After Work in der Trompete

Since 2000, one of Berlin's most enduring after-work venues has stood on Lützowplatz in Tiergarten: the Trompete. On Thursday evenings, the elegant cellar lounge transforms into a place where the end of the workday is celebrated exuberantly, with radioeins DJs, soul, house, and cocktails deep into the night.

After Work at Trompete: Berlin’s Thursday Ritual

Founded in 2000 by actor Ben Becker and techno pioneer Dimitri Hegemann, Trompete is considered the original mother of Berlin’s after-work parties. Since then, the club on Lützowplatz has achieved cult status. On Thursdays, what starts early here only ends late elsewhere. Drinks are served from 19:00, dancing begins at 21:00. Radioeins DJs take over the decks from 21:00, and by 22:00, the dance floor is packed with really good music. The program is refreshingly diverse: hip-hop classics, rock anthems, RnB hits, soul ballads, and earworms from the 80s ensure that hardly anyone remains seated.

Retro Charm and a Genuine Berlin Audience

The elegant and cozy cellar lounge on Lützowplatz has a true club character. The club is decorated in warm retro colors, with comfortable velvet and leather armchairs inviting you to relax. The retro bar is a real eye-catcher and attracts a mixed but style-conscious crowd. Luxurious leather sofas are available in the antechamber, though they often remain empty because everyone wants to be on the dance floor. So, if you really want to unwind after a long day at work, this is the right place. Well-known Radio eins presenters ensure a party atmosphere even before midnight. Additionally, a large selection of exotic cocktails also attracts those who prefer to take the evening easy. Trompete thus remains what it always was: one of Berlin’s most reliable after-work locations.