In case you are in Berlin – Germany, be prepared to meet some of the most exciting nights in your life. This is impressed as a lively city for its full night life that will offer many places to suit everyone’s taste. Whether it is Rock n Roll, House music, Clubbing, Drinking, or anything that has to do with subcultures, Berlin is the place. Now let me describe you more detailed the top places to visit in Berlin in the evening.
1. Kreuzberg – the Bohemian Riff of Francisco Franco from Germany
Kreuzberg is a district of former east Berlin, which makes it more or less bohemian, multi-cultural, and, of course, dark. Your first stop should be the Bergmannkiez, with its myriad of small inviting cafe spaces, contemporary drinking spots and quality street food offerings sourced from around the globe. Then take Oranienstraße lined with great bars and clubs to get live music performances, jazz, electronic music and many other types.
Tips:
- Be sure to look for SO36 club, the place is famous for hosting concerts for many years already.
- Go to the Markthalle Neun, an old covered market that turns into a Thursday night food market.
- Experience Currywurst, a popular Berlin street food, at any one of the many snack stalls functional throughout the night in this region.
2. Friedrichshain – venue of outstanding clubs
Kreuzberg’s neighbour, Friedrichshain, is also one of the districts that never sleeps. Night clubs in Friedrichshain target the local people as well as tourists. If you are an admirer of electronic music, do not forget to visit such club as Berghain – they say the parties there last for hours. Watergate is also popular for those who like to have some kind of a relaxed vibe; the club lays directly on the river Spree with stunning views and different types of music.
Tips:
- Some clubs may be crowded, be ready to wait long in lines – it’ll help if you get there early or if you can buy your tickets in advance.
- Do remember that most of the famous clubs have policies that do not allow large groups of people getting in – dress smart, but casually and do not go in large groups.
- Something different can be visited in RAW Gelände – a former industrial zone where in the night clubs and bars operate, as well as street art is located.
3. Mitte – History Meets the nightlife
Mitte still has a historic view of the city and is also a place for nightlife and if you are interested in checking both boxes, then Mitte is the place to be. Starting in Alexanderplatz before moving to Hackescher Markt food and drink, then the Oranienburger Straße area, which ranges from the smart bars and clubs to the street style partying. Here don’t now overlook to visit Clärchens Ballhaus, already opened since 1913, a ballroom beer garden providing the classic feel and live music.
Tips:
- Since they are lit at night you can take a walk along the Unter den Linden boulevard to admire these sights like the Brandenburg Gate and the Berlin Cathedral.
- If you feel lonely and want to try something special then you can go to the Liquidrom – it’s a spa and sauna that plays music and has light shows underwater.
- If you fancy techno then why not go get a pair of pants wet at Tresor – a techno club that is located in an old power plant building. Techno club for over 30 years playing an important role in Berlin’s Techno scene.
4. Prenzlauer Berg – Restaurants, Bars and Pretty Street
Prenzlauer Berg has always been famous for its beautiful streets, local pavements, and the atmosphere of a good Berlin evening – not as wild and noisy as in the case of Kreuzberg. It is a quite popular street that now is filled with comfortable cafes, bars and galleries which are favourite among different people. Food lovers should not overlook Prater Garten, the oldest beer garden in Berlin, where you can taste craft beers and spend time on a terrace.
Tips:
- Card ‘ entertainment’ Mauerpark on a Sunday evening to watch the infamous Bearpit Karaoke where people sang to an audience.
- Visit Club der Visionaere, an open air club situated on Spree River to try one of the amazing dancing experiences.
- The neighborhoods are fantastic, go for the small lanes such as Kollwitzstraße and the Oderberger Straße for shops and bars.
Conclusion
Berlin can be lively in the night; in fact, all the possibilities are incredible. With the punk vibe of Kreuzberg the transfer of the famous club culture of Bahnhof Friedrichshain, the historical area of Mitte and the relaxed boheme of Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin offers something for everyone. As you should visit as many districts as possible, taste typical German cuisine and food which can be found on streets, and get acquainted with Berliner night life. Have a fun time at the night while exploring Berlin!
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