Public WiFi

How to connect to Wi-Fi?

To access the free Wi-Fi networks available in Pontarlier and the Val-de-Travers, simply follow the steps below:

1. Activate Wi-Fi

Activate Wi-Fi on your smartphone, tablet, or laptop.

2. Select the network based on your location

Choose the network corresponding to your location:

• VdT-Wifi (Val-de-Travers)

• PONTARLIER-WIFI

• GOUNEFAY

• CHATEAU_DE_JOUX

• or any other public network indicated on site.

3. Open your internet browser

Launch your browser (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, etc.)

You will be automatically redirected to the Wi-Fi access portal.

4. Log in

• Enter your email address

• Accept the terms of use

• Click on "Log in"

• You are now connected and can browse freely.

France

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Pontarlier-Wifi – Free Municipal Wi-Fi

The City of Pontarlier has made available a free public Wi-Fi network, accessible in seven municipal locations:

  • Town Hall (Council Chamber and Municipal Hall)
  • Municipal Library
  • Capucins Complex
  • Bernard-Blier Theatre
  • Le Larmont Municipal Campground
  • Espace René Pourny
  • Halle Émile Pasteur

Swiss

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VdT-Wifi – Free Wi-Fi throughout Val-de-Travers

Good news for Wi-Fi users in Val-de-Travers: residents and visitors now have a single internet access point, available at eight locations throughout the municipality. The VdT-Wifi network is the result of a collaboration between the Municipality of Val-de-Travers, the company Valsys in Môtiers, and several local service providers.

  • Locations where VdT-Wifi is available:
  • Regional Sports Center
  • Salle Fleurisia
  • Noiraigue Tourist Information Point
  • Hôtel de l’Aigle
  • Maison de l’Absinthe
  • Restaurant des Six-Communes
  • Môtiers Aerodrome
  • Lower part of the La Robella site

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Thursday

July 30, 2026

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30°

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probability20%

Pontarlier

Swiss Public Transport

CFF

CFF

+41 848 44 66 88 (CHF 0.08/min)

CFF primarily stands for Swiss Federal Railways, Switzerland’s national railway company (SBB in German, FFS in Italian).

France Public Transport

SNCF

SNCF

French National Railway Company (SNCF)

Important Numbers

National Emergency

112

You can call 112 for free to reach emergency services, the fire department, or the police from any phone in Europe and Switzerland, even without a SIM card or credit.

Ambulance

Ambulance

France
18
Swiss
144

In the event of a medical emergency, it is common to call an ambulance. They provide first aid and quickly transport you to the hospital if necessary.

FIre Department

FIre Department

France
118
Swiss
14

In France, in the event of a medical emergency, it is common to call the fire department, which often provides first aid.