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Check the website for regularly changing theme nights, such as foam parties and a fantasy do called Splash Dreams. After closing in 2004, Tresor celebrated its resurrection in a Kraftwerk old power plant in Kreuzberg in 2007. But some things remain the same.

 

Berlin Gay Cruise Clubs - Lange war ich nicht mehr in einer so coolen Diskothek. Queer films can be seen on Mondays at Kino International Karl-Marx-Allee 33, Mitte, 2475 6011.

 

There are so many great clubs in , Germany and it seems that every weekend, new clubs open. But some things remain the same. Be prepared for tough door policies! Knowledge of the DJ and mean a better chance at entry. Peak times are 1:00 til 3:00. Arrive outside these times for easier access to the top clubs. And while there are for every persona, for Berlin think less trendy and more gritty. It is impossible to list them all, but here we present the crème de la crème: The best clubs in Berlin. Its throbbing techno beats and hedonistic vibe draws thousands of locals every weekend to party until the sun comes up again. Celebs like to party here too -- Lady Gaga was spotted -- although the club is anything but glamorous. Located in a former power plant, Berghain has a minimalist design with lots of concrete and steel. What happens in Berghain, stays in Berghain. Address: Am Wriezener Bahnhof 10243 Berlin Metro: S-Bahn Ostbahnhof For a hip vibe with sweeping views of Berlin, hit the Weekend Club. It is located on the upper floors of an old office building on Alexanderplatz. With the Bar and furniture at the center, there are panoramic windows looking out on Berlin's cityscape. Make sure to take the elevator all the way up to watch the sunrise. In the summer months, a rooftop deck has you dining on BBQ with Berlin's skyscrapers. It has two levels, and the lower dance floor, called Waterfloor, is spectacular: It has a wide floor to ceiling glass front that overlooks the river Spree and an illuminated bridge — it feels like you are dancing on water. On warm summer nights, enjoy the breeze on the outside deck over the water. It was the city's first techno club and introduced electronic music to a Germany no longer separated by the wall in the early 90's. After closing in 2004, Tresor celebrated its resurrection in a Kraftwerk old power plant in Kreuzberg in 2007. Ever since, Tresor has been throbbing with hard and loud electro, acid and industrial music. In 2016, Tresor celebrated its 25th anniversary. Address: Köpenicker Strasse 70, 10179 Berlin Mitte Metro: U8 Heinrich-Heine-Strasse No one is going to complain about the noise here as it is housed beneath the S-Bahn's brick railway arches. Small and a bit grimy without windows alluding to the outside world, people come here to dance. The door policy is more relaxed and many Berghain rejects find their way to a good time here. If you need a break from the intensity, there is an outdoor garden space where you can take a breather before jumping right back into the fray. Address: Dircksenstrasse 77, 10179 Berlin Metro: S-Bahn Jannowitzbrücke.

Gay culture and has been central to Berlin for decades. Once the sun sets or before if you fancyvisitors can enjoy the huge for of local and Scandinavian craft brews, which the friendly, knowledgeable staff are always happy to help you navigate. Sure, this is a queer performance space, but most people come to its casual, colourful rooms for the young, pan-sexual crowd, the top-notch local DJs and the hilarious art on the caballeros. Immortalised in music, cinema and literature, the is synonymous with the city's characteristically liberal and tolerant atmosphere. In 2016, Tresor celebrated its 25th anniversary. Traditionally, there have been gay neighborhoods in the districts of and both in the western part of Berlin as well as in social part. gay club berlin alexanderplatz Zum Schmutzigen Hobby I. Tiny, tasteful and terribly nice, this mini bar caters to an upscale Mitte crowd mainly pouring in for a post-work cocktail or two.