Berghain (Am Wriezener Bahnhof, Berlin, Germany 10243)
The dangerously hip come here to see-and-be-seen. Installed in a renovated old power station, Berghain looks unassuming enough on the outside, but within you'll find an impressive venue packed with the beautiful people of Berlin sweating it out to hard techno and electro. Getting past the doorman here may be akin to customs in LA, so leave the attitude at home. With the beats continuing right through to Sunday afternoons, this is a club for punters with stamina. U-BAHN: Ostbahnhof
The dangerously hip come here to see-and-be-seen. Installed in a renovated old power station, Berghain looks unassuming enough on the outside, but within you'll find an impressive venue packed with the beautiful people of Berlin sweating it out to hard techno and electro. Getting past the doorman here may be akin to customs in LA, so leave the attitude at home. With the beats continuing right through to Sunday afternoons, this is a club for punters with stamina. U-BAHN: Ostbahnhof
Connection Disco (Fuggerstrasse 33, Berlin, Germany 10777 · +49-(0)-30-2181-432)
Attracting the gamut from baby boomers to teens, this two-story dance club offers casual ambience. With an alternative crowd of gay men, there are lots of jeans with leather, and mellow techno tunes. U-BAHN: Wittenberg
Havanna (Hauptstrasse 30, Berlin, Germany 10827 · +49-(0)-30-7848-565)
Berlin's colorful Latin community shares its rich dance and musical heritage at this popular nightclub, located near the post office on Hauptstrasse. Tropical decor, live salsa and merengue pulsating from the sound system, and a youthful clientele eager to show off their best footwork and most stylish duds all combine to make the club's three dance floors among Berlin's hottest spots once the sun goes down. An hour prior to opening, dance classes are offered to novices. U-BAHN: Rathaus Schöneberg or Eisenracher Strasse
Kit Kat Klub (Köpenicker Strasse 76, Berlin, Germany 10179 · +49-(0)-30-278-983-0)
Behind the doors of the notorious Kit Kat Klub, painted ladies (and painted gentlemen) sing and dance as though life in 1930's Berlin were an endless party. But outside those doors, Nazis are marching in the streets, and the stage is being set for the horrors of the Third Reich. U-BAHN: Heinrich-Heine-Str.
"Attracting the gamut from baby boomers to teens, this two-story dance club offers casual ambience."
ReplyDeleteGreat, just what I was hoping for - a nice, quaint little place where some dirty old man can grind all up in my farfegnugen.
Gosh, I hope I can Mapquest it.