Techno-Clubs

The former heating plant at Wriezener Bahnhof is considered the world's most famous institution for electronic music and impresses with its uncompromising Funktion-One sound system. With resident DJs like Ben Klock or Steffi, Berghain offers an intense, raw experience across multiple floors, often lasting until Monday morning.

Heideglühen in Berlin Moabit is a well-established institution for fans of electronic music who appreciate a familiar atmosphere and enjoy partying during the day. Hidden behind a wooden fence near the Beusselstraße S-Bahn station, guests can expect a lovingly designed place that, with its DIY charm, resembles a treehouse more than a classic club.

The Salon zur wilden Renate in Friedrichshain is far more than just a club – it resembles an intricate labyrinth in a former residential building. After its surprising salvation from closure at the end of 2025, this institution of Berlin's club culture remains preserved, continuing to invite to excessive nights across several lovingly decorated floors in 2026.

The Golden Gate, nestled under the S-Bahn arches at Jannowitzbrücke, is a firm institution for anyone seeking pure, raw, no-frills techno. With its legendary, often multi-day opening hours, the small club is considered one of the best addresses for extended after-hours.

Ritter Butzke in Berlin-Kreuzberg is one of the most established venues for electronic dance music, located in the historic halls of a former fittings factory on Moritzplatz. With its lovingly decorated floors, a spacious courtyard, and a consistently solid line-up of techno and tech-house, the club offers a relaxed yet intense party atmosphere.

At ://about blank at Ostkreuz, a politically engaged collective meets bass-heavy nights and one of the city's most beautiful gardens. In its intricate corners and on two floors, night owls celebrate to house, techno, and bass, while in summer, the expansive outdoor area transforms into a relaxed sparkling wine garden.

A long and vivid night with electro beats and underground feeling, all with industrial chic.

With its relaxed atmosphere, Lokschuppen on the RAW site in Friedrichshain is one of the most popular electro clubs in the capital.

Tresor Club is one of the world's most renowned institutions for electronic music, residing in an imposing, disused heating plant in Berlin-Mitte. On multiple levels, visitors can expect a mix of hard techno on the basement-like Tresor floor and driving house in the overlying Globus area.

Club der Visionäre at Flutgraben is a Berlin institution for open-air Minimal Techno, captivating with its wooden sun terrace directly on the water and a relaxed after-hour vibe. Here, the boundaries between day and night blur, while renowned DJs play fine vinyl sets in a familiar atmosphere.