de roses et 180 d’iris qui encadre le « système » et le Jardin jurassien qui présente pas moins de 800 espèces de plantes indigènes. Par la reconstitution de différents environnements végétaux, les serres créées en 1961, plongent le visiteur dans des atmosphères contrastées. Certaines de ces collections sont de référence, comme les cactées et les Tillandsia. Le Jardin botanique s’étend aussi autour du Muséum où d’anciennes variétés fruitières d’Ajoie sont conservées dans un arboretum.
