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The Zytgloggetrum is one of two remaining city gates. Along with the old wooden bridge and the imposing Salt House, it is one of the town's landmarks.

Very practical. Very good water quality.

This section is beautiful; a good gravel road makes for a leisurely and relaxing ride along the Aare River between Wangen and Solothurn. However, part of the route is closed until the end of 2027 due to the expansion of the A1 motorway. A partially signposted detour is in place.

Drink a Kilkannan in the pub

A wonderful gem in the immediate vicinity of Herzogenbuchsee. Water frogs croak around the weather. The divers proudly show off their four young, which, intriguingly, have red heads, while their parents, typical of divers, have white "mirrors" vertically across their foreheads and noses. Highly recommended if, like me, you're out on your new eBike for the first time, to experience all the features an eBike offers, such as: Rohloff gears, automatic seat post, ABS brakes, Komoot, no wait: Simply everything you've known from your "biobike" for 60 years, and now feels wonderful with electric assistance. And: If you wanted, you could also go 45 km/h. But 36 km/h in Bosch Limit mode, i.e. 11 km/h entirely under your own muscle power, is all the more fun, and in weather made for the gods.

From Kreuzackerquai on the south bank of the Aare, you have a beautiful view of the old town opposite. In summer, it's a popular spot for strolling and relaxing by the water.

Located in the center of Halten, a visit to the Wasseramt Museum is worthwhile for many reasons. Surrounding the 13th-century tower are several historic granaries, presenting various themes in a permanent exhibition. For example, it shows how people stored food without refrigerators and how they handled their belongings with care. Opening hours are as follows: Sundays from May 18 to September 28, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Closed during the summer holidays from July 7 to August 10, 2025. Admission is free; a donation box is available at the entrance.

Krummturm Solothurn The Krummturm is a medieval defensive tower in the city of Solothurn. The exact start of construction is not known, but the tower was completed in 1462/63. Although the name suggests a crooked building, this is not correct. Only the roof appears crooked from most sides. The strange roof shape is the result of the irregular pentagon of the tower's floor plan. On the lowest floor there is a 10-meter-deep dungeon in which criminals were once imprisoned. If historical walls could speak, they would have a lot to tell. This includes the Krummturm legend - a tragic love story between the carpenter and the builder's daughter. Text / Source: Solothurn Tourism / Krummturm Solothurn, Krummturmstrasse 4, Solothurn https://www.solothurn-city.ch/ausflugsziele/attraktionen/krummturm-b7bf1f648d