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Dancing is at the heart of Berlin, from all-night clubs to salsa bars and ballroom studios. Across Friedrichshain, Kreuzberg and Mitte, dancing means everything from techno and house to tango, swing and Latin nights.
This overview gathers Berlin locations for dancing, from legendary clubs to dance schools and social floors. Some focus on electronic music and long nights, others on partner dances, courses and themed parties.
Browse the venues below to find the best dancing in Berlin, compare programmes and prices, and plan your night out.
New Year's Eve 2025 at Oxymoron Berlin: A six-course menu featuring vegetarian and classic highlights awaits guests in the stylish Art Nouveau courtyard of the Hackesche Höfe. Starting with a Crémant aperitif and tuna tartare, the truffled black salsify cream soup and venison medallions are among the highlights.
Since 1913, Clärchens Ballhaus in Berlin-Mitte has stood for what this city does best: bringing people together. In the historic Spiegelsaal (Mirror Hall), dance history meets a vibrant present, and those who come alone rarely go home alone.
Cumbancha in Möckernstraße in Kreuzberg has had one of the largest schedules among salsa dance schools in Berlin since 2000: over 35 courses per week in Salsa Cubana, L.A. and New York Style, plus Bachata and Kizomba. Thanks to online registration and taxi dancers, no partner is needed. For beginners: trial lesson for 10 Euros, followed by OpenClasses.
Café Keese on Bismarckstrasse in Charlottenburg has been a dance hall since 1966, featuring table telephones, around 400 seats, and an 80-square-meter dance floor. Tuesdays offer Disco Fox with a free taster course, and Sundays feature dance tea with bingo.
If you want to end your week's start with some sporty fun, just roll into SO36 on Oranienstraße in Kreuzberg. The legendary punk and rock club transforms several times a month into a roller disco, with funk, hip-hop, and roller boogie providing the soundtrack. Roller skate novices and pros share the same venerable dance floor during this after-work event.
A long and vivid night with electro beats and underground feeling, all with industrial chic.
If you like to drink a beer with friends in a surf, tiki and rock'n'roll atmosphere, meet new people and listen to rock and roll music in style, then the Moja is the place for you.
In terms of nightlife, the Festsaal Kreuzberg (ballroom Kreuzberg) was an institution in Berlin. The shock was great when the club burned down in 2013. It has reopened in 2017, under the same name, but at the premises of the now-Geschlossen White Trash in Treptow.
The Traumtänzer dance school teaches New York Style Salsa in the historic Tempelhof Airport, with four air-conditioned halls and free parking right outside. The Salsa Level 1 course includes six 75-minute sessions for 88 Euros, Bachata is included. For singles, there is Salsa SoloStyle, where you learn Salsa in Berlin completely without a dance partner.
In the airy heights of the 20th floor of the Europacenter celebrities like Beyoncé and German stars Oliver Pocher and Günter Jauch have had a bash.
Founded in 1996, Club Latino is the oldest address for salsa in Potsdam and will celebrate its 30th anniversary in 2026. Cuban Salsa and Rueda de Casino are taught at Lindenpark Babelsberg; an eight-session course costs 68 Euros. For anyone looking for salsa courses around Berlin, this means: fixed groups and parties with free dance instruction.
Dance, acrobatics, and stage experience in Prenzlauer Berg: THE CENTER School of Performing Arts offers weekly holiday camps in English for children and teens during the summer holidays, culminating in a real performance for the family at the end of the week.
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.
The Ballhaus Berlin starts the year with a great New Year's Eve party with buffet.
The New Year's Eve Party at Clärchens Ballhaus is one the most popular parties in Berlin. Dine and dance in the Mirror Hall to welcome the new year!
MiSalsa at Richard-Wagner-Platz in Charlottenburg teaches Salsa using its own method focused on rhythm and body feeling, instructed by Latin American dance teachers Humberto and Nataly. The Salsa course in Berlin runs in four-week blocks, with Basic Level 1 costing 70 Euros. For those who want to delve deeper, a three-level dance instructor training is available here.
Soultrade Recordstore in Neukölln is Berlin's go-to spot for black music on vinyl: Soul, Funk, Jazz, Hip Hop, and Afrobeats, expertly curated by people who truly understand their craft. If you're looking for rare originals, limited reissues, or quality used records, Sanderstraße is the right place.
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.
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.
TanzSuite dances on the 13th floor of PlaceOne at Strausberger Platz, with panoramic views over Berlin and its own Panorama Dance Bar. Since 2003, over fifty courses per week have been offered here, from Standard and Latin to Salsa and Discofox to Lindy Hop. As an indoor sport in the rain, the trial lesson in most courses is free.
A children's birthday party at the KLAX Creative Workshop for children guarantees a good mood, because here you can do pottery, build, paint, or delve into technical questions, depending on your interests!
The Hafenbar in Karl-Liebknecht Straße in Mitte is a mix of a fun Schlager disco and a bar with a pirate feeling.
Zum Starken August translates to “The Strong August” and is an event café and craft beer bar with circus atmosphere in Berlin. August” hosts extraordinary shows and creates circus moments for everyone.
The "Privatclub" (private club) in Berlin-Kreuzberg stands for handpicked, up-and-coming bands away from the trends. Musically everything is represented from the eighties over Hip Hop, Soul, Funk up to honest Rock'n'Roll.
Salsa4Water Berlin at Fischerinsel in Mitte is a volunteer-run salsa school, whose entire profits go to Welthungerhilfe's water projects in Malawi. Salsa Cubana is taught in four levels in English, and the Absolute Beginners class is always free. For the salsa course in Berlin, this means: dance for 7 Euros per hour and donate at the same time.