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Limpachtal Golf Club Did you know that at 666 metres in length, the fairway on Hole 11 is the longest in Western Europe and Switzerland’s only Par 6? Getting active, with sunshine and nature included. There are popular cycling routes leading through Solothurn. Whether you prefer a mountain bike or e-bike, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery along the banks of the Aare or up in the Jura mountains. You will also see idyllic villages and large farms. Inline skaters are in paradise here, as the riverside is wonderfully flat. And golfers appreciate the region’s two well-tended, 18-hole courses. 30
With the e-bike The Solothurn region is fun to explore in the saddle of an e-bike. The regional cycle routes offer you pristine nature, with idyllic landscapes, sleepy farming villages and storks in their rooftop eyries. Chasseral – Weissenstein – bike route no. 44 Cycle along the Jura range and enjoy the amazing views of the Swiss Plateau and the snowcovered Alps. This tour is a real sporting challenge, with a climb of over 1,200 metres. Bucheggberg tour The gentle slopes of the “Buechibärg”, as it is known locally, are great for cycling tours. Ride through the gentle landscape and past beautiful farmhouses, whose roofs stretch down almost to the ground. The cycle route leads to Solothurn via Biberist, Lüterkofen and Lüterswil. Tissot Velodrome Grenchen Tissot Velodrome features a 250-metre wooden cycling race track in a multi-purpose hall that also has great infrastructure for other forms of cycling, indoor sports and events. Why not take in a race or a guided tour? Wasseramt route no. 802 This tour traverses the Wasseramt district, from Solothurn along the Aare to Lake Burgäschi and on to Herzogenbuchsee. Along the way, you will encounter the theme of water in a whole variety of forms. This easy route covers a 17-km distance and a climb of 130 metres. Golfing At 6,584 metres, the 18-hole championship course at the Wylihof golf club iis o of the longest in Switzerland. Limpachtal golf course features 18 varied fairways, 14 water obstacles and a 666-metre long fairway on hole 11, a European record. Swiss Plateau and Aare route no. 5 and 8 This route from Aarau to Solothurn follows the Aare as it winds its way through the charming landscape. After Solothurn comes Altreu, famed for its stork colony. This is a great spot for a picnic. The sounds of the storks can be heard far and wide. This easy route is also suitable for families. Solothurn on two wheels You can find a selection of cycling routes in the brochure ‘On two wheels, Solothurn and surroundings’ or at solothurn-city.ch/cycling 31
Page 1 and 2: Savoir-vivre in Solothurn. An exper
Page 3 and 4: A warm welcome to Switzerland’s m
Page 5 and 6: Contents Map of the region Biel - S
Page 7 and 8: Basel A1 A12 SOLOTHURN A5 A1 A2 Luc
Page 9 and 10: Solothurn for foodies Solothurn for
Page 11 and 12: History When the Romans were seekin
Page 13 and 14: Public guided tour for individual g
Page 15 and 16: St. Ursus Cathedral The St. Ursus C
Page 17 and 18: Museum of Fine Arts The museum’s
Page 19 and 20: Solothurn Town Theatre Plays, opera
Page 21 and 22: Solothurn Film Days For over 50 yea
Page 23 and 24: Spring Summer Autumn Winter Classio
Page 25 and 26: Suteria For over 40 years, Confiser
Page 27 and 28: La Couronne The lifestyle from the
Page 29 and 30: Solothurn Riviera In summer, there
Page 31: Verena Gorge Following a leisurely
Page 35 and 36: Attisholz Areal Big city vibes for
Page 37 and 38: Hotel Ambassador Niklaus-Konrad-Str
Page 39 and 40: Hotel Weissenstein Vorderer Weissen
Page 41 and 42: Gasthof Enge Engestrasse 1 4562 Bib
Page 44 and 45: Events in Solothurn Are you organis
Page 46 and 47: Swiss Writer’s Path • An experi
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