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4.8
Right on the Spree in Treptow, Berlin dances as long as the sun shines. ELSE is the seasonal open-air counterpart of Salon zur Wilden Renate, offering house and techno on wooden floorboards with a view of the water.
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Weekend
7 Locations
The weekend is when Berlin truly comes alive, from marathon clubbing to long brunches and flea markets. Whatever your pace, the weekend here offers endless ways to fill it. This overview gathers Berlin locations for the days off.
Clubs run from Friday night into Monday morning, while cafes lay on lazy brunches and markets at Mauerpark and Boxhagener Platz draw the crowds. Parks, lakes and museums fill the daytime, and the nightlife takes over after dark. From wild nights to gentle strolls, the city packs a lot into two days.
Browse the venues below to plan a weekend across Berlin, from clubbing to brunch and markets.
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4.7
Where Bar 25 once wrote Berlin club history, today the Kater Club stands on the Spree riverbank in Friedrichshain: an open-air club that has made the long weekend from Friday to Monday its principle.
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4.7
Located on the site of a former dog biscuit factory in Rummelsburg, Sisyphos celebrates non-stop from Friday to Monday, combining techno and house with a labyrinthine outdoor area full of sand, a pond, and art installations.
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4.3
Where Treptow meets Kreuzberg at Flutgraben, stands one of Berlin's most famous open-air clubs. A wooden deck, weeping willow, and canal water are as much a part of Club der Visionäre as relaxed minimal techno.
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4.2
Kreuzberg, right by the lock to the Landwehrkanal: Birgit is a beer garden, open-air club, and fairground all in one. Relaxed during the day, at night dancing under the open sky until morning.
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3.9
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.
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The artist Salvador Dalí was not only surrealist par excellence but also an avowed dandy.
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