'solemn visit' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a visit to a place, person, or event that is somber or inspiring. For example, "The president paid a solemn visit to the World War II memorial to honor the fallen soldiers."
They flew up through Central America and paid a solemn visit to a Mayan tomb.
Earlier on Tuesday the pair began their final day in New York with a solemn visit to the National September 11 Memorial and Museum.
B9 Aftermath in New York A SOLEMN VISIT -- A family from Nigeria that lost a relative in the trade center attack visits New York as pilgrims rather than tourists.
A Solemn Visit After lunch, we were off to Bastogne, a few hours' drive and close to the Luxembourg border.
I don't think it gets done symbolically, with more solemn visits to Yad Veshem and so on.
She said Mr. Bush would reflect in his Saturday address on his "solemn experiences" visiting men and women recovering from wounds suffered in battle.
The New Yorker, March 8 , 1952P. 33 The author reminisces about, her childhood devotion to the Confederate flag and what it symbolized, describing the solemn Memorial Day visits to the cemetery in Stonesboro, N.C.
By Frances Gray Pattern The New Yorker, March 8 , 1952P. 33 The author reminisces about, her childhood devotion to the Confederate flag and what it symbolized, describing the solemn Memorial Day visits to the cemetery in Stonesboro, N.C.
Intrigued – and clearly seeing a career-resurrection, although that obvious reality is downplayed in this solemn drama – Finkel visits Longo while in prison, and develops a relationship with him.
And while the day was marked by the solemn tasks of visiting his parents' graves for the first time and attending his oldest brother's funeral, Mr. King also found himself experiencing feelings of wonder at the sea changes in the social order of his southern Georgia hometown, where he had not set foot since 1961.
The Art Ensemble accompaniment is mostly a delight - from the explosive free-squabbles hurled into the thumping soul-groove of Theme de Yoyo, to the wriggling improv of the three horns over Don Moye's furious drumming on Theme de Celine, and the solemn then swinging visits to Monteverdi.
