What to see, what to do Jura?

The 10 good reasons to go Jura

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Wines that are apart and rated

5 grape varieties for 6 appellations and the rare vin jaune and vin de paille.

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A human welcome

The accommodation is family style, whether it is in campsites, guest houses or hotels.

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A local gastronomy

Whether liquid or solid, specialties abound and often go hand in hand.

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A privileged setting

Among other things, its 720,000 hectares of woodland invite you to recharge your batteries and take part in nature activities.

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Breathtaking views

With its floors, breathtaking views of the Bresse, Mont Blanc and Switzerland.

Water in abundance

Rivers, waterfalls, lakes and spas - the choice is yours!

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An abundant heritage

Since the dinosaurs, history has left a substantial physical legacy to discover.

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Playground

Playful and sporting disciplines can be practised at your own pace, every season of the year.

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A living craft

For at least a thousand years the eclectic know-how of the Comtois craftsmen has been recognized.

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An intense cultural life

Classical or contemporary, musical and theatrical events follow one another throughout the year.

What to visit Jura?

Interview

Interview: My Jura Mountains

Jean-Michel Putod, Publishing Manager

Jean-Michel is a native of the Jura (Champagnole). His youth was marked by working in the family hotel. He worked in the art market until 2017 and since then is responsible for the Petit Futé Jura. In love with his Franche-Comté in its entirety, he admires those who live there and make it rich. He is also a defender of this fragile wild nature.

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