Le Jura in Seven Capital Stereotypes

Description

The Jura is… The Jura: Which Jura is actually being referred to? The Jura rock: Because the landscape and its rock layers can also tell stories. The Tête de Moine: The connection to the Christian past influences the daily life of the Jura population. Farm – Fir – Horse: There are stereotypes about every place. What about the Jura? A flag: What does its flag tell us about the youngest Swiss canton? The Drehautomat: From the outside, Jura is the world of the watch industry, precision engineering, and micromechanics. The end of the world? "The Jura? That's the end of the world…" And what if everything were completely different?… Based on the stereotypes and symbols of the youngest Swiss canton (Jura rock, Tête de Moine, end of the world, etc.), the exhibition highlights and tells stories of events that have shaped the region and its inhabitants. Seven rooms that can also be visited independently.

Highlights

• Exhibition about the stereotypes of the Jura canton
• Seven thematic rooms
• Independent visit of the rooms possible

General Information

The exhibition "Le Jura en sept clichés capitaux" at the Musée jurassien d'art et d'histoire in Delémont explores the stereotypes and symbols of the youngest Swiss canton. It offers insights into the history and culture of the region through various thematic rooms.

Location

Rue du 23-Juin 52, 2800 Delémont, Switzerland

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