The Neuchâtel Collegiate Church was built between the 12th and 13th centuries and is one of the major landmarks of the historic centre. Inside, you’ll discover Romanesque architecture blended with Gothic influences, restored in the 19th century.
Religious buildings
Main highlights
- Late Romanesque architecture with Gothic elements and 19th-century restorations
- Commanding hilltop setting next to the castle, with panoramic views over Neuchâtel’s old town
- Active place of worship whose interior can be visited outside of religious services
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