Berlin gay sex club

The club hosts a variety of events, including techno and house music parties, fetish parties, and swingers' parties. While this may have been an extenuating circumstance, considering this was right after COVID when clubs just started re-opening, Berghain is just as famous for its atmosphere as it is for its lines.

This Instagram account is currently the most robust solution to figuring out how long the lines are before going 🤣:

Some tips:

• Okay, so cutting is unethical, and I hate to admit it, but all the regulars tend to do it.

  Though the city’s radically queer character was dampened as the 20th century wore on, the late 90s and early 2000s saw a revitalization of a legendary nightlife scene that is only getting bigger. It is definitely a safe space, which isn't always the case for clubs like Berghain and KitKat.

  I would say it is a good back-up in case other options fail, or if you just want an easy option, as lines and bouncers are much better than most places in Berlin!

  It will forever be a symbol for Berlin's queer culture.

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  I will knock off a star, however, as it is not your standard Berlin atmosphere. I remember waiting for 30ish minutes before a worker cleared out the place saying it needed to be cleaned. If someone doesn't get in, well hopefully they have a plan B 🙈.

• Look like you are a seasoned raver, so ideally wear black and/or dress slutty.

  There are plenty of private booths for shyer songbirds, but the real magic happens in the main room. You’ll find the cream of the Berlin queer scene here, as well as the occasional international celeb slumming it in style (Rupert Everett and, erm, Tara Reid have both been spotted here). Think again, my friend.

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