Discover the Steinmuseum: A Hidden Gem of Solothurn
Experience the artistry and history of stone craftsmanship at the Steinmuseum, a must-visit museum in Solothurn, Switzerland.
Nestled in the heart of Solothurn, the Steinmuseum offers a captivating glimpse into the world of craftsmanship and artistry. With a blend of history and creativity, it's a must-visit for tourists seeking an authentic Swiss experience.
A brief summary to Steinmuseum
- Hauptgasse 60, Solothurn, 4500, CH
- +41326210053
- Visit website
Local tips
- Check the museum's schedule for special workshops or events that may enhance your visit.
- Plan your visit during the afternoon hours when the museum is less crowded for a more intimate experience.
- Don’t forget to explore the surrounding area, as Solothurn is known for its beautiful architecture and charming streets.
- Consider combining your museum visit with a local café to enjoy Swiss delicacies after your tour.
Getting There
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Car
If you're traveling by car, head towards Hauptgasse 60, 4500 Solothurn. From the center of Solothurn, follow the signs to the Old Town area. Hauptgasse is a pedestrian-friendly street, so you might need to park at a nearby parking facility, such as the 'Parkhaus Altstadt' or 'Parkhaus Zytglogge', and walk the last few minutes to the museum. There might be parking fees ranging from CHF 1.50 to CHF 2.50 per hour.
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Public Transportation
For those using public transportation, take a train or bus to Solothurn Bahnhof (the main train station). From there, you can either walk or take a local bus. To walk, exit the station and head towards the main street, Bahnhofstrasse. Continue straight until you reach the Old Town, approximately a 15-minute walk. Alternatively, take bus number 1 or 2 from the station to the 'Zytglogge' stop, which is a short walk from Hauptgasse. Bus tickets typically cost around CHF 3.00 for a single ride.
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Walking
If you're already in the city center, simply walk to Hauptgasse 60. The museum is located in a pedestrian zone, so enjoy the charming streets as you make your way there. Look for signage directing you to Steinmuseum, which should be visible once you enter the Hauptgasse area.