Your guide to going out in Solothurn. Discover the vibrant scene of Switzerland's most beautiful baroque city – from concerts at Kofmehl to summer evenings on the Aare.
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Solothurn surprises with a cultural scene that rivals its compact size. The «most beautiful baroque city in Switzerland» offers everything from legendary concerts at Kulturfabrik Kofmehl to cosy bars along the Landhausquai.
The ambassador city on the Aare has a magic number: eleven. Locals lovingly call their city «Öufi» (eleven in dialect) – and you can feel this connection in the nightlife too. Here, historic ambience meets vibrant culture, baroque elegance meets down-to-earth cosiness.
Solothurn's club scene centres on a few gems:
Landhausquai is Solothurn's going-out strip. Bars and restaurants line up along the Aare – perfect for warm summer evenings.
Solothurn punches well above its weight culturally:
Old Town: The baroque heart of Solothurn. In the winding lanes between St. Ursen Cathedral and Jesuit Church, you'll find cosy pubs, historic cafés and the special flair of the «Ambassador City». Hauptgasse is the main promenade.
Landhausquai: The party mile on the Aare. From Salzhaus to Solheure to CaféBar Barock – nightlife concentrates here. In summer, the riverside promenade becomes an open-air lounge.
Kreuzackerpark: In summer, the legendary Hafebar comes alive here – the iconic summer bar with Caribbean vibes right on the Aare. A must for warm evenings.
Solothurn proves that size isn't everything. The combination of world-famous festivals, an active local music scene at Kofmehl and the relaxed charm of a manageable city creates the appeal. People know each other here – whether at the bar or the festival. The magic eleven is more than a number: it represents a city that maintains its identity while staying open to new things. Add the dreamlike location on the Aare and arguably the most beautiful old town in German-speaking Switzerland.