Dancing Outside: Clubs with an Open-Air Dance Floor

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

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

The Club der Visionäre offers real techno right by the water.  more

In the Else, people dance in the open air directly on the banks of the Spree.  more

The Heideglühen is Berlin's best-kept secret among clubs.  more

The Hoppetosse attracts visitors with electro beats right by the water.  more

Located right next to the S-Bahn, the Humboldthain Club offers electronic sounds in a relaxed industrial atmosphere.  more

Celebrating in the tradition of Bar 25 and Kater Holzig.  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

At Oxi, people dance to electronic music in an industrial atmosphere.  more

In a backyard in Wedding, the Panke creates space for musical diversity and cultural exchange.  more

The RSO celebrates in the open air and in old halls on the former Bärenquell beer factory site.  more

Dancing until reality fades - at Sisyphos, parties don't last hours, but days.  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