Girls Town is a vibrant FLINTA* party series in Berlin, creating a safe haven for women, lesbians, inter, non-binary, trans, bisexual, and agender individuals. Queer friends are warmly welcomed. Held in various iconic city clubs, these events deliver a sexy, glamorous, and cosmopolitan vibe dominated by joyful femininity.
The nights feature multiple dance floors: a main area pulsing with pop, charts, house, and hip hop, alongside a smaller space for curated sounds and special line-ups. The music mix caters to dancing, relaxing, or mingling, capturing Berlin's eclectic nightlife spirit.
Key highlights include the dedicated safer space policy ensuring protection and inclusivity, collaborations with venues like Gretchen and SO36, and a celebration of diversity where everyone can be themselves. Girls Town embodies the essence of Berlin's queer scene, offering unforgettable nights centered on love and freedom.
Hotels near Girls Town
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Nearby Locations
Club Gretchen
Untertage
BOILER Gay Sauna Berlin
Der Boiler
BKA Theater
Pension Kreuzberg
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: Closed
Friday: Closed
Saturday: 22:00 - 05:00
Sunday: Closed
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