Berlin
Berlin is the only major city where the night is measured in days. A Saturday that starts at 01:00 and ends on Monday morning is not an anecdote here, it is the schedule. Door policies are severe and the sound systems justify them.
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Open right now
Wednesday 16:48 local
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Rooms published
Saturday
Peak night
18+
Legal drinking age
Europe/Berlin
Through the night
Peaks at 2 of 18 rooms around 18:00.
The rooms
Ranked by editorial score, weighted with freshness, impact and scene. The method is public.
Berghain
A former power plant with the best sound and the hardest door in Europe. The room does not care whether you get in, which is exactly why everyone wants to.
Tresor
The vault corridor under a decommissioned power station, still the loudest argument for why Berlin sounds the way it does.
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Two rooms, a garden that fills at sunrise, and a collective politics that shows up in the booking rather than the marketing.
Sisyphos
A former dog-biscuit factory turned village: stages, sand, a pond, and a weekend that genuinely does not end until Monday.
Kater Blau
Driftwood architecture on the Spree. The most charming long weekend in the city, and the one most likely to lose you a Sunday.
RSO.BERLIN
Far out in Schöneweide and proud of it. Fast, loud, and built for people who treat Sunday as a set time.
Ritter Butzke
An old paint factory with a courtyard and four rooms, reliably busy and considerably easier to enter than its neighbours.
SchwuZ
Berlin’s longest-running queer club, still the warmest room in the city and the one least interested in your trainers.
Anomalie Art Club
Trauma Bar und Kino
Performance, fashion and club programming in one building, with a booking policy that treats the dancefloor as a stage.
Klunkerkranich
A car-park roof above a shopping centre, which sounds grim until the sun sets behind the TV tower and everyone stops talking.
Prince Charles
A drained swimming pool in a courtyard basement. Smaller and warmer than the city average, and better for it.
Hoppetosse
A moored ship with a low hull room that does minimal properly, and a deck for when you need to remember what daylight is.
OHM
The former battery room of the Tresor power station. Small, strange, and where the more interesting bookings hide.
YAAM
Riverside sand, sound-system culture and a Caribbean kitchen. The least Berlin-sounding room in Berlin.
Birgit & Bier
Chalet
Arena Club
On the map
Clustered by district. Tap a pin for the room.
Pins are approximate. Verify the address before you travel.
Districts
Where to base yourself, and what each part of the city is for.
Friedrichshain
4Post-industrial river bend. The heaviest concentration of long nights in Europe.
Kreuzberg
4Denser, scruffier, more bars per block than anywhere else in the city.
Treptow
3Riverside, boats, and open-air rooms that run into the afternoon.
Mitte
2Where the 1990s techno myth was actually built, under and between the buildings.
Neukölln
2Rooftops, cheap beer, and the city’s most casual good time.
Lichtenberg
1Far east. Where the very long weekends happen.
Nearby scenes
Worth a train, a bus, or a change of flight.
One night in Berlin?
Give the concierge your hours, your budget and your sound. Get a route through the city’s venues, with timings and door tips for each stop.