Berghain is one of the most influential techno clubs in the world, housed in a former power station between Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg. The building splits across several floors: the dark main room runs hard techno, the Panorama Bar upstairs leans toward house, and the complex also includes Säule, Halle and the daytime Kantine am Berghain.
The club is closely tied to its own label, Ostgut Ton, and is known for a strict, unpredictable door policy — photography inside is banned outright. Historically, the institution grew out of Berlin's post-reunification fetish and queer club scene, and that history still shapes its self-image; a dedicated awareness section on the website underlines the commitment to a safe space for all guests.
Opening hours and line-ups change weekly, so the official website is the only reliable source.
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