Neuchâtel is located in western Switzerland, on the shores of Lake Neuchâtel, and is an ancient city in the French-speaking region. The old town features red-tiled roofs scattered in an orderly manner, with the Town Hall and Collegiale Church exuding antique solemnity. Lake Neuchâtel is the largest lake entirely within Switzerland, where one can take a boat trip or cycle around the lake. The Watch Museum showcases the precision watchmaking tradition. Local cuisine is represented by Neuchâtel wine **, lake trout, cheese pie, and chocolate truffles, and dining with a lake view at a lakeside restaurant is a true delight.