Going out at the Holzmarkt

The "best club in the world", Berghain, and the Panorama bar, are legendary. There is also the darkroom, the Lab.oratory, on the ground floor, which makes sure the venue at the Am Wriezener station is a permanent part of the weekend for gay clubbers. You can expect long queues at the door, and the flair and rules of the club absolutely must be kept to.

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At Taproom Ostkreuz you can choose from over 17 different beers on tap. The selection of craft beers, which is always changing, ranges from…

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Clubbers dance to the sounds of Berlin's electro beat spun by local DJs in the trashy underground atmosphere of this small club on Jannowitzbrücke. Sweat is already dripping from the ceiling, and the atmosphere is familiar and relaxed. Anyone who just wants a good time is welcome here. The prices are reasonable, with good service to boot. The club’s garden is the perfect retreat if you want to catch a breath of fresh air.

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Concerts, art and culture, gastronomy, original shops and small businesses from the creative sector - that and much more is the Holzmarkt.

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The KitKat Club was founded in 1994 at the peak of techno music. The club is famous for its sexual liberalness and cool music. All genders…

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Especially liked by Berlin’s Rock and Alternative scene, above all on Thursdays, because then, “Rock at Sage” is written on the programme—truly handmade live music. The party is spread out over three areas and an outside space with pool, where in the summer, it indeed comes to spontaneous bathing interludes. The audience is diverse and flipped out—one still properly parties in the Sage.

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It has been around for the last 15 years: The Yaam, short for the Young and African Arts Market. And ever since the Yaam has been an important part of Berlin's leisure culture.

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There’s hardly been another club that’s had such a big impact on the techno scene as the Tresor.

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