Louise Briquette Factory, Domsdorf

About the location

Europe's oldest briquette factory, exactly 140 years old, shut down for 30 years and preserved as a technical monument for cultural operations, bore the name »Eintracht« shortly after it was built and when it was transferred to a mining company. At that time, all machines were steam-driven. Heating briquettes were pressed here until 1991. The associations of steam and concentrated energy under the name Eintracht might appeal to the masters of jazz music, who are filling the place acoustically again this year.

Accessibility

This is an uneven industrial site. Entry is at your own risk. Access to the Kraftwerkshalle event space is via a metal staircase with five steps, followed by two further steps leading into the event hall. The metal staircase can be bypassed via a longer detour across the site. With assistance, wheelchair users can access the Kraftwerkshalle.

Parking

Parking spaces are available directly on the site.

Toilets

The toilet facilities, including an accessible toilet, are located in the adjacent staff building with the canteen. Access is at ground level or via two steps.

You can also contact us in advance to plan your visit to the event:

barrierefreiheit@lausitz-festival.eu