Close to the subway station Schönleinstraße you can find one of Berlin’s most famous pubs: Schlawinchen. Since 1979 the bar offers an uninterrupted service. Here people of all kinds and ages gather together. Students and tourist love that bar just as much as the Berlin grandpa from next door. Schlawinchen is an institution and opens up its doors 24/7 for anyone stopping by – no matter where you’re from or where you want to go. During the nights Berlin’s party people love to hang out here, right before dawn tourist are amazed by the opening hours as well as the very fair prices and during the days people from the neighborhood are among the regular guests.
Dark wooden furniture dominates the bar where smoking is still allowed. The ceiling and walls are full of old tin-plate signs, paintings and other stuff. A foosball table and the bar counter are equally famous among the guests. Even though some might consider the atmosphere a little too dark, the pub Schlawinchen definitely is one of a kind and scores with its very own charm, which is just one of the reason why it could keep up with all the other hip and trendy cafés and bars over decades.
