Clubs in Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg

The once illegal club near Ostkreuz offers first-class techno.  more

Between beats and trees: Berlin club culture merges with urban nature idyll at Aeden.  more

Big stage, big names, big atmosphere - the Astra Kulturhaus brings concert and club culture under one roof.  more

In the heart of the RAW grounds, the Badehaus offers a stage for live acts and a variety of club nights.  more

Berghain is one of the best and most famous techno clubs in the world.  more

The Bi Nuu club is located directly in the Schlesisches Tor.  more

The extraordinary place Birgit is located on the Schleusenufer in Kreuzberg.  more

Bohnengold is a Kreuzberg bar with a living room flair and dance floor.  more

The Bulbul in Kreuzberg offers the best music in a relaxed and intimate club atmosphere.  more

The Busche was one of the oldest queer party locations in Berlin. People partied and danced here for decades. It is a piece of Berlin club history.  more

Cassiopeia on the RAW site stands for musical diversity and subculture.  more

On the RAW site, it's down the rabbit hole: Der Weiße Hase promises a typical Berlin club atmosphere.  more

The former stables of the Prussian 1st Guards Dragoon Regiment of Queen Victoria in the middle of Kreuzberg is the place to party until the early hours.  more

Celebrating in the tradition of Bar 25 and Kater Holzig.  more

In the L.U.X., you can literally feel the power of the machines that are still present.  more

The Lido in Kreuzberg is Berlin's living room for indie, rock and pop - charming, versatile and always a little retro.  more

For more than 20 years, the Lockschuppen (formerly Suicide Circus) has played a decisive role in shaping Berlin's club scene.  more

Located between the Spree and the skyscrapers, M01 is a young club that brings a promising breath of fresh air to the Berlin scene.  more

Every night at the Matrix, the party goes wild on several floors.  more

At Monarch, you can dance directly at Kottbusser Tor.  more

At Club Ost, minimalist design meets maximum sound.  more

The Paloma Bar on Kotti is a real insider tip for all night owls.  more

The Prince Charles is located in Kreuzberg, in the immediate vicinity of Moritzplatz.  more

Formerly located in the catacombs of the Eisenbahn Markthalle, the PrivatClub in Kreuzberg has now opened its doors in the old post office on Skalitzer Strasse.  more

Ritter Butzke - the Kreuzberg cult club in a former factory building.  more

The club's guests and program are as colourful as Kreuzberg itself: Schlager parties, standard dance classes, radio play evenings, techno parties and rock concerts.  more

Whether in the absinthe room or in the garden with a ship hanging in the trees, the Renate is known for its wild nights.  more

Club, beach bar, concert stage, sports activities - the Yaam combines many things in one place.  more

It gets tight, dark and intense in the Klappe - just the way techno fans love it.  more