Solothurn: Feel the Ambassador Town
Solothurn, Switzerland is considered as a fine Baroque town. The Italian grandiose is combined charming French charm and of course practicality of Germans. Solothurn is referred to as Ambassador’ Town. Geographically, it is located at the south end of Jura which is found in the Aare River. It is also about 35 miles from Biel. In early 16th to 18th century, Solothurn is considered as Catholic town and the home of French King Ambassador. There are baroque and Renaissance buildings that are situated all over the town. There are also chapels, churches, fountains and towers in the area. The old town is traffic free and great place to wonder.
Best Time to Visit
There are various popular events happening in town. Majority of them are cultural in nature. Some of them includes The Market Fescht, Rock this Town and Beer Days. Be sure to book Solothurn, Switzerland hotel prior to the scheduled festival or event.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Kunstmuseum is an art museum to be explored while in town. Museum Blumenstein is considered as a heritage site with national significance. It is the home of historical artifacts from the town. St Ursen Cathedral is a Swiss site with a national significance. La Couronne Hotel Restaurant is a 16th century building and few minutes walk to the Solothurn cathedral. H4 Hotel Solothurn is a modern hotel and near the Aare River. It is near the train station and also near the cathedral. Hotel Berchtold is a 4-star hotel that offers guests complimentary breakfast.