CAMPUSSAAL

Two minutes on foot from Brugg station, in the canton of Aargau, CAMPUSSAAL gives you an 800 m² hall with its own kitchen, sound and lighting. For a large wedding where many guests arrive by train, it is a strong choice, and it is built plainly around that job. It is a purpose-built event hall rather than a lakeside or historic wedding house, so its case rests on size, easy arrival and a team that handles the whole day under one roof. The wedding pages are in German only, which suits couples comfortable writing to the venue in German.

A hall of 800 square meters that divides into two

The hall measures 800 square meters and divides into 500 and 300 square meters when needed. It stands in the middle of the education campus of the Fachhochschule Nordwestschweiz, directly beside Brugg station. Gala dinners and banquets are among its uses, next to congresses, conferences and cultural events. The hall opened in 2013 and belongs jointly to the city of Brugg and the municipality of Windisch.

For a wedding, ceremony, apéro, dinner and party can all happen under one roof, so your guests never change location. Your vows, the toast in the foyer and the first dance all happen within a few steps of one another. A free ceremony works indoors or outdoors depending on weather and wishes, and the apéro can be held on the terrace or in the foyer. The venue quotes up to 600 guests in one place and up to 950 in another for the same hall, so confirm the figure for your layout in writing.

One couple celebrated last summer with 180 guests: the free ceremony in the main hall, the apéro in the foyer, dinner in the decorated hall and a party late into the night. Between apéro and dinner they walked five minutes to the Aare bank for photographs.

Station two minutes away, Zurich in 25

The walk from Brugg station takes two minutes, with direct connections from Zurich in 25 minutes, Bern in 50 and Basel in 40. Your guests need neither a car nor a shuttle, so the shuttle-bus line in a wedding budget drops out entirely. For a guest list flying into Zurich and coming on by train, that is a real saving in planning effort.

Catering and technology in-house

The hall has its own gastronomy, modern sound and lighting equipment, an experienced event team and rooms that adapt to the running order of the day. The team supports the planning and carrying out of your individual wishes. No wedding price is published; you can configure an offer, book a viewing or take a 3D tour, which helps if you are planning from abroad.

The best Saturdays in the June to September season are taken 12 to 18 months ahead, so reserving a date as soon as you have seen the hall is the usual course.

Photo spots along the Aare and at Königsfelden

The hall sits in the Aare landscape of Brugg-Windisch rather than on a lake. Photo spots all lie within 15 minutes: the historic stone bridge over the Aare in Brugg, the natural riverbank at Geissenschachen a few minutes' walk away, the medieval Königsfelden monastery with its famous glass windows right next to the hall, the Roman amphitheater of Vindonissa, and the confluence of the Aare, Reuss and Limmat a little further downstream.

An award and a record year

CAMPUSSAAL was awarded the Swiss Location Award 2025. The Aargauer Zeitung reported in June 2026 that the operating company, the Campussaal Betriebs AG, counted a record 34,110 guests in 2025 at 72 events over 88 days, with weddings named among the diploma ceremonies, congresses and company events. The company has also completed the first stage of renewing the stage and hall technology.

A large celebration with a team that has run many

Those figures describe a venue that runs many events a year, and that experience is what a big wedding needs: a crew that knows the hall, the foyer and the terrace, and a station at the door. If your guest list is long and your guests are traveling in, we recommend CAMPUSSAAL as the place to start your search, and a viewing booked early is wise given how far ahead the best summer Saturdays go.