The Druckerei is located in the heart of Solothurn, right next to the railway station:
The rooms of the old building are characterised by their industrial and brutalist architecture. A perfect room layout for a club invites you to discover, celebrate, get lost and be found again.
The large floor, known as the Rollenlager, offers space for over 300 people and, with its archaic, square concrete columns, has the charm of a Berlin techno bunker - or a cathedral of music. A long bar supplies thirsty guests with drinks and the Seeburg four-point sound system with a custom bass array and over 60,000 watts gets everyone in the party mood.
The small floor, our Presswerk, offers space for 150 party fans and is as black as the night. However, the Presswerk has nothing to hide when it comes to the surface-to-watt ratio. The custom-made 4-point sound system with 20,000 watts of peak power and a mighty wall of bass generates overpowering energy.
Once a loading ramp for newspapers and magazines, which were transported directly from the building in train carriages, the foyer now serves as an entrance hall for guests. Prestressed concrete beams in white with black-painted gaps are reminiscent of a whale skeleton at the bottom of the ocean.
Good to know
There are no parking spaces in front of the print shop and access to the forecourt is also not permitted.
The long, large foyer also offers space for various events such as drinks receptions, tavolatas and small seminars.
