Solothurn

Solothurn is centrally located between Bern, Basel and Zurich. It’s easy to reach by car or public transport. 

Solothurn is considered Switzerland’s finest baroque town. Characterised by architecture dating from the period of the ambassadors of the French royal family (1530–1792), it is sometimes known as the ‘ambassadors’ town’. Solothurn combines Italian grandeur with French charm and the down-to-earth quality of German-speaking Switzerland.

Aare Silhouette
Aare Silhouette
Old Town
Old Town
Solothurner Riviera 1
Solothurner Riviera 1
View from Weissenstein, local mountain
View from Weissenstein, local mountain
Old Town, St. Ursen Kathedral
Old Town, St. Ursen Kathedral

Conference Venue: Landhaus at Solothurn

Bioceramics33 will take place at the Landhaus Solothurn. The Landhaus is located in the heart of Solothurn, directly on the Aare River, which divides the small baroque town into a northern and southern section. Today’s Landhaus was built in the 18th century and was in earlier times the landing place for wine transports and thus one of the most important trading places of the city and region of Solothurn.

Address:

Landhaus
Landhausquai 4
4500 Solothurn, CH

Landhaus
Landhaus Solothurn, SĂ€ulenhalle
Landhaus Saal
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Important Dates

  • Registration and Abstract Submission open

01 February 2023

  • Abstract Submission Deadline

26 April 2023

  • Registration Deadline for Accepted Papers

6 July 2023

  • Early Bird Registration Deadline

6 July 2023

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