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
Monday 13:21 local
18
Venues on NOX
Saturday
Peak night
18+
Legal drinking age
Europe/Berlin
A look inside the city’s clubs, from their own websites.
27 photos, 4 places
Ranked by editorial score, weighted with freshness, impact and scene. The method is public.
All clubs are shown, open or closed. Green pins are open now; amber pins open later today. Tap a club for details.
Based on listed opening hours, in local time. Check the club’s programme before heading out.
Get to know the city’s nightlife neighbourhoods.
Post-industrial river bend. The heaviest concentration of long nights in Europe.
Denser, scruffier, more bars per block than anywhere else in the city.
Riverside, boats, and open-air rooms that run into the afternoon.
Where the 1990s techno myth was actually built, under and between the buildings.
Rooftops, cheap beer, and the city’s most casual good time.
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Through the night
No published hours cover tonight.
The vault corridor under a decommissioned power station, still the loudest argument for why Berlin sounds the way it does.
Far east. Where the very long weekends happen.