As the name implies, the door is a significant factor in this bar, particularly because it can be rather hard to navigate past it. The Green Door is one of Berlin's prime spots for "seeing and being seen." The clientele is a homogeneous display of chic, as the Green Door is a firm favorite among Berlin's glittering VIPs. That said, they serve great cocktails at prices that are comparable to other bars in the area. The interior oozes charm with its long wooden counter and copious amounts of green-colored kitsch. To sum up, this is a great place for a late-night drink or two.
The clientele of this techno factory is made up of an eclectic mix of hipsters, university professors, gays and other curious clubbers. Offering three colossal-sized stories notable for their clean, clever industrial design, Berghain hosts numerous bars, clubs, darkrooms, a biergarten, a separate garden for relaxing, an ice cream bar and endless amounts of chill-out space complete with cushy sofas and semi-private sitting cabins. The former power plant's mammoth size and hedonistic rawness guarantee a unique experience.
Founded in 1977 as a human rights group comprising of social workers who had taken up issues regarding homosexuality, Schwuz has evolved from being a small organization to a nightclub that is on the hot-list for the hip and happening. From regularly hosting theme-based parties to holding press conferences and AIDS awareness campaigns, Schwuz misses nothing. The early morning timings allow guests to party even after the sun has risen. Electronic dance music, pop, retro, indie, Schwuz does it all. One can also attend other events such as book readings and concerts.
One of the best techno clubs in the world, Tresor Berlin has a long history and is one of the premier addresses for well-known DJs, such as Dr. Motte, Rok, Jeff Mills and Tanith. The crowd is a mixture of those who know the scene, those who are just curious, and big techno followers from all over Europe. A visit to this trendy venue must be on your Berlin to-do list.
A mythical story from Greek mythology narrates that Sisyphos was a person who was condemned with a punishment to roll a huge stone on a hill for all his life. However, at this club you are expected to party over and over again. Sisyphos is more like a festival than a nightclub and has a dance floor, a dedicated section where guests can enjoy drinks and food, with many local and international artists performing here from time to time. Artificial flowers, dolls, and odd looking objects form a part of the interior decoration. The place is dimly lit and disco balls add to the fun and vibrant look of the club. Vegetarian pizzas, burgers and other bar snacks and drinks can be enjoyed on the extended patio. Sisyphos will give you a punchy taste of Berlin's nightlife. Make sure to get in late as that is when all the fun begins!
Named after the Kreuzberg's historic postal code, SO36 is one of the most legendary clubs in Berlin. SO36 became internationally known in the 1970s for its punk rock music concerts where Iggy Pop and David Bowie often stopped by. In 1979 the club started to focus on new wave music as well as punk. Today SO36 is a cult venue for techno music, karaoke competitions, gay nights and much, much more. You will find people of every age, gender, sexual orientation and nationality partying here. This is the real Kreuzberg.
Tucked away in Neukölln, Privatbrauerei Am Rollberg is a hidden gem that every beer-lover should visit. Now, Berlin has its fair share of microbreweries, but this little treasure is one of the finest of the lot. Housed within an old factory, the brewery features a biergarten where you can relax and sip on thoroughbred German beers and ales. Rollberg also has barbecue pits where you can bring your own food to BBQ. Needless to say it makes for a fun experience. Top picks at Privatbrauerei Am Rollberg include their Red and the Pilsner. If you're a beer-lover, you shouldn't miss out on this one!
Nestled in an easy to miss corner, this bar is nothing short of legendary. From the huge antique till behind the bar to the bar's name itself - Stagger Lee is a 1920s folk song about a violent pimp from Missouri - this bar is one of Berlin's wildest. Crowds of rockabilly greasers, friends on the town, and people dressed head-to-toe in tweed jostle at the bar for one of Stagger Lee's famous cocktails. The bar hosts exciting themed nights and live music sessions that are sure to thrill.
Mano Café is the place for bohemians who love to swig cocktails, smoke and listen to groovy music till the wee hours of dawn. The interiors feature unusual decor with lime green walls, palm trees, floral arrangements, large windows and red curtains. Colorful chairs and sofas are strewn all over the floor and the shelves hold a few books, making it resemble a cozy living room. It is best known for novel cocktails with attractive garnishes and coffees with intense flavors. The food menu includes home-baked vegan cakes made using soy milk and Spanish delights. This bar regularly organizes musicals, poetry and book readings for adults and children alike.
Schwarze Traube has a beautiful rustic charm due to its baroque-style interiors, spacious seating arrangements and exposed brick walls that sets a perfect mood for you to enjoy some of the best mixed drinks in the neighborhood. The owners at Schwarze Traube are very friendly and warm, just like the rest of the staff. This is a place to take friends and coworkers, but if you are alone, the polite bartender will inevitably strike up a conversation with you. Their menu is beautiful poetry in motion, like little love stories being told through delicious mixed drinks.
Formerly called the Helmut Kohl, Schloss Neuschweinsteiger is tucked away on a quiet street. Minimalist in look with its bare wooden floorboards, dark wood chairs and tables, and candles, it is a popular haunt among the hipsters. From karaoke, DJs to live gigs and movie screenings, there is never a dull moment at this affable bar. Take a sip of skillfully prepared cocktails, beer or whiskey from their well-stocked bar and enjoy their happy hour.
Limonadier is passionate about bartending. A good bartender knows how to mix his drinks and make his clients happy. That's what they do at this stylish 1920s themed bar. With a vast range of classic cocktails and liquor, it is a nice spot to hangout with friends. Enjoy their happy hour with a sip of Limonadier Lemonade or Berlin at Night.