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Some Berlin venues carry a real celebrity factor, the places where stars are spotted and the glamour flows. From premiere parties to see and be seen restaurants, the celebrity factor here draws a certain crowd. This overview gathers Berlin locations with a touch of stardust.
Grand hotels, exclusive clubs and fashionable restaurants around Mitte and Charlottenburg attract visiting stars, especially during the Berlinale film festival. Rooftop bars and gallery openings add to the buzz, and waxwork attractions let anyone pose with the famous. The city keeps a cooler attitude than most, but the sparkle is there.
Browse the venues below to find the celebrity factor across Berlin, from premiere parties to see and be seen spots.
Cafe Moskau on Karl-Marx-Allee in Berlin-Mitte is no ordinary club. The listed GDR building from 1964 attracts celebrities from sports, film, and music, as well as anyone looking for an extraordinary location. History and Berlin nightlife in one building.
In Berlin-Mitte, just around the corner from Alexanderplatz, lies one of the few locations that doesn't just metaphorically roll out the red carpet. The Grand combines a club, bar, and upscale event spaces across approximately 1,000 square meters – and has been attracting celebrities from sports, TV, and music for years.
Where Kreuzberg meets the Spree, one of Berlin's most glamorous club restaurants resides: Spindler & Klatt, in a former industrial hall on Köpenicker Straße, has been attracting celebrities from all over the world to the banks of the Mediaspree for years. Dinner, lounge, and club in one, with a pontoon terrace and a view of the Oberbaumbrücke.
With its relaxed atmosphere, Lokschuppen on the RAW site in Friedrichshain is one of the most popular electro clubs in the capital.
The Grand in Berlin-Mitte was long one of the most remarkable addresses for steak in Berlin: a listed building from 1842, a monumental chandelier, and cuts from all over the world on the plate. Since July 2024, the restaurant has ceased operations.
Pauly Saal is located in a former School for Jewish Girls and was awarded one Michelin star. It is without a doubt the meeting place of stars, creative people and hipsters at Berlin-Mitte.
The Adagio Club is closed. Please send recommendations via e-mail to [email protected]!
The Grosz is a mix of coffee house, restaurant, and bar. It is operated by Borchardt owner Roland Mary. And just like at Borchardt, the celebrity density at Grosz on Kudamm is high. Famous actors and show people mingle here with businesspeople, West Berlin society ladies, and tourists.
The Adagio at Potsdamer Platz closes its doors at the end of May 2017. The editorial team gladly accepts new tips via email: [email protected]
The 40 Seconds is currently closed for renovations. We gladly accept location tips via email: [email protected]