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Berlin. One of the world's most liberated cities they say. Famous for its club culture and its history. In this guide, I want to show what makes me love this city so much!
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Berlin
Berlin. One of the world's most liberated cities they say. Famous for its club culture and its history. In this guide, I want to show what makes me love this city so much!
Clubs
Kit Kat Club is famous for its Saturday party, the CarneBall Bizarre. You will not be able to enter in regular street clothes. Bring your fetish outfit instead!
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KitKatClub
1 BrückenstraßeKit Kat Club is famous for its Saturday party, the CarneBall Bizarre. You will not be able to enter in regular street clothes. Bring your fetish outfit instead!
Berghain and its Panorama Bar. The world's most famous club. Number one rule: What happens at Berghain, stays at Berghain. So I won't write more here.
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Panorama Bar
Am Wriezener BahnhofBerghain and its Panorama Bar. The world's most famous club. Number one rule: What happens at Berghain, stays at Berghain. So I won't write more here.
In the 1970s, Metropol was the first club in West Berlin that played a continuous beat, making this the processor to Berlin's techno.
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Metropol
5 NollendorfplatzIn the 1970s, Metropol was the first club in West Berlin that played a continuous beat, making this the processor to Berlin's techno.
SO36 is a Berlin and queer institution, deeply rooted in the history of the city's alternative left scene and politically very active for marginalized communities.
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SO36
190 OranienstraßeSO36 is a Berlin and queer institution, deeply rooted in the history of the city's alternative left scene and politically very active for marginalized communities.
Germany's oldest queer club is a result of the emergence of the gay movement of the 1970s in West Berlin. In the 1980s, it was doing a lot of political and care work in light of the AIDS pandemic. Also today it is a hallmark example of how Berlin clubs are also politically very active and engaged for several marginalized communities.
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SchwuZ
26 RollbergstraßeGermany's oldest queer club is a result of the emergence of the gay movement of the 1970s in West Berlin. In the 1980s, it was doing a lot of political and care work in light of the AIDS pandemic. Also today it is a hallmark example of how Berlin clubs are also politically very active and engaged for several marginalized communities.
Discover the origins of Berlin Techno. In the early 90s, Tresor Club brought Techno DJs from Detroit's Black community to Berlin. It was here, that Techno found a new home and Berlin developed into the Techno capital it is today.
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Tresor Berlin
70 Köpenicker Str.Discover the origins of Berlin Techno. In the early 90s, Tresor Club brought Techno DJs from Detroit's Black community to Berlin. It was here, that Techno found a new home and Berlin developed into the Techno capital it is today.
Bars
My favourite bar! Come here on a Monday night after 10 pm and spin the wheel! Careful: You might have to be topless for 30 minutes if the wheel says so!
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Roses
187 OranienstraßeMy favourite bar! Come here on a Monday night after 10 pm and spin the wheel! Careful: You might have to be topless for 30 minutes if the wheel says so!
Monster Ronsons Ichiban Karaoke
34 Warschauer Str.Berlin's best karaoke place!
Südblock
1-2 AdmiralstraßeQueer bar/restaurant/cultural center.
Queer & Sexual History
Close to the former location of the world's first institute of sexual science. This place is an important stop in my guided tour about Berlin's History of Sex in Augmented Reality where I tell you everything about the institute, the world's first queer & trans* emancipation movement, the sex museum, and the eradication by Nazi Germany.
Memorial to the first gay emancipation movement
Magnus-Hirschfeld-UferClose to the former location of the world's first institute of sexual science. This place is an important stop in my guided tour about Berlin's History of Sex in Augmented Reality where I tell you everything about the institute, the world's first queer & trans* emancipation movement, the sex museum, and the eradication by Nazi Germany.
The Nazis committed the world's most gruesome mass murder of LGBTIQ people. This memorial remembers them.
Memorial to Homosexuals Persecuted Under Nazism
EbertstraßeThe Nazis committed the world's most gruesome mass murder of LGBTIQ people. This memorial remembers them.
There is nothing anymore to see here but in the 1920s this place hosted one of Berlin's most famous lesbian bars that even saw Marlene Dietrich as a visitor. Book my tour at BerlinGuide.de to learn more about this place.
Schwerinstraße 13
13 SchwerinstraßeThere is nothing anymore to see here but in the 1920s this place hosted one of Berlin's most famous lesbian bars that even saw Marlene Dietrich as a visitor. Book my tour at BerlinGuide.de to learn more about this place.
Christopher Isherwood, one of the most influential English novelists of the 20th Century, used to live here from 1929 until 1933 when the Nazis seized power.
Nollendorfstraße 17
17 NollendorfstraßeChristopher Isherwood, one of the most influential English novelists of the 20th Century, used to live here from 1929 until 1933 when the Nazis seized power.
The Berghain of its time: 1920's Eldorado was world-famous, especially for the wide variety of drags, trans*, and gender-diverse people visiting the club! The club even saw high the Nazi official and openly gay Ernst Röhm as visitor. Learn more about this place in my guided tour: BerlinGuide.de
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SPEISEKAMMER im Eldorado
24 MotzstraßeThe Berghain of its time: 1920's Eldorado was world-famous, especially for the wide variety of drags, trans*, and gender-diverse people visiting the club! The club even saw high the Nazi official and openly gay Ernst Röhm as visitor. Learn more about this place in my guided tour: BerlinGuide.de
A gay club today but in the 1970s this building was the birth place of Berlin's modern club culture when trans* woman Romy Haag opened her famous "Chez Romy Haag" here in West Berlin's sex work district. The club attracted world-famous celebrities like the Rolling Stones, Tina Turner, Freddie Mercury, and David Bowie who had a short relationship with Romy Haag.
Connection
33 FuggerstraßeA gay club today but in the 1970s this building was the birth place of Berlin's modern club culture when trans* woman Romy Haag opened her famous "Chez Romy Haag" here in West Berlin's sex work district. The club attracted world-famous celebrities like the Rolling Stones, Tina Turner, Freddie Mercury, and David Bowie who had a short relationship with Romy Haag.
Sightseeing
A hotspot of culture, bars, clubs, cafés, and restaurants. Visit this place if you want a true Berlin experience!
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RAW-Gelände
99 Revaler Str.A hotspot of culture, bars, clubs, cafés, and restaurants. Visit this place if you want a true Berlin experience!
Museum Island
Some of Berlin's most famous museums!
Beautiful walk along the canal. On some days with huge and famous street/flea market.
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Maybachufer
MaybachuferBeautiful walk along the canal. On some days with huge and famous street/flea market.
East Side Gallery
3-100 MühlenstraßeDiscover the Berlin Wall along the Spree river.
One of the most amazing places in Berlin! Bars, restaurants, and culture at a beautiful riverbank!
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Holzmarkt
25 HolzmarktstraßeOne of the most amazing places in Berlin! Bars, restaurants, and culture at a beautiful riverbank!
Food scene
One of our favourite restaurants. In our opinion, it has Berlin's best peanut butter sauce!
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Tianfuzius 天府子
1 Regensburger Str.One of our favourite restaurants. In our opinion, it has Berlin's best peanut butter sauce!
Amazing Vietnamese food in a beautiful neighbourhood, very popular!
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Good Morning Vietnam
60 Alte Schönhauser Str.Amazing Vietnamese food in a beautiful neighbourhood, very popular!
Försters - das vegane Restaurant
2a DunckerstraßeDelicious food in a beautiful and stylish restaurant.
Sunshine Vegan Berlin
5 FalckensteinstraßeOne of our favorite restaurants in vibrant Kreuzberg!
Con Tho
16 HasenheideVery beautiful restaurant with gorgeous outside eating area.
Neighborhoods
Boxhagener Kiez around Boxhagener Platz is full of amazing little specialized and second-hand shops, as well as quaint cafés, lively bars, and delicious restaurants. Definitely worth it!
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Boxhagener Platz
75 Grünberger Str.Boxhagener Kiez around Boxhagener Platz is full of amazing little specialized and second-hand shops, as well as quaint cafés, lively bars, and delicious restaurants. Definitely worth it!