Oktoberfest Solothurn 2026 – Dates, Rythalle & Visitor Guide

Welcome to the Oktoberfest Solothurn 2026 in Solothurn

Oktoberfest Solothurn 2026 brings authentic Bavarian Wiesn atmosphere to the historic Rythalle on two weekends (23/24 and 30/31 October). With steins of beer, traditional music, hearty specialities and lively party vibes, Solothurn celebrates the fifth season of this popular event in the heart of Switzerland’s most beautiful baroque city.

Highlights & Attractions at Oktoberfest Solothurn in Solothurn

• Authentic Bavarian atmosphere inside the historic Rythalle
• Live music and entertainment programme matching the occasion
• Beer steins, Weisswurst, roast chicken, pork knuckle and other Wiesn classics
• Table reservations including admission, pretzel and menu options
• Exclusive gallery tables and dedicated bar areas
• Lively atmosphere with Dirndl, Lederhosen and plenty of “Prosit”
• Central location in Solothurn, easy to reach

Program & Schedule: What to Expect in 2026

Oktoberfest Solothurn takes place on two weekends: Friday and Saturday 23/24 October as well as 30/31 October 2026. Events usually run from around 17:00 until approximately 23:30. Expect a fitting music and entertainment programme that combines classic Wiesn feeling with live bands and party music. The focus is on sociable gatherings, good food and generous amounts of beer in the festively decorated Rythalle.

Tickets & Admission for Oktoberfest Solothurn Solothurn

Admission is only possible with a reservation. Table packages typically include entry, a reserved seat, pretzel, one litre of beer and a menu (e.g. sausage/vegetarian, chicken or pork knuckle). Prices are usually in the range of approximately 65–80 Euro per person (converted from CHF). Please check the exact current packages and availability directly via the Rythalle or the organiser and reserve in good time, as the evenings often sell out.

Visitor Tips: Travel & Accommodation in Solothurn

• Getting there: The Rythalle is centrally located at Baselstrasse 3. It is only a few minutes’ walk from Solothurn railway station. The Baseltor multi-storey car park is right nearby.
• Traditional costume or festive clothing adds to the atmosphere – Dirndl and Lederhosen are welcome but not compulsory.
• Book accommodation in Solothurn early, especially for the Oktoberfest weekends.
• Secure a table reservation in advance – spontaneous visits without a reservation are generally not possible.
• Use public transport and plan your return journey, as plenty of beer is usually consumed in the evening.