RESI sits right at Nuremberg's main train station, in the heart of the city, spread across two floors playing everything from hip-hop and black music to pop. On Fridays, Saturdays and the nights before public holidays, the club opens its doors to a mixed party crowd.
As a listed venue for Nuremberg Pride, RESI is also a familiar spot for the queer community and hosts themed party nights. Its central location right by the station makes it easy to reach without a car.
Current dates, guest lists and ticket information are managed through RESI's own website and social media channels, which also carry short-notice programme changes.
What’s on at RESI
The regular programme — and the next dates.
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