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The club is at the core of Berlin's legendary nightlife, from techno temples to intimate dance floors. Around Friedrichshain, Kreuzberg and the former industrial spaces along the Spree, a club here can keep going from Saturday night well into Monday.

This overview gathers Berlin locations that work as a club, from world-famous techno institutions to smaller, genre-spanning venues. Some focus on electronic music and long nights, others on hip hop, house or live acts.

Browse the venues below to find the best club in Berlin, compare programmes and prices, and plan your night out.

Foto: Wild at Heart
Foto: Wild at Heart
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4.8

Since 1995, the city's most consistent rock 'n' roll club has been located opposite Görlitzer Park. Several times a week, two to three bands play back-to-back, followed by a DJ set. The spectrum ranges from rockabilly and psychobilly to punk and surf, and ska. A dedicated series introduces newcomer bands with free admission.

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Die Leuchtschrift des SO36 am Eingang an der Oranienstraße in Kreuzberg.
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4.8

At Heinrichplatz stands the city's most famous punk address, named after the old postal district Suedost 36. The venue is run by an association, and the programme ranges from hard concerts to the queer series Gayhane and the Roller Disco. The club explicitly takes action against sexist, racist and homophobic behaviour.

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Foto: Privatclub
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4.5

On Skalitzer Straße, behind a brick door with a glowing 'P', a concert club is located in an old post office building. The program alternates between concerts and its own party series, ranging from indie rock and post-punk to darkwave and synth-pop, soul, and reggae. There is a separate ramp entrance for wheelchair users.

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Foto: Silverwings
Foto: Silverwings
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4.5

Inside the old Tempelhof Airport building sits one of the oldest clubs still running in the city. Opened by the Americans over seventy years ago, it carried its name as a US Air Force NCO club back in the days of the Berlin Airlift. Today two floors host Rock'n'Roll, Rockabilly, Independent and Punk, with a large bar in the middle.

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