벨라크 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The Königshof was a truly pleasant surprise. Nestled in the tranquil countryside, this charming farm exudes a cozy, rural atmosphere. I especially loved the animals: horses grazing in the pasture and ducks bathing peacefully in the water – a small, vibrant scene that makes the place truly special.

Oldest building in Solothurn dating back to 1408.

A beautiful hike and not too strenuous. While it's still pleasant here in the gorge in summer, it's worth going a little off-season, when it's much quieter.

Romantic path through the gorge along the Verenabach.

Nature reserve with thistles and reeds

Laurent Perroud created the Fountain of Justice in 1561, modeled on the Bernese figure, which was 18 years older. The plump, confident female figure, dressed in a yellowish, lightly skirted woman's garment, bears the symbols of justice: the executioner's sword and scales. Her blindfolded eyes show no human considerations. At her feet lie the half-length figures of the Pope, Emperor, Mayor, and Sultan, symbols of spiritual and secular power.

The St. George Fountain, dating from 1548, originally stood on Gurzelngasse and was moved to the quieter Kornmarkt (now Börsenplatz) in 1777. The fountain trough is hewn from a single piece of Jura limestone. Above the baluster-like, twisted and fluted column on the canopy capital, with its angels blowing shawms behind mythical creatures, stands the fountain figure by Laurent Perroud from Le Landeron. It depicts St. George in armor, with the dragon, and the king's daughter.

The crowning fountain figure depicts the bearded Samson standing on the back of the lion and overpowering it by opening its jaws.