Berlin is famed the world over for its diversity of nightlife, never-ending nightclubs and anything-goes attitude. There's a very good spread of establishments, from old-school corner pubs (Kneipen) ...

What is Berlin’s biggest claim to fame? Some may say history or culture. But others may say nightlife, and they wouldn’t necessarily be wrong. It seems like the capital of Germany has been teaching ...

Amber's in Manchester has been operating a no-phones policy since opening in December 2024. Similarly, singers and performers ...

Ever since the Berlin Wall fell in 1989, nightlife and clubbing have become entrenched in the culture of the German capital, and the city has earned a partying reputation that it's proud of. As the ...

BERLIN — For those who haven't experienced it, a night at a club in Berlin can be reduced to a math equation whose first variable is the best club you've been to. "Berlin nightlife is, let's say, what ...

Berlin is dark. Perhaps it’s the strange barometric pressure of this city built on swampland, the sparsity of its urban ...

The music is harsh, the clubs are dilapidated, the drugs and sex are out in the open and they don't shock anyone too much. All this seems to coexist without major tensions because Berlin is a city of ...

It was 11 a.m. on a sunny Saturday. I had been dancing at Berghain, the mega club, for five hours, and time had disappeared, as it always does in Berlin. It was mid-April, and the city was beginning ...

Berlin's club culture used to bring in people from all over the world, but the clubs have been closed for about 18 months. They're one of the last parts of the German economy to stay locked down ...

Nights in Berlin — normally filled with music, laughter and drinks — have been eerily quiet for the last few months as Germany battles the coronavirus pandemic. While some parts of the country’s ...

Berlin's famous nightclub scene has been shut down during the pandemic and the city is running an experiment to see whether it's safe to reopen. Berlin's club culture used to bring in people from all ...