La Chaux-de-Fonds - Heritage Sites of National Significance

Heritage Sites of National Significance

La Chaux-de-Fonds is home to 23 Swiss heritage sites of national significance along with the UNESCO World Heritage Site of La Chaux-de-Fonds / Le Locle.

Library/museum/theater: Bibliothèque de la Ville de la Chaux-de-Fonds et Département audiovisuel (DAV), Musée des Beaux-Arts, Musée d‘histoire naturelle, the Musée international d’horlogerie «l’homme et le temps» and the Théâtre et Salle de musique on Avenue Léopold-Robert 27–29 Religious: Synagogue on Rue du Parc 63 Farms: Ferme des Brandt at Les Petites-Corsettes 6, Ferme Haute Fie and Maison Carrée at Le Valanvron 9 and Ferme les Crêtets on Rue des Crêtets 148 Companies: Spillmann SA on Rue du Doubs 32 and Usine électrique at Rue Numa-Droz 174 Houses: Villa Anatole Schwob on Rue du Doubs 167, Villa Fallet on Chemin de Pouillerel 1, Villa Gallet on Rue David-Pierre-Bourquin 55, Villa Jaquemet on Chemin de Pouillerel 8, Villa Stotzer on Chemin de Pouillerel 6 and Maison Blanche at Chemin de Pouillerel 12 Other buildings: the slaughterhouse (Abattoirs) on Rue du Commerce 120–126, the Ancien Manège (collective house from 1968), the crematorium on Rue de la Charrière, the Domaine des Arbres, the Grande Fontaine on Avenue Léopold-Robert and the Loge l‘Amitié

  • Usine électrique

  • Spillmann SA

  • Ancien Manège

  • Crematorium

  • Domaine des Arbres

  • Farm House les Crêtets

  • Museum des Beaux-Arts

  • Blanche House

  • Théâtre and Salle de musique

  • Synagogue

  • Library of the City of Chaux-de-Fonds

  • Abattoirs

  • Farm House des Brandt

  • Farm House Haute Fie

  • Grand Fountain

  • Loge l‘Amitié

  • Museum international d’horlogerie

  • Villa Anatole Schwob

  • Villa Fallet

  • Villa Gallet

  • Villa Jaquemet

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