HSLU, Salquin Bühne © Ingo Hoehn
HSLU, Salquin Bühne © Ingo Hoehn

General information

Opened in 2020, Salquin Hall is the new building of the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts Department of Music located on the Südpol campus. It was named after Hedy Salquin (1928-2012) from Kriens, who was Switzerland's first woman conductor, as well as a pianist, chamber musician, and composer. The hall seats 280 people and is notable for its wood paneling on the walls and floors. The hall seating and size of the stage  can be expanded as needed. 

Arrival | Parking Facilities

The university is located on the Südpol  campus in Lucerne-Kriens in the immediate vicinity of the Südpol Cultural Center, the Lucerne Music School, the orchestra home of the Lucerne Symphony Orchestra, and the rehearsal hall of the Lucerne Theater. It can be reached by bike and bus from the main Lucerne train station in about 10 minutes.

Arrival by Train & Bus
The Lucerne School of Music is easily accessible by bus. Bus number 14, which travels from Lucerne train station in the direction of Horw Zentrum, will take you to the bus stop “Südpol,” located directly in front of the Hochschule.

Arriving by car
A limited number of short-term parking spaces are available for those arriving by car. Please follow the corresponding signs.

Cloakroom

There is no coat checkroom.

Wheelchair seating

To reserve wheelchair spaces please call our ticket sales office directly at +41 (0)41 226 4480. Wheelchair spaces are always made available as soon as online ticket sales begin but can only be reserved by telephone.

Access to venues | Late admission

The box office opens one hour before concerts at Salquin Hall begin. Doors open approximately 30 minutes before the start of the event.

Gastronomy

As temperatures rise, the Südpol plaza becomes transformed into your favorite end-of-the-workday spot. Refreshing drinks, music, and little culinary delights top off the balmy summer evenings. More Information