Camping in Solothurn
In the heart of Switzerland, the canton of Solothurn with its unspoiled nature and the historic town of Solothurn awaits campers looking for an authentic Swiss experience.
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Special characteristics of the region
The canton of Solothurn enchants with its diverse landscape of river landscapes, dense forests and picturesque Jura heights. Small, family-friendly campsites offer camping close to nature in the immediate vicinity of historic towns and natural wonders.
Places to visit
The dreamy old town of Solothurn, the Aare riverside paths, the Thal Nature Park and the impressive Verena Gorge are just some of the highlights that campers can discover in this region. A boat trip on the Aare from Solothurn to Biel is also well worthwhile.
Activities
From hikes through the Jura heights to bike tours along the Aare - Solothurn offers outdoor enthusiasts a wide range of activities. Solothurn's local mountain Weissenstein is well worth a walk, a beautiful multi-pitch climbing tour on the Eulengrat or a cave tour in the Nidlenloch.
Events, festivals and traditions
The canton lives its traditions at numerous cultural events. The Solothurn Film Festival, the classical concerts in St. Ursen Cathedral and the traditional markets in the old town reflect Solothurn's cultural diversity and rich heritage.
Best time to travel
From spring to fall, especially from May to September, Solothurn presents itself from its most beautiful side. The temperatures are pleasant, nature is in full bloom and the region offers a wealth of outdoor activities and events.
Regional specialities
In culinary terms, Solothurn spoils you with regional specialties such as Solothurn Wysüppli (white wine soup), Leberli, and the famous Solothurn cake. These delicacies should not be missed on any camping trip and offer an authentic culinary experience.
Regional specialities
In culinary terms, Solothurn spoils you with regional specialties such as Solothurn Wysüppli (white wine soup), Leberli, and the famous Solothurn cake. These delicacies should not be missed on any camping trip and offer an authentic culinary experience.
Special characteristics of the region
The canton of Solothurn enchants with its diverse landscape of river landscapes, dense forests and picturesque Jura heights. Small, family-friendly campsites offer camping close to nature in the immediate vicinity of historic towns and natural wonders.
Places to visit
The dreamy old town of Solothurn, the Aare riverside paths, the Thal Nature Park and the impressive Verena Gorge are just some of the highlights that campers can discover in this region. A boat trip on the Aare from Solothurn to Biel is also well worthwhile.
Activities
From hikes through the Jura heights to bike tours along the Aare - Solothurn offers outdoor enthusiasts a wide range of activities. Solothurn's local mountain Weissenstein is well worth a walk, a beautiful multi-pitch climbing tour on the Eulengrat or a cave tour in the Nidlenloch.
Events, festivals and traditions
The canton lives its traditions at numerous cultural events. The Solothurn Film Festival, the classical concerts in St. Ursen Cathedral and the traditional markets in the old town reflect Solothurn's cultural diversity and rich heritage.
Best time to travel
From spring to fall, especially from May to September, Solothurn presents itself from its most beautiful side. The temperatures are pleasant, nature is in full bloom and the region offers a wealth of outdoor activities and events.
Regional specialities
In culinary terms, Solothurn spoils you with regional specialties such as Solothurn Wysüppli (white wine soup), Leberli, and the famous Solothurn cake. These delicacies should not be missed on any camping trip and offer an authentic culinary experience.
Special characteristics of the region
The canton of Solothurn enchants with its diverse landscape of river landscapes, dense forests and picturesque Jura heights. Small, family-friendly campsites offer camping close to nature in the immediate vicinity of historic towns and natural wonders.
About Nomady
Nomady is for everyone who loves to be out and about in nature. Whether with a campervan or motorhome, a tent, hiking, on vacation or just passing through. The overnight options at our hosts are varied: a simple meadow, a pitch next to a creek, a large garden, a rustic hut or a secluded spot in the forest. Depending on your needs and preferences you can filter for camps with specific facilities, surroundings or your preferred activities. There are also many offers which include a fireplace, are especially family-friendly or the perfect place for dogs (and they even stay for free).
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