Church of the Holy Spirit

The Church of the Holy Spirit was built between 1736 and 1742 according to a design by the French architect Josef Abeille. It replaced a previous church building approved by Pope Martin V in 1418, which was damaged by a fire in 1734. The church is an architecturally independent part of Solothurn’s Old Hospital. Inside the church are three impressive blue-coloured Régence altars by Urs Josef Füeg. The image of Jesus on his journey to the cross by Hans Tussmann, dating from 1461, and the votive image of the catastrophic flooding of the Aare from 1651 are further highlights.

Weddings

The Church of the Holy Spirit can be hired for services from the Roman Catholic Church.