Rue du Temple 14, Bôle, Canton of Neuchâtel 2014

Bôle is a charming village in the canton of Neuchâtel, Switzerland. It has been part of the commune of Milvignes since 2013, along with Auvernier and Colombier. Bôle lies on the right bank of Lake Neuchâtel, at the foot of the Jura. It has around 1,500 inhabitants and offers a pleasant, tranquil living environment. Bôle boasts a remarkable historical and cultural heritage, notably its 18th-century Protestant temple, a listed monument, which dominates the village with its bulbous bell tower. You can also admire the old winegrower farms, fountains and washhouses that bear witness to Bôle's rural past. Bôle is an ideal starting point for discovering the Littoral region, rich in varied landscapes and tourist activities. You can stroll along the lake, cycle on the cycle paths, visit the vineyards and wine cellars, or enjoy the festivals and museums of Neuchâtel, just 10 minutes away by car. Bôle is a village where life is good, between lake and mountains, tradition and modernity. Come and discover it without delay!