Gisela.Club in Dresden transforms an old building into the ultimate house party venue, blending residential charm with club energy. Nestled between housing and industrial areas, it features multiple floors styled like a family home: the living room becomes a spacious dance floor with a large bar, seating, and games; the garage turns into a second dance area with its own bar and gritty workshop vibe. The kitchen doubles as a cloakroom with lounge seating and a dedicated smoking spot, while the bedroom offers chill-out space with a comfy bed and photo booth. A beer garden adds outdoor fun in warmer weather.
The vibe is electric and welcoming, drawing younger crowds and students who pack the floors with lively dancing. Themed nights and special events keep things fresh, alongside cocktails, beer, and thumping music. As an LGBT-friendly spot, Gisela.Club delivers a communal, carefree atmosphere where everyone feels at home – minus the cleanup hassle.
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Recent Events at this Venue
Summer of Love
07/11/2020BOYTOX *Happy New Year* 18.01.20
01/18/2020BOYTOX *Santa dick is coming* 14.12.19
12/14/2019BOYTOX *sports academy* 16.11.2019
11/16/2019Nasty Halloween - Apokalypse Deluxe XII
10/26/2019End of Summer - Liebe,Lack und Lederhose
09/20/2019Nasty Lovely Parade - Summer of Rave
07/27/2019Summer of Love - Berlin Calling - Vol. VII
06/29/2019Nearby Locations
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 18:00 - 05:00
Friday: 22:00 - 05:00
Saturday: 22:00 - 05:00
Sunday: Closed
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