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Built in the middle of a lake, the charming and historic castle of Bottmingen offers customers a beautiful and romantic experience unlike any other. Dating back to the 14th Century, this Swiss mansion has been carefully preserved and elegantly renovated in the past few years with the opening of a fine dining restaurant, a wedding venue and lovely terrace gardens. Famous for its sumptuous French cuisine, the castle's restaurant offers a prix fixe menu along with a normal one, with dishes such as the Vivers lamb, Chateaubriand, Marinated Loch Fyne salmon, Porcini flan with parsley and the lip-smacking desserts sure to leave your taste buds in amazement and wonder. It also an excellent location for functions such as weddings, parties, corporate dinners and other events with lavishly decorated rooms seating 8 to 300 guests and an attentive, courteous service by the friendly staff. It is especially worth visiting during Christmas when the castle is lit up with stunning decorations.

Established in 1972, Zoo Sikypark was initially called Siky Ranch. Located between Gänsbrunnen and Crémines, the zoo specializes in native birds of prey and big cats.

Inaugurated in the late 17th Century, Jardin Botanique can be described as a historic attraction of the city. The garden is a lush expanse of verdant beauty peppered with over 80 variants of roses and more than 100 types of irises. They also have a greenhouse on site which has a stellar collection of cacti in addition to fascinating carnivorous plants. The garden is situated away from the hustle of city life thus creating a quiet setting that's perfect for solitude.

Dominating the skyline of the ancient city of Porrentruy in the Jura, the medieval castle served as the residence of the bishops of Basel for more than 200 years. Standing proudly atop a rock above the river valley, the Castle offers panoramic views over the wide landscape of the limestone Jura plateau. The charming and picturesque town with its numerous historic houses built in the Gothic, baroque and neo-classical styles can also be completely sighted from here. Still well-maintained and retaining its original structure, the oldest part of the Castle is the Tour Refous, a round tower built in 1271.

To enjoy the rustic architecture of the houses and the quaint, cobbled streets of Saint-Ursanne, one must go through the Porte Saint-Pierre. Built in the 16th century, the gabled gate with its own clock tower has a unique beauty of its own. After passing through the arch, visitors are transported to the timeless realm of Saint-Ursanne.