Editing Solingen (section)

==Main sights==
[[File:Schloss-burg-20040223-135s.jpg|thumb|Burg Castle, Burg-on-Wupper]]
[[File:Solingen Müngstener Brückenpark asv2024-05 img1.jpg|thumb|Müngsten Bridge]]
* [[Burg Castle (Solingen)|Burg Castle]], the castle of the counts of Berg
* [[Müngsten Bridge]], a railway bridge connecting Solingen with the neighbour town of [[Remscheid]]. Standing at 107 m above the ground, it is the highest railway bridge in Germany. It was constructed in 1897 and originally named the ''Kaiser-Wilhelm-Brücke'' after [[Wilhelm I of Germany|Wilhelm I]]
* ''Klosterkirche'', former convent church (1690)

===Museums===
* Rhineland Industrial Museum [[Hendrichs Drop Forge]], an Anchor Point of ERIH, The [[European Route of Industrial Heritage]]
* German Blade Museum, presenting swords and cutlery of all epochs
* Art Museum Solingen (Museum of Art)
* Museum Plagiarius, the Plagiarius exhibition shows more than 350 product units – ''i.e.'', original products and their brazen plagiarisms – in direct comparison. The registered society conducts an annual competition that awards the anti-prize "Plagiarius" to those manufacturers and distributors that a jury of peers have found guilty of making or selling "the most flagrant" imitations.
* [[Laurel and Hardy]] Museum
* [https://plus61j.net.au/plus61j-voices/a-towns-atonement-for-generations-of-hate/ Zentrum für verfolgte Künste] (Center for Persecuted Arts)

===Parks and gardens===
* [[Botanischer Garten Solingen]], a [[botanical garden]]
* Bärenloch
* Walder Stadtpark in Solingen-Wald
* Gustav-Coppel-Park
* Süd-Park
* Brückenpark beneath the [[Müngsten Bridge]]