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Where to stay in Solothurn
Best time: Apr-Jun, Sep-Oct. These months offer pleasant weather and fewer tourists, making it ideal for exploring the city’s rich history and outdoor activities.
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Solothurn, like a local
Don't miss
- St. Ursula Cathedral: A stunning example of Baroque architecture and the city's most famous landmark.
- Zytglogge: The iconic clock tower offering panoramic views of the city from its top.
- Solothurn's Old Town: Charming streets filled with historic buildings and picturesque squares.
- Aare River Promenade: A beautiful walk along the river with scenic views and great spots for relaxation.
- Museum of Fine Arts: Home to a collection of Swiss and European art, showcasing local talent.
Where to eat
- Restaurant Eremitage: Offers exquisite Swiss cuisine with a modern twist in a cozy setting.
- Café Blum: Famous for its traditional Swiss pastries and cakes, a local favorite.
- Gasthof zum Alten Zoll: Serves authentic Swiss dishes with a lovely view of the Aare.
Do this
- Solothurn Film Festival: A highlight for film lovers, showcasing Swiss and international films.
- Fasnacht Carnival: Experience the vibrant local culture during this lively and colorful festival.
- Guided Tour of the Old Town: Discover the hidden gems and rich history of Solothurn with a local guide.
Local tips
- Visit the local market on Saturdays for fresh produce and regional specialties.
- Try the local beer from Solothurn's breweries, a must for beer enthusiasts.
- Explore the hidden courtyards in the Old Town for a quieter experience.
- Check out the local art scene at pop-up galleries and exhibitions throughout the year.
Know before you go
Best time
Apr-Jun, Sep-Oct. These months offer pleasant weather and fewer tourists, making it ideal for exploring the city’s rich history and outdoor activities.
Getting around
Public transport includes trams and buses. Bicycles are popular for local commuting.
Airport
ZRH
Language
German is the main language spoken, with French and Italian also common in certain areas.
Money
Swiss Franc (CHF). Credit and debit cards widely accepted; cash is useful for small purchases.
Safety
Solothurn is generally very safe. Petty crime is rare, but usual precautions should be taken.
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