Mont-Terri

The archaeological complex spans four hectares on a plateau bounded by steep cliffs and protected by ancient ramparts at 804 meters elevation.

The site contains evidence of continuous occupation from Neolithic times through Bronze Age, with a Gallic rampart constructed during the 1st century BC.

The location earned designation as a Class A Swiss cultural property due to its archaeological discoveries spanning multiple civilizations across different time periods.

Visitors can explore both prehistoric settlement remains and medieval castle ruins while accessing research facilities dedicated to geological studies.

The mountain houses an international underground research laboratory where scientists from 23 countries study clay formations and geological processes.

Location: Cornol

Part of: list of cultural properties in Cornol

GPS coordinates: 47.39157,7.16106

Latest update: April 26, 2025 19:01