Suicide Circus is an iconic techno club located in Berlin's Friedrichshain district and stands as one of the city's most established venues. Situated on the RAW grounds, the club features a distinctive industrial aesthetic enhanced by mystical lighting and a professional sound system. The venue offers two dance floors—a spacious indoor area and an open-air section with a garden, perfect for enjoying music during warmer seasons.
The club specializes in electronic music, particularly techno and EDM, with performances from renowned DJs and diverse line-ups that attract visitors from across Berlin and beyond. Known for its relaxed atmosphere and warehouse vibe, Suicide Circus provides an authentic party experience for techno enthusiasts and electronic music lovers. The venue maintains a casual dress code and welcoming environment, making it accessible to both seasoned clubbers and newcomers. With its commitment to quality music programming and community-focused ethos, Suicide Circus remains a cornerstone of Berlin's electronic music scene.
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Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 23:00 - 07:00
Thursday: 23:00 - 07:00
Friday: 23:00 - 09:00
Saturday: 23:00 - 09:00
Sunday: Closed
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