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Place to visit in Neuchatel:
1. Château du Neuchâtel. The old Chateau (castle) which sits atop a small hill in the center of town houses the parliament of the Canton of Neuchâtel, as well as an old medieval cathedral. The Chateau is also situated in the midst of the city's Old Town, which features many centuries old yellow sandstone buildings and narrow cobblestone streets free, the inside of the church can be visited by guided tour only which also is free.
2. Collégiale. The collegial church is part of the castle complex.
3. Tour des Prisons. 8-18, open from Apr-Oct. Formerly prisoners were locked up here, today tourists can get up and have a view of the town and the lake below.
4 Église Rouge. A large red Catholic church dominates the skyline of Northeastern Neuchâtel.
5 Le Jardin Botanique. The permanent exhibitions and the large spaces reserved for natural environments of the Jura mountains are open for visitors around the year. Temporary scientific and artistic exhibitions are open from May to October.
6 Le Jardin des Senteurs. Over 2000 herbs, both medical and practical can be seen in this garden of 3000m2. This includes 350 kinds of sage, 100 kinds of geranium, many mints, rosemaries, thymes, sweet plants and 60 different fig trees. There's also a playground for kids and a small monastery.
7 Le Casino. The city's casino is in the Rotonde district. It has 150 slot machines, six game tables, two bars and a restaurant.
8 Le Gor de Vauseyon. An educational park centered around the ruins of a 17th century water mill. This is also the starting point for a hiking path leading to Valangin.
9 Le Funiculaire panoramique; La Coudre-Chaumont (3km northeast of the railway station). A funicular up to Chaumont, 1160m over the sea level. The gradient is steep, up to 46%. On the top there is a viewing tower from where you can see three major lakes, the Alps and even the Mont Blanc massif.

Public transport in Switzerland is excellent.
Pay parking 30m away.
All amenities walking distance