Berghain

Opened in 2004 in a former power plant near Ostbahnhof, Berghain is widely regarded as the world’s most famous techno club. Known for its industrial architecture, strict door policy, and marathon parties, it has become a symbol of Berlin’s underground culture. The sound system is legendary, delivering uncompromising techno and house from artists such as Ben Klock, Marcel Dettmann, and Len Faki. With its cathedral-like main floor, intimate Panorama Bar, and unmatched aura of exclusivity, Berghain remains a global mecca for electronic music lovers.