4 Locations
Vinyl is at the heart of Berlin's music culture, from techno and house to jazz, soul and rare second-hand records. Across Kreuzberg, Friedrichshain and Neukölln, vinyl shops draw DJs, collectors and browsers hunting for the perfect record.
This overview gathers Berlin locations for vinyl, from electronic music specialists to all-genre and second-hand record stores. Some focus on new club releases, others on rare finds, reissues and vintage crates.
Browse the shops below to find the best vinyl in Berlin, compare selections and prices, and plan your visit.
In the Reichenberger Kiez, there's a bar that's also a record store: records are for sale in the back room, drinks are served at the front, and a framed photo of Iggy Pop hangs on the wall. The atmosphere is deliberately relaxed, rock 'n' roll plays without pretense. For a quick meal, there's a pizzeria directly opposite, and an afternoon is enough for browsing.
In the Boxhagener quarter sits a small Rock'n'Roll bar whose name points to the English Teddy Boys of the fifties and sixties. Inside there are formica tables under retro lamps, vinyl decor on the walls and a DJ spinning records in the evening. The beer comes from the tap, there are seats outside, and smoking is allowed indoors.
Even if this record store has moved from Mitte to Friedrichshain in the meantime, the name Mitte Musik Recordstore remains, as does the well-assorted range of electronic music!
Loud, louder - Vopo: If you want to have a big impact on your turntable, Vopo Records is the right address! As experts for punk, metal, hardcore and garage, the guys here serve vinyl fans of the harder pace.