Located at Weißfrauenstraße 12-16 in Frankfurt am Main, the Velvet Club stands out as a premier party venue in the city's vibrant nightlife. Spanning three floors with two bars, it accommodates up to 700 guests in a luxurious setting featuring modern fixtures, thumping bass, and high-energy music.
Patrons experience a dynamic blend of hip-hop, house tracks, and chart-topping hits spun by rotating talented DJs. Beyond standard parties, the club hosts stage shows, live performances, and exclusive events that elevate the night. Conveniently positioned near the city center with excellent public transport links, it's easily accessible. The Velvet Bar opens daily in the evening, while the main club kicks off on Fridays and Saturdays into the early hours. Perfect for those seeking an unforgettable celebration.
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Friday: 22:00 - 05:00
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Sunday: 18:00 - 02:00
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