About E.D.K.
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E.D.K. is a house club located in Hamburg-Neustadt, distinguished by its distinctive design and diverse musical programming. The venue features a unique architectural aesthetic that creates an engaging atmosphere for electronic music enthusiasts and dance lovers. The club regularly hosts quality DJ sets and live performances showcasing various facets of electronic music. The combination of contemporary interior design and varied musical offerings makes E.D.K. a popular destination within Hamburg's vibrant club scene. Its convenient location on Gerhardstraße ensures easy accessibility and contributes to its appeal as a premier nightlife venue.
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Opening Hours
- Tuesday
- 00:00 – 04:00
- Friday
- 24 hours
- Saturday
- 24 hours
- Sunday
- 00:00 – 04:00
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