Clos du Doubs

Clos du Doubs is best known in Switzerland’s Jura canton for the medieval town of Saint-Ursanne, built beside the Doubs River. This rural municipality brings together hamlets on wooded limestone slopes and in the narrow river valley near the French border. Saint-Ursanne’s compact historic centre is marked by its Romanesque collegiate church, an adjoining cloister and an old stone bridge; its character remains closely connected to the religious foundation that developed here in the Middle Ages. The Doubs follows broad bends through the surrounding Jura, setting this area apart from the canton’s higher plateaux. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Clos du Doubs relates to its Jura surroundings.

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