Cortaillod: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Cortaillod
From Petit-Cortaillod, a lakeside walking path leads west to Pointe du Grain. The path runs between the lake and the vineyards.
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If Cortaillod is your destination, you may want to look for a hotel.
Nature
Pointe du Grain is designated as an exceptional nature reserve. Along the lakeside path, pebble beaches invite visitors to relax and swim. Petit-Cortaillod beach has changing rooms with showers and outdoor showers.
Culture and History
The upper village and Petit-Cortaillod feature paved historic streets. Cortaillod is also home to Neolithic traces dating back around 6,500 years. Cortaillod-Est refers to a lakeside pile-dwelling village from the Late Bronze Age, founded around 1000 BC.
Cortaillod-Les Esserts is the largest of several archaeological sites on the lakeshore in the Bay of Cortaillod. The Via Cluny hiking trail also connects several places: it leads from Bevaix along the lakeshore to Pointe de Cortaillod and on to Corcelles-Cormondrèche.
Viticulture
Cortaillod's winegrowing region includes a wide variety of officially approved grape varieties.
Surroundings
Château de Gorgier is located in the vicinity of Cortaillod and is an attraction classified as a castle. Montagne de Boudry, a mountain, is located nearby. Le Signal, a hill, is also in the surrounding area.
Further afield in the region around Cortaillod are Menhirs de Clendy, an attraction classified as an ancient site, Mont Vully, a mountain, Kollegium St. Michel, a historic building classified as a monastery, and Mont de Baulmes, a mountain.
To the main travel overview: Boudry Region.
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