The Canton of Solothurn was the eleventh to become part of the Swiss Confederation. There are eleven churches and chapels, as well as eleven historical fountains and eleven towers in the town. The St. Ursus catholic cathedral has eleven altars and eleven bells, whilst the stairs in front of the cathedral have levels between every eleven steps. There are eleven tourists in this photo (OK: plus a tour guide) and we visited in November 2010: the eleventh month of the year.
Eleven, Cathedral St. Ursen, Solothurn
Tags: 11, Aisles, architecture, cathedral, catholic, church, eleven, History, solothurn, st. ursen, Switzerland, Travel and tourism
4 responses to “Eleven, Cathedral St. Ursen, Solothurn”
!!!11!ELEVEN!!!!11!!!. besides the joke: magic shot, makes the cathedral look really graceful.
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Thank you for your comment. I only blog for organizations or groups who I know and support, so I’m afraid I can’t contribute to your blog on this occasion.
Okay sounds good. Thanks anyway!
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