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Berlin knows how to throw a party, and celebrating comes naturally in a city famous for its nightlife. Marking a birthday, an anniversary or just the weekend, celebrating here can mean anything from a long dinner to dancing till dawn. This overview gathers Berlin locations built for a good time.
Restaurants and bars with private rooms handle gatherings of every size, while clubs across Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg keep the party going into the next day. Rooftop terraces, karaoke rooms and event spaces add variety, and many venues help with catering and drinks packages. The city rarely runs short of reasons to celebrate.
Browse the venues below to find the best spots for celebrating across Berlin, from dinners to dance floors.
Located in Lübben, in the heart of Brandenburg's Spreewald, Haus Burglehn is a historic venue that impresses with its spacious ballroom, a dreamlike garden, and regional cuisine of the highest standard, making it equally suitable for weddings, corporate events, and themed evenings.
A over 100-year-old Dutch two-masted ship, moored in the heart of Köpenick's old town, where the Dahme and Spree rivers meet: The restaurant ship arsVivendi combines maritime ambiance with a historic backdrop and is Berlin's most charming address for dining on the water.
Berlin's only strip club for women, right at Potsdamer Platz in Mitte: The Sixx Paxx Theater & Ladies Club combines a thrilling male show with a subsequent club night exclusively without male guests. If you're planning a bachelorette party that will be remembered, this is the perfect place.
Located directly on Lindenstraße in Köpenick, ALS Boat Rental offers motorboats, houseboats, rafts, and canoes ready to explore Berlin's waters. Enjoy a license-free journey on the Dahme, Müggelspree, or Müggelsee: Your easy start into Berlin's water life begins here.
Berlin's largest karaoke bar in Schöneberg is particularly popular as a venue for bachelorette parties.
The wine house dates back to 1779 and was a Royal Court Supplier from 1824. Today, it is located on Luisenstraße behind the Reichstag. Celebrations are held in the Weinbogen, an entire arch of the city railway accommodating 130 guests, in the wine shop among wine barrels, or in two cellar private rooms for eight people or more. Over 100 selected wines are available.
Between Alexanderplatz and Hackescher Markt lies a bar that literally takes its guests' breath away: The Icebar Berlin keeps its rooms cooled to minus ten degrees Celsius, transforming an evening in Berlin into a 19th-century Arctic polar expedition.
The Kitty Cheng Bar at Torstraße 99 in Mitte is arguably Berlin's most charming transition from after-work drinks to the night: a compact, trendy bar with baroque kitsch, high-quality cocktails, and hip-hop sounds that quickly turn a relaxed after-work drink into a long night.
Just behind Berlin's city limits, in Großbeeren, Brandenburg, Schloss Diedersdorf awaits with one of the most versatile event ensembles in the capital region. Historic estate buildings, an expansive castle park, and seven different locations create the setting for events ranging from intimate celebrations to grand spectacles.
The Soda at the Kulturbrauerei is not only one of Berlin's biggest clubs, it makes culture danceable!
Germany's first dark restaurant is located on Saarbrücker Straße and has been serving completely without light for years. At unsicht-Bar Berlin, formerly known as Nocti Vagus, blind service staff guides guests through the evening.
Ethiopia in Schöneberg: At Bejte Ethiopia on Zietenstraße, people have been eating with their hands for over two decades, and coffee beans are freshly roasted in the room at 8 PM. You rarely get further away from Berlin with a dinner.
Out of the city, into the stable: Ewaldhof in Strausberg, located on the edge of the Märkische Schweiz, transforms the bachelorette party into an experience with horses, carriage rides, and a farm atmosphere far away from Berlin's daily grind.
The Humboldthain Club in Wedding stands for Berlin club culture with a neighborhood vibe, where techno and house meet table tennis, and the garden becomes the heart of the night on warm summer evenings.
Since 2013, Berlin's most famous cultural rooftop garden has been located on the top parking deck of the Neukölln Arcaden. The Klunkerkranich combines an open-air club, rooftop bar, and cultural venue with panoramic views over the city.
In Berlin's Reinickendorf North stands a hand-embroidered Moroccan royal tent that takes wedding couples on a journey into the world of 1001 Nights. MADI - Zelt der Sinne combines oriental cuisine, belly dancing, and artistry to create a wedding experience far beyond classic banquet halls.
The building on Bebelplatz was the headquarters of Dresdner Bank until 1945; since 2006, it has been a hotel. The ballroom is the old cashier's hall with a ten-meter-high glass ceiling and accommodates 250 guests, while the rooftop terrace holds 40. As a romantic wedding venue in Berlin-Mitte, the hotel has 145 rooms, so the wedding party can stay where they celebrated.
Tresor opened in 1991 in the vault of the Wertheim department store and has been operating since 2007 in the disused power plant on Köpenicker Straße, complete with built-in original lockers. A thirty-meter tunnel leads into the Vault, while House music plays in the Globus. Of all techno clubs in Berlin, this one has the longest Detroit connection.
Club der Visionäre is a wooden structure on the Flutgraben with a single floor where a maximum of fifty people can dance. There are also jetties over the water, a willow tree above the dance floor, and its own pizzeria. Among Berlin's techno clubs, it is the smallest and has the lowest entry fee; Ricardo Villalobos became famous here.
Located on Pichelssee in Spandau, Marina Base is Berlin's hub for raft and boat tours on the Havel, offering options for small groups as well as parties of up to 30 people. If you want to experience Berlin from the water, this is the place to be.
The MS Hoppetosse is an excursion steamer from 1928, which was sunk in 1944, later salvaged, and in the nineties, cut into pieces and dragged to Berlin. Today it lies in Osthafen, with three decks, featuring Minimal House from the Club der Visionäre team. Of all techno clubs in Berlin, this is the only one where you can experience the sunrise while swaying.
The Arena Club has become one of the best addresses of the European music scene.
The 2BE Club is closed. Please send recommendations via e-mail to [email protected]!
St. Georg club is currently CLOSED.
The Kalkscheune event venue is located in the immediate vicinity of Friedrichstraße, where various events can be held in the charming, historic factory building. Unfortunately, prom nights are not part of their portfolio.