Yverdon-les-Bains Region, a touristic structure comprising 16 staff members, is part of the ADNV - the regional economic development association. The territory covers 70 municipalities in the northern Jura Vaud district, the seven most important of which have their own tourist offices. The region boast around twenty hotels of various levels of quality, about ten campsites and some 70 establishments offering bed & breakfast accommodation. Yverdon-les-Bains Region hosts around 200,000 overnight stays per year. The 22 most important tourist sites welcome between 3,000 and 360,000 visitors mainly from the French and German speaking parts of Switzerland, as well as from neighbouring France.
Yverdon-les-Bains Region’s positioning as “A Region of Energies” is reference to the restorative energy that tourists seek as part of their outdoor pursuits either in the Jura mountains or on the shores of lake Neuchâtel, be it during the summer or the winter. But that’s not all! Relaxation and rejuvenation is also to be found in the curative thermal spa waters in Yverdon-les-Bains at the Centre Revital in Les Rasses and at various other sites and museums. Further sites famous for their restorative energies are the rivers and water courses of the Orbe Gorges, at Covatannaz that supply the Vallorbe forges, the 45 menhirs or standing stones at Clendy, and the Peace Stone on Chasseron (1606m).
Yverdon-les-Bains Region comprises seven main tourist destinations: Grandson, Orbe, Romainmôtier, Sainte-Croix/Les Rasses, Vallorbe, Yverdon-les-Bains and Yvonand.
Tourism infrastructure in the region is managed by the ADNV (Association pour le Développement du Nord Vaudois), the regional economic development association.
Yverdon-les-Bains Region’s positioning as “A Region of Energies” is reference to the restorative energy that tourists seek as part of their outdoor pursuits either in the Jura mountains or on the shores of lake Neuchâtel, be it during the summer or the winter. But that’s not all! Relaxation and rejuvenation is also to be found in the curative thermal spa waters in Yverdon-les-Bains at the Centre Revital in Les Rasses and at various other sites and museums. Further sites famous for their restorative energies are the rivers and water courses of the Orbe Gorges, at Covatannaz that supply the Vallorbe forges, the 45 menhirs or standing stones at Clendy, and the Peace Stone on Chasseron (1606m).
Yverdon-les-Bains Region comprises seven main tourist destinations: Grandson, Orbe, Romainmôtier, Sainte-Croix/Les Rasses, Vallorbe, Yverdon-les-Bains and Yvonand.
Tourism infrastructure in the region is managed by the ADNV (Association pour le Développement du Nord Vaudois), the regional economic development association.
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