Gleis 9 Bremen stands as a vibrant cornerstone of the city's gay scene, nestled along the lively Börgemeister-Smidt-Straße by the Weser River. This bar captivates with its welcoming vibe, blending sleek contemporary decor with cozy nooks illuminated by soft, ambient lighting that fosters a sense of intimacy and camaraderie.
The menu boasts an impressive selection of cocktails, featuring inventive mixes with fresh ingredients alongside favorite beers and wines. Patrons rave about the daily happy hours and themed nights that draw in the LGBTQ+ crowd and allies alike. It's the ideal spot for casual chats, flirtations, or lively celebrations, especially with weekend DJ sets that energize the atmosphere.
What sets Gleis 9 apart is its stunning river views and proximity to other queer hotspots. Everyone feels at home here, regardless of background or identity. Whether you're stopping by for a post-work drink or kicking off a night out, Gleis 9 delivers an unforgettable experience in the heart of Bremen's inclusive nightlife.
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Recent Events at this Venue
Queer Affair 2.0 meets DJane MOTJE
05/06/2017Queer Affair 2.0 - #BIG Birthday
02/04/2017Queer Affair 2.0 #goes Downtown
11/05/2016Queer Affair 2.0 ? 4th ANNIVERSARY ? DJ Matthew Black
02/06/2016Queer Affair 2.0 - #XMAS Clubbing
12/25/2015? HEUTE? Queer Affair 2.0 - #LOVEMUSIC with CHRIZZY DEE
11/07/2015Queer Affair 2.0 - #SUMMER MADNESS
09/05/2015Queer Affair 2.0 - #ONCEAGAIN (before summer closing)
07/04/2015Nearby Locations
Queer Affair
Traditionelle Thaimassage
Goetheplatz, 28203 Bremen, Deutschland
Tower Musikclub
Shagall Bremen
Radio Kanal BANAL
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