

Looking for a destination that combines heritage, nature and gourmet pleasures? Then you'll love the Jura in the heart of the Jura Mountains. Accessible by train via the Dole TGV station a territory on a human scale can also be discovered by bike following the itinerary of the EuroVélo 6 along the Doubs. With its towns of art and history, bucolic landscapes and generous tables, the Jura has everything to please.
The Jura region benefits from good rail links via the Mobigo TRAIN (TER Bourgogne-Franche-Comté) with several useful stations for exploring the department without a car:
👉 From major cities :
👉 In the Jura itself, a dense TER Mobigo network connects villages and natural sites, such as the Hirondelles line a picturesque rail route between Mouchard and La Cluse / Saint-Claude is served seasonally (check schedules and conditions before planning).
Limestone cliffs, deep forests, canals and winding rivers... the Jura is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. In Dole, an electric boat ride on the canal allows you to enjoy the peace and quiet of the "Little Venice of the Jura", while a few kilometers away, Mont-Roland offers beautiful panoramas and hiking trails on the route to Santiago de Compostela. And for a poetic break, the Jardin Collection Annabelle in Rainans (classified as a Remarkable Garden) offers a romantic stroll among the hydrangeas.

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10 natural gems to discover in the Jura Mountains
The Jura is full of stories and emblematic figures. Dole The town of Doloise, classified as a Ville d'art et d'histoire (Town of Art and History), charms with its cobbled streets, mansions and the Circuit du Chat Perché (Perched Cat Trail) that reveals its secrets. For a panoramic view of the Doloise plain, climb to the top of the collegiate church of Notre-Dame. And to immerse yourself in French scientific history, head for Louis Pasteur's birthplace!

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Things to do in the Jura: the best experiences between Dole and EuroVelo 6
It's impossible to leave the Jura without sampling its gourmet treasures. The must-tries: emblematic cheeses (Comté, Morbier, Bleu de Gex, Mont d'Or in season) and unique wines (vin jaune, vin de paille, crémants jurassiens). In Dole, you can stop off at a local brasserie like Brasserie Doloise at Mont-Roland to combine terroir and conviviality.
In short, whether you're a culture buff, a nature-lover or a gourmet, the Jura offers the perfect getaway for taking time to slow down, all within easy reach by train and bike!

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What to do in the Jura Mountains in a week?
The department depends on the TRAIN Mobigo regional network (TER Bourgogne-Franche-Comté) which offers several travel solutions cheaper :
This guide is produced in partnership with the tourism office:

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