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Tropi Grenchen (CH)

Solothurnstraße 30, 2540 Grenchen

Last updated on 28 September 2026

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Prices, opening times and all features · Tropi Grenchen (CH)

Features

Yes · 7

Outdoor area (garden)
Draught beer
Card payment / ATM
Food included
Finnish sauna
Soft drinks included
Steam bath

No · 23

Air conditioning
Beer included
Cocktails
Step-free access
Free parking
Free Wi-Fi
Live DJ
Live shows
Professional massage
Pick-up service
Adult cinema
Overnight stay possible
Valuables lockers
Screened parking
Slot machines
SM room
Live sport on TV
Indoor pool
Outdoor pool
Solarium
Hot dinner
Indoor whirlpool
Outdoor whirlpool

More features

From 18:00 salad buffet, soup and stew. Contact bar as well; direct service without admission fee available. Escort service available. Pool table.

Size / area

Medium-sized club

1500 m² in total — level 3 of 5

Indoor: 1000 m²
Outdoor: 500 m²

What to expect at Tropi Grenchen (CH)

The Tropi in Grenchen has been around since the mid-90s, and you'll find it in a multi-storey residential building right in the middle of the town. The club follows a mixed concept of contact bar and sauna club, and from 20:00 you're allowed to hang around in street clothes. The interior is fairly spacious, though overall quite winding and full of nooks and corners. A spiral staircase leads up to the upper floors, where you'll find saunas, showers, relaxation rooms and a fairly large "living room" with screens, as well as a billiard room and rooms for the deed itself. The Tropi also offers a whirlpool, fitness room and massage salon. Right by the spiral staircase there's a smoking lounge set up; from here you can also step out onto a generous terrace with a whirlpool, where you can make yourselves comfortable on club sofas or loungers. Since 2010 there's also been an offshoot of the Tropi in Altendorf.

Grenchen

Name origin: Granechun (from Gallo-Romance graneca = by the grain barns)
First documented mention: 1131 AD
Population: 17,000
Area: 26.08 km²
Canton: Solothurn
District: Lebern
Vehicle registration: SO
River: Aare

The Club Tropi is located in Grenchen, north of the Grenchen-Süd train station, on the main road.

Grenchen is a political municipality and the chief town of the district of Lebern in the canton of Solothurn. The town lies at the southern foot of the Jura at 451 m above sea level, between Biel (French: Bienne) and Solothurn, and is the second-largest town in the canton of Solothurn after Olten. It is easily reached via the A5 motorway and its two railway stations, Grenchen-Nord and Grenchen-Süd, and it even has its own airport.

The name Grenchen dates back to Roman times (granum = grain). In the Middle Ages the town was under the rule of the noble family of Grenchen; in 1393, after a brief period of joint rule by Solothurn and Bern, the area came under the sovereignty of Solothurn.

Grenchen is entirely defined by watchmaking. In 1851 the pioneers Josef Girard and Urs Schild began industrial watch production in Grenchen, laying the foundation for the town's decisive industrial boom and shaping its economic life to this day. Today the watch manufacturers Breitling, Certina, ETA, Eterna, Titoni and Fortis are based in Grenchen.

For a small town, Grenchen offers an astonishing variety of cultural and leisure activities. The town is home to numerous buildings that bear witness to its rapid development. With its location between the Aare and the French-speaking Bernese Jura, Grenchen proves to be a paradise for cyclists, skiers, kayakers and hikers alike. The extensive, nationally significant Witi nature reserve stretches up to the 1,400 m high Grenchenberge, where hikers are rewarded with a breathtaking view of the Alpine panorama with the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau.