Clubs – Countless Options in the Techno Capital
The final stop of the Berlin Underground Party Tour is chosen individually every single time. Factors like the DJ line-up, the organizing techno collective, the club, the crowd at the rave, and many other things all go into making that decision.
Our goal is to find the best rave of the night for you – no standard program here!
Here you'll find the Berlin techno clubs and locations our tour can take you to.
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- ACUD Macht Neu
- ÆDEN
- Alte Münze
- AVA Club
- Birgit
- Beate Uwe
- Berghain
- Blue Velvet
- Bulbul Berlin
- Club der Visionäre
- Club OST
- Coco Boule
- Crack Bellmer
- Der Weiße Hase
- DSTRKT Club
- Festsaal Kreuzberg
- Fitzroy
- Funkhaus Berlin
- gART.n
- Gestrandet an der Jannowitzbrücke
- Golden Gate
- Gretchen
- Heideglühchen
- Humboldthain Club
- Johnny Knüppel
- Kater
- Kesselhaus in der Kulturbrauerei
- KitKatClub
- KREUZWERK
- LARK
- Lokschuppen Berlin
- M-Bia
- Malzfabrik
- MENA
- Mom’s Limousine Service
- Monarch
- MS Hoppetosse
- Napoleon Komplex
- OHM
- ORWOhaus
- OXI & OXI Garten
- Paloma
- Panke Club
- Prince Charles
- Privatclub
- R.S.O. BERLIN
- Renate
- Ritter Butzke
- Sage Beach
- Sisyphos
- Süss War Gestern
- Teufelsberg
- Tresor
- Unverschämt Privat
- Void Club & Hall
- Zitadelle Spandau
- Zur Klappe
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Markgrafendamm 24c, 10245 Berlin
ACUD Macht Neu
ACUD Macht Neu is a unique art and culture center in the heart of Berlin that combines a club, gallery, theater, and cinema in one. Here, electronic sound, artistic freedom, and social engagement come together to create a lively, experimental space that offers a platform primarily for marginalized communities, including queer, BIPOC, and FLINTA groups. The ACUD Club in the Kunsthaus ACUD captivates with its intimate atmosphere for up to 160 guests, state-of-the-art technology, and a diverse program of club nights, concerts, workshops, and performances.
Veteranenstraße 21, 10119 Berlin
ÆDEN
At ÆDEN Berlin, house, techno, and live performances merge in an urban hideaway on the Spree. Two club floors with bass beats and art installations make up the club. In summer, a green outdoor area opens up. Kreuzberg's vibrant creativity meets electronic soundscapes—a nightclub for all the senses that reinterprets Berlin's club culture.
Address: Schleusenufer 3, 10997 Berlin
Old Mint The Old Mint in Berlin is a fascinating historical building complex in the heart of the city with an eventful history. The mint was built between 1936 and 1942 according to plans by Fritz Keibel and Arthur Reck as a central production site for coins, embedded in the National Socialist large-scale project to redesign Berlin's old town. Despite war damage, the facility continued to mint coins under difficult conditions during the Second World War. After the war, coin production resumed here and the Alte Münze was used until 2005 as an important mint for both the East German mark and later for the Deutschmark and the euro. The complex consists of impressive industrial and factory buildings, some of which are listed as historic monuments, which are now being revitalized as a creative cultural venue with studios, event spaces, and a variety of cultural projects. The Alte Münze is thus exemplary of Berlin's eventful history – from wartime to division to today's vibrant cultural landscape – and combines historical authenticity with modern urban creativity in the heart of the capital.
Alte Münze, Molkenmarkt 31, 10179 Berlin
AVA Club
The Ava Club in Berlin is a hidden gem in the scene. Located right by Warschauer Brücke, it fits about 400 guests and deliberately stands out from other Berlin techno clubs. Instead of hype and strict door policies, Ava focuses on a relaxed vibe, casual dress code, and genuine, authentic partying.
Warschauer Pl. 18, 10245 Berlin
Birgit
Birgit (also known as Birgit & Bier) is a Berlin club and open-air venue located directly on Schlesischer Busch, on the border between Kreuzberg and Treptow. Known for its alternative charm, Birgit combines electronic music, a beer garden atmosphere, and creative décor with flea market vibes, food stalls, and a colorful crowd. Whether you're looking to relax during the day or dance to driving techno at night, Birgit offers a diverse club experience in the heart of Berlin.
Beate Uwe
Beate Uwe is a legendary Berlin nightclub with a unique living room atmosphere and a rich history dating back to 1991, or rather since 2004 as a club. Founded by the visionary Uwe, the club has developed into a creative hotspot for artists, DJs, and partygoers from all over the world. Beate Uwe is characterized by its eclectic, retro-modern interior design with colorful carpets and record decorations on the walls and ceiling, creating a welcoming and warm atmosphere.
Schillingstraße 31, 10179 Berlin
Berghain
Berghain is one of the world's most famous techno clubs, located in a former heating plant in Berlin's Friedrichshain district. Renowned for its uncompromising sound, top-class line-ups, and strict door policy, Berghain is considered a sacred place in the electronic music scene. The club is as legendary for its raw industrial aesthetic, excessive nights, and complete devotion to music as it is for its discretion—what happens at Berghain stays at Berghain.
At Wriezener Station, 10243 Berlin
Blue Velvet
Hidden among Neukölln's cobblestone streets, Blue Velvet vibrates like a well-kept secret of the Berlin night. When you step inside, you leave the everyday behind. In the flickering light of old projectors, between raw concrete and velvety shadows, a world unfolds where techno, performance, and art blend together. No place for big logos or flashy ads – Blue Velvet thrives on whispers and recommendations. The crowd is as diverse as the sound: queer, open, experimental. DJ sets range from hypnotic minimal to dark industrial techno, making you feel the city's pulse.
Sangerhauser Weg 3, 12349 Berlin
Bulbul Berlin
Bulbul Berlin is a fascinating club and bar in lively Kreuzberg, which took over the traditional premises of the legendary Farbfernseher club in 2019 and filled it with new life. Its name comes from the Persian word for nightingale, a bird that "sings when others are silent" – which perfectly reflects the special musical and artistic atmosphere that prevails here.
Skalitzer Strasse 114, 10999 Berlin
Club der Visionäre
The Club der Visionäre in Berlin is an iconic location situated directly on the Landwehr Canal between Kreuzberg and Alt-Treptow. It has been an integral part of Berlin's techno scene since the early 2000s. It offers a unique blend of relaxed open-air atmosphere and pulsating minimal techno beats, attracting many well-known DJs such as Richie Hawtin and Ricardo Villalobos.
Club OST
Club OST is a hotspot for electronic music in the heart of vibrant East Berlin, located between Treptower Park and Ostkreuz. The location is impressive from the moment you step inside: a historic industrial hall in Osthafen, whose minimalist design blends perfectly with the maximum sound, creating an authentic urban charm.
Coco Boule
Coco Boule is Berlin's first "bistro disco" and an extraordinary place that playfully combines food, dancing, and community. Located in the heart of Kreuzberg, the club offers a modern, urban ambience that can be flexibly transformed from a relaxed bistro atmosphere to an energetic disco. Spread over several levels and three versatile rooms, it creates a very special atmosphere – sometimes cozy for dinner, sometimes pulsating on the dance floor.
Prinzenstraße 85/D-F, 10969 Berlin
Crack Bellmer
Crack Bellmer is a real urban gem located on the RAW grounds in the heart of Friedrichshain. It's a cool mix of a laid-back bar, a mini-club, and a creative hangout spot. As soon as you step inside, you'll feel the rustic vibe: high brick walls, exposed wooden beams, golden accents at the long bar, and comfy vintage armchairs create an atmosphere that's somewhere between a barn, a loft, and a city oasis. The main attraction is the airy dance hall with its wooden floor, where a diverse, dance-loving crowd gathers between the bar and the DJ booth.
Der Weiße Hase
Der Weiße Hase in Berlin-Friedrichshain is a real all-rounder in Berlin's club scene and is known as one of the most iconic spots on the RAW grounds, close to Warschauer Strasse. If you manage to find the unassuming entrance, you'll dive straight into a literal rabbit hole – a winding, industrial-artistic venue with raw concrete walls, colorful light installations, and an atmosphere that shifts between underground charm and pure techno ecstasy.
DSTRKT Club
Right in the urban heart of Berlin-Lichtenberg, DSTRKT Club stands tall as a powerful symbol of the capital's vibrant club scene. Where the legendary Anomalie Art Club once opened its doors, DSTRKT now invites you to wild nights and electrifying vibes.
Storkower Str. 123, 10407 Berlin
Festsaal Kreuzberg
Festsaal Kreuzberg is way more than just an event venue – it's a real Berlin legend. Located in the heart of Kreuzberg, right by the Flutgraben canal, it's where raw industrial charm meets big-city flair and Berlin's vibrant diversity. Since the early 2000s, the Festsaal has been a stage for legendary punk concerts, indie rock, and techno parties.
Fitzroy
Hidden under the S-Bahn arches by the Spree, you'll find Fitzroy – a club and event space that really lets Berlin's creative energy and open-mindedness shine. Its industrial design, combined with professional lighting and sound tech, creates an exciting backdrop where urban club nights, intimate concerts, captivating performances, and innovative art exhibitions all feel right at home.
S-Bahn Bogen 46, Holzmarktstraße 15, 10179 Berlin
Funkhaus Berlin
Funkhaus Berlin on Nalepastrasse is a legendary architectural and cultural hotspot where history, music, and modern vibes come together in a fascinating way. Designed by Bauhaus student Franz Ehrlich from 1951, it became the central broadcasting center of the GDR – an impressive complex of functionally designed brick buildings that really stand out. The monumental main building, with its massive tower, is surrounded by elaborate broadcasting studios, concert halls, and rehearsal rooms, stretching out beautifully along the Spree. What makes Funkhaus so special is the incredible acoustics of its studios, which set global standards and captivate artists from classical, jazz, and electronic music alike. Rooms like the Great Recording Hall 1 are legendary and are still used by international orchestras, stars, and labels today. Architecturally, Funkhaus also oozes monumental elegance: red brick facades, sandstone pilasters, and clever lighting create a unique atmosphere that blends industrial charm with artistic precision. Today, Funkhaus isn't just a monument to radio history; it's also a super popular event location for concerts, festivals, and club nights. This mix of contemporary spirit, history, and groundbreaking architecture makes Funkhaus Berlin a magnet for music lovers, creatives, and urban explorers – a place where you can truly experience Berlin's musical past and future.
gART.n
gART.n is a unique open space in Berlin that beautifully blends culture, nature, and electronic music. On a green plot at Blockdammweg 1, 10317 Berlin, an initiative by the Oewerall collective has, since 2021, created a place that's much more than just an open-air club. Here, music lovers and creatives come together to dance under the open sky, enjoy all sorts of events, and get inspired by art exhibitions and installations. The diverse line-up features everything from local DJ legends to innovative artists, while a strong awareness concept ensures everyone can enjoy themselves respectfully, with no room for discrimination. gART.n is both a lively meeting spot and a peaceful retreat – a slice of wilderness and a piece of community right in the heart of the city, where you can truly feel the joy of life, sustainability, and subculture pulsing with Berlin's rhythm.
Gestrandet an der Jannowitzbrücke
Gestrandet an der Jannowitzbrücke feels like you're briefly washed away from everyday life right in the middle of Berlin and then 'washed ashore' by the water – with views of the Spree, the boats, and the sunset over the city. Hidden under or behind Jannowitzbrücke, this beach bar is right on the riverbank: steps for sitting, sun loungers, benches, and cushions create a relaxed open-air living room by the Spree.
Golden Gate
Golden Gate is a legendary techno club right in the heart of Berlin, nestled in a bridge pillar of the Berlin S-Bahn near Jannowitzbrücke since 2002. Famous for its raw, minimalist atmosphere and trashy, underground vibe, Golden Gate is a go-to spot for real Berlin night owls and electronic music lovers.
Dircksenstraße 77-78, 10179 Berlin
Gretchen
Gretchen in Berlin is way more than just a club – it's a vibrant hub for modern club culture and musical diversity right in the historic heart of Kreuzberg. Located in the impressive, listed brick vaults of the former 19th-century Prussian Dragoon barracks, history and pulsating big-city beats merge here to create a truly unique experience. The old stables, with their distinctive cross-vaulted architecture, set a captivating scene that gives guests a special feeling the moment they walk in.
Obentrautstraße 19-21, 10963 Berlin
Heideglüchen
Heideglüchen is one of the most exciting and best-kept secret spots in Berlin's nightlife. Tucked away between Westhafen, Beusselstrasse, and industrial halls in Moabit, you'll find an urban parallel universe hidden behind wooden fences, somewhere between a cozy living room, a rustic barn, and a magical fairy tale forest.
Humboldthain Club
Humboldthain Club is a creative hideaway right in Berlin-Wedding, located next to the S-Bahn station of the same name and just a stone's throw from the urban Humboldthain Park. Since 2013, it's been blending underground club culture with art, a relaxed community feeling, and a genuine Berlin neighborhood vibe.
Johnny Knüppel
Johnny Knüppel, located at Lilli-Henoch-Strasse 10, is a fascinating little world for art, music, and subculture in Prenzlauer Berg. After the original collective of this legendary club was forced out of Kreuzberg, they transformed the sprawling grounds of an old container station into a spectacular open space for creative experiments starting in 2018.
Lilli-Henoch-Straße 10, 10405 Berlin
Kater
Kater is one of the most iconic clubs on the banks of Berlin's Spree river, and a real paradise for techno lovers and night owls who enjoy playful hedonism. Following in the footsteps of the legendary Bar 25 and Kater Holzig, this club at Holzmarkt 25 takes you into a colorful, anarchic wonderland that feels just like an adult playground.
Holzmarktstraße 25, 10243 Berlin
Kesselhaus at Kulturbrauerei
Kesselhaus at Kulturbrauerei is one of the city's most exciting and versatile venues. Right in the middle of an impressive brick hall with a raw industrial vibe, you'll find the heart of Prenzlauer Berg's music and culture scene. From international rock and pop stars to electronic rave nights, cross-genre festivals, or impactful readings – Kesselhaus sets artistic trends while staying true to its history as the former power station of the legendary Schultheiss brewery.
Knaackstrasse 97, 10435 Berlin
KitKat Club
The KitKat Club is a legendary Berlin techno club, known like no other for radical freedom, hedonistic nights, and an incredibly open atmosphere. Inside “Kitty,” as regulars affectionately call it, the lines between reality, fantasy, and Erotic Wonderland blur. People from all over the world come here to dance, party, and completely reinvent themselves in their individuality – no matter their background, generation, or identity.
Köpenicker Strasse 76, Brückenstrasse 1, 10179 Berlin
KREUZWERK
Right in the heart of Kreuzberg, on Lobeckstrasse, KREUZWERK has become a new hotspot in Berlin's club scene. The creative minds behind Ritter Butzke are also behind this project, bringing their unique free spirit and a knack for exciting nights to the club.
Lobeckstrasse 30-35, 10969 Berlin
LARK
LARK is a vibrant indie club and music venue right in the heart of Berlin-Mitte, located directly on the Spree river, tucked under the S-Bahn tracks. Since opening in 2011 as Marie Antoinette and rebranding to LARK in 2023, the club has grown into a creative hub that can hold about 250 people and hosts around 150 concerts annually, along with various dance and cultural events.
Holzmarktstrasse 15-18, 10179 Berlin
Lokschuppen Berlin
Lokschuppen Berlin is a legendary techno club on the RAW grounds in Friedrichshain, near Warschauer Strasse – and a buzzing hotspot for night owls looking for uncompromising electronic nights. With a history going back to 1994 and roots in the infamous Suicide Circus/Club, Lokschuppen represents Berlin's evolving energy: always moving, always on the pulse of the times.
Warschauer Brücke, Revaler Strasse 99, 10245 Berlin
M-Bia
M-Bia is one of the most legendary techno clubs in the heart of Berlin-Mitte, hidden under two distinctive S-Bahn arches near Alexanderplatz. As soon as you step into its deliberately raw and minimalist industrial interior, you immediately feel it: this place is pure underground – powerful electronic beats, pulsating basslines, and an atmosphere that truly embodies the authentic Berlin club spirit.
Dircksenstrasse 123, 10178 Berlin
Malzfabrik
The Malzfabrik Berlin is a fascinating industrial monument and now a creative hotspot in the Tempelhof-Schöneberg district. Originally built between 1914 and 1917 as Europe's largest malt factory for the Schultheiss brewery, its four distinctive kiln hoods – visible from afar like giant knight's helmets – shape the cityscape and bear witness to the capital's industrial heritage.
Bessemerstraße 2-14, 12103 Berlin
MENA
MENA is a vibrant hotspot in Berlin's club scene – half bar, half dancefloor, tucked away deep in the heart of Kreuzberg. Here, funky house, driving techno, trance, and disco all come together for ecstatic nights, known for their diversity and open community.
Whether it's colorful collective parties, international guest DJs, or spontaneous dance sessions: at MENA, the lines blur between bar and club, between cozy get-togethers and wild celebrations. The venue itself is hidden in the backyard of Skalitzer Strasse and has become a go-to spot for electronic music lovers and creative night owls.
Backyard, Skalitzer Str. 114, 10999 Berlin
Mom’s Limousine Service
Mom's Limousine Service disco is like a glittering time warp right in the middle of Berlin – a place where house, disco, and soul meet an intimate bar atmosphere, and the night feels more like a private invitation than a club visit. Here, you'll feel like you're stepping into a stylish, slightly naughty living room disco, somewhere between 70s glam, Chicago House, and modern Berlin aesthetics.
Georgenstraße 184, 10117 Berlin
Monarch
Monarch in Berlin feels like you're climbing into a secret living room right above Kotti – except this living room is a bar, a club, and a small concert stage all in one. Through an unassuming door on Skalitzer Straße, you head up a staircase to the first floor, where you suddenly find yourself in front of large windows, with the elevated train rattling over Kottbusser Tor and the flickering city lights spilling into the room.
Skalitzer Str. 134, 10999 Berlin
MS Hoppetosse
MS Hoppetosse blends historical charm with modern Berlin lifestyle. This former luxury steamboat has become a staple in Berlin's club and event scene, even serving as the winter location for Club der Visionäre. With its colorful chandeliers and maritime vibe, Hoppetosse is an atmospheric spot full of history and modern zest for life, right in the heart of the capital.
Napoleon Komplex
The Napoleon Komplex in Berlin is an impressive event venue with an urban industrial style, which once served as a workshop for Deutsche Bahn. With over 5,000 square meters of space, divided into several halls, the Napoleon Komplex offers versatile rooms – from a large indoor studio hall that can fit up to 800 people to a spacious outdoor beer garden called St. Helenå, which can hold over 1,500 visitors. This mix of industrial charm, high ceilings, and state-of-the-art technology makes it the perfect spot for all kinds of events: from raves and dance parties to art exhibitions, fashion shows, and even corporate events.
Modersohnstrasse 35-45, 10245 Berlin
OHM
OHM Club in Berlin is a fascinating hotspot for electronic music lovers, famous for its intimate, raw, and industrial vibe. It's located in the former battery room of a decommissioned power plant on Köpenicker Strasse, right next to the legendary Tresor – kind of like the smaller, mysterious underground sibling of that big techno institution.
Köpenicker Str. 70, 10179 Berlin
ORWOhaus
ORWOhaus is a unique platform that brings together rehearsal rooms, recording studios, event spaces, and a musician's bar all in one. It's known as a lively, self-managed hotspot in Berlin's music scene, where creativity, networking, and supporting new talent are top priorities. With its industrial roots, a rich history dating back to the GDR era, and a dedicated community, ORWOhaus stands for independent culture in the capital – loud, colorful, and pulsating.
ORWOhaus e.V, Frank-Zappa-Strasse 19, 12681 Berlin
OXI & OXI Garten
Right in the vibrant heart of Friedrichshain, you'll find OXI – a club that represents Berlin nights like few others. What was once a legendary open-air garden is now a fascinating mix of an industrial club, an electronic oasis, and an open retreat for night owls of all kinds.
Paloma
Paloma Berlin is a hidden gem right in the vibrant heart of Kreuzberg, directly at the infamous Kottbusser Tor. Almost invisible from the outside, inside it opens up into an intimate, charming two-story world that feels somewhere between a club and a living room. The steep concrete staircase next to the Kaisers supermarket leads to an unassuming door – behind it, you'll find a bar with large slanted windows and a spectacular view of the evening hustle and bustle at 'Kotti'.
Skalitzer Str. 135, 10999 Berlin
Panke Club
The Panke Club is a real hidden gem in Berlin's Wedding district, tucked away in the fifth courtyard of Gerichtstraße 23 and set in an old factory building right on the banks of the Panke river it's named after. If you manage to find this club, you'll discover an atmospheric cultural spot where club nights, live concerts, exhibitions, and workshops all seamlessly blend together.
Courtyard V, Gerichtstraße 23, 13347 Berlin
Prince Charles
Prince Charles really stands out with its spectacular location: the club was built in a former staff swimming pool of the Bechstein Piano factory, which gives it a totally unique interior. The dancefloor is fittingly set in the old, drained pool, and the raw concrete floors plus neon lights create an urban-cool vibe that perfectly reflects Kreuzberg's creative energy.
Prinzenstraße 85F, 10969 Berlin
Privatclub
Privatclub is an iconic live music spot right in the heart of Kreuzberg, located in a charmingly restored old post office at Skalitzer Straße 85-86. With its atmospheric retro vibe, the club immediately captivates music lovers: here, intimate club concerts, energetic indie-rock shows, and pulsating DJ nights all come together. The bass hits you right in your bones, and the audience gets to experience music up close and personal.
Skalitzer Str. 85-86, 10997 Berlin
R.S.O. BERLIN
R.S.O. Berlin is a fascinating techno club located on the historic grounds of the former Bärenquell Brewery in Berlin-Niederschöneweide. Here, Berlin's industrial past merges with modern club culture to create a truly unique experience. Amidst brick walls, street art, and spacious industrial halls, RSO offers an intense atmosphere that stands out with both an exceptional sound system and a diverse program.
Schnellerstraße 137, 12439 Berlin
Renate
Behind the unrestored walls of a former apartment building near Elsenbrücke, you'll find Renate – a club that embodies wild, playful Berlin like no other. Since 2007, this legendary techno temple has been drawing night owls into its winding labyrinth of colorfully decorated rooms, hidden nooks, living room vibes, and a kitschy circus atmosphere.
Instagram | Website
Ritter Butzke
Ritter Butzke is more than just a Berlin club – it's a legend, born from the spirit of the underground and rooted right in the heart of vibrant Kreuzberg. What started as an illegal rave oasis in an old fittings factory is now a widely celebrated hotspot that uniquely combines Berlin magic, madness, and creativity.
Ritterstraße 24-27, 10969 Berlin
Sage Beach
Sage Beach is one of Berlin's most fascinating open-air spots, combining real big-city flair with a relaxed holiday vibe right on the Spree river. In the heart of Kreuzberg, between Sage Restaurant and the Zalando Outlet, visitors will find themselves on a spacious sandy beach with palm trees, sun loungers, and a large covered beach bar – it's like a party on vacation!
Köpenicker Str. 20, 10997 Berlin
Sisyphos
Sisyphos in Berlin is a unique club and experience world that feels like it's from another dimension. Hidden on the grounds of a former dog biscuit factory in the Rummelsburg district, as soon as you step through its iconic entrance gate with the two ducks, the club immediately transports you deep into a techno wonderland.
Süss War Gestern
Right in the lively Berlin scene district of Friedrichshain, between Simon-Dach-Straße and Boxi, you'll find Süß war gestern – a bar-club gem that looks unassuming at first glance, but surprises inside with its unique mix of nostalgia and party madness. Through the winding entrance, you step into a world where playful retro chic meets an exuberant club atmosphere: disco balls, old wallpaper, plush sofas, and colorful lights create an ambiance that reminds you of a flat-share party from your best youth days – only wilder and way more diverse.
Wühlischstraße 43, 10245 Berlin
Teufelsberg
Teufelsberg in Berlin is an extraordinary event location with a unique history and atmospheric charm. Formed from around 26 million cubic meters of rubble from destroyed Berlin after World War II, this 120-meter-high artificial hill in Grunewald is now a vibrant place of culture and remembrance. At its summit stand the striking remains of a former US listening station from the Cold War, whose futuristic, golf-ball-like antenna domes have become one of Europe's largest street art galleries. The location combines historical traces with urban creativity: besides tours and exhibitions, concerts, festivals, and special events also take place here, breathing the spirit of freedom, change, and artistic innovation. Thanks to its elevated position, Teufelsberg also offers a spectacular panoramic view over Berlin and the surrounding forests, attracting many visitors.
Teufelsseechaussee 10, 14193 Berlin
Tresor
Tresor Club is one of Berlin's most influential and legendary techno clubs. Since its founding in 1991, it has shaped the international club scene and remains a symbol for electronic music and Berlin's unique club culture. Its current location in the former heating plant on Köpenicker Straße, with its underground vaults, heavy doors, and imposing concrete walls, offers a real bunker feeling – an atmosphere that uncompromisingly focuses on intensity and authenticity.
Köpenicker Str. 70, 10179 Berlin
Unverschämt Privat
Unverschämt Privat is an unusual club and event venue at Herzbergstraße 51–54 in the east of the city, which sees itself as a safe and open space for the queer, alternative, and party-loving community. With its lovingly designed chill-out areas, a bar, and regularly changing events, Unverschämt creates an atmosphere where freedom, diversity, and mutual respect are central. An awareness team ensures that everyone can let loose and truly be themselves here – living by the motto: Here, you can simply be yourself.
Herzbergstraße 51/54, 10365 Berlin
Void Club & Hall
VOID Club & Hall in Berlin is a pulsating hotspot for electronic music lovers, shaping the scene with uncompromising energy. The motto 'By ravers for ravers' is truly lived here: located right in Lichtenberg, VOID combines the raw charm of an underground club with technically sophisticated equipment and a family-like spirit.
Instagram Void Club | Instagram Void Hall | Website
Spandau Citadel
Spandau Citadel is an impressive Renaissance fortress and one of the best-preserved of its kind in Europe. Originally built in the 16th century, it blends historical charm with modern cultural life. The complex is shaped like a symmetrical star with four mighty bastions – King, Queen, Crown Prince, and Brandenburg – connected by ramparts, which once prevented any blind spots for attackers. The grounds are idyllically situated between the Havel and Spree rivers, and with the 34.6-meter-high Juliusturm (Julius Tower), it boasts Berlin's oldest preserved building. Today, the Citadel serves as a lively event venue and cultural hub in Spandau. It offers space for a variety of events like medieval festivals, music festivals, concerts, theater performances, and exhibitions. Its unique architecture, with historic walls, moats, and courtyards, creates a special atmosphere that fascinatingly connects history with the vibrant present.
Am Juliusturm 64, 13599 Berlin
Zur Klappe
“Zur Klappe” in Berlin-Kreuzberg is a super exciting and historically rich underground spot. It's actually located in a former public toilet under Yorckstraße, which Berlin promoters Flint Neiber and Sören van Laak transformed into a vibrant club with an art bar and gallery.