There’s a small indoor dance floor and a rickety open-air wood-deck terrace with a large jetty stretching out across the water.
It quickly found another riverside spot, so it’s business as usual for this legendary beach bar and cultural center.
Kater Blau
This is the X-rated part of the family-friendly Holzmarkt development. Sitting on the banks of the River Spree, this space makes the most of its alfresco location, with a moored boat, a roaring fire at night and hammocks.
There’s something for everyone at Fitzroy, one of Berlin’s newest nightlife contenders. Here you’ll find an eclectic mix-and-match of live sessions and club nights showcasing everything from experimental pop to trance.
Fitzroy’s booking philosophy is forward-thinking and a little more diverse than most of Berlin’s techno-heavy clubs.
In recent years, TRAUMA BAR UND KINO has emerged as one of the most exciting new destinations in Berlin’s club circuit.
Tucked away in a quieter corner of Berlin near the city’s central station, it’s easy to miss but an absolute must-visit.
Come for the clubbing, and stay for the art: Anomalie Art Club is home to some of the most spectacular visual designs on Berlin’s club scene.
Over the past few years, this place has played host to techno DJs from around the world, alongside artists working in sound, light, and installation.
