This book is a poetry of the landscape - it describes for the first time the mythological landscape of the Three Lakes region at the foot of the Jura Mountains. In the triangle formed by Lake Biel, Lake Murten, and Lake Neuchâtel, we discover sacred springs, stones, and mountains such as Jolimont with its stone throne or Mont Vully as a paradise of the afterlife. A rich collection of legends leads us to cult sites and tales of fairies in mysterious caves, as well as accounts of the dragon serpent Vouivre or the Green Man on Peter Island. The mythological tales reveal the Three Lakes region as a landscape of the White Goddess, who appears as Queen Bertha, city goddess Belena, or in a dual form as Ana-Brigit. The book serves as a mythological guide to powerful places, allowing readers to walk through the magic of the Three Lakes region. On this journey of discovery, readers explore children's stones and bridal stones.