About Tramps
- Bar/
Cafe - Schöneberg
Tramps in Berlin's Schöneberg is a beloved gay bar renowned for its relaxed and welcoming vibe. Nestled in the heart of the gay village, it attracts a diverse crowd of locals and visitors seeking a chill spot for late-night drinks and conversations.
The bar shines with its friendly staff who create a comfortable environment for everyone. One of the rare 24-hour venues around, Tramps is perfect for night owls wanting a quieter scene without thumping music. The drink menu features refreshing beers, potent shots, and standout cocktails like the deceptively strong Pornstar Martini.
With its laid-back atmosphere, it's an ideal hangout for groups or casual evenings. Proximity to other popular spots makes Tramps a key stop in Berlin's vibrant nightlife.
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Nearby Locations
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Opening Hours
- Monday
- 24 hours
- Tuesday
- 24 hours
- Wednesday
- 24 hours
- Thursday · today
- 24 hours
- Friday
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- Saturday
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