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Berlin at Night: 17 Things to Do at Night in Berlin

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Ali Garland, Berlin expert & long term resident What to Do

Exploring Berlin at night can show you a whole different side to the city. Whether you’re interested in the Berlin nightlife or you want a quieter experience, there are plenty of fun things to do at night in Berlin . You can still enjoy a lot of this city after the sun goes down, and for some people, Berlin’s famous nightlife is their top reason for visiting.

Keep in mind that sunset time varies greatly from summer to winter. That won’t matter for some activities, but for others, when it gets dark can affect what you want to do. Check before you plan your evening activities in Berlin .

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Berlin night tour ideas

Explore Berlin by night with one of these evening tours and activities.

• Spree River Dinner Cruise : Take a river cruise on the Spree that comes with dinner and drinks.
• Berlin Icebar : Experience the coldest bar in Berlin where everything is made with ice; includes coats and 3 drinks.
• TV Tower Dinner Reservation : Enjoy a nice meal with a view from the rotating restaurant at the top of the Berlin TV Tower.
• 3.5-Hour Guided Original Craft Beer Tour : Learn about Berlin’s craft beer scene and taste some of the best craft beer in the city.

Where to go in Berlin at Night

Let’s take a look at some of the best things to do in Berlin at night.

Go up the TV Tower

The TV Tower has some of the best views of Berlin from above . If you go up to the observation level a little before sunset, you’ll get to see the city while it’s still light out, and then watch how the sky and the views change as the sun sets. It’s quite impressive.

Location: Panoramastraße 1A, 10178 Berlin Opening hours: November – March 10 am to 10 pm, April – October 9 am to 11 pm Entrance: starting at 22.50 euros for adults and 12.50 euros for children for viewing platform only

Take photos at Brandenburg Gate

Many Berlin attractions at night are lit up, including Brandenburger Tor, one of Berlin’s most famous landmarks . You can get some really nice pictures here around sunset time, or if you visit after dark, you’ll get a different experience with the lights.

Location: Pariser Platz, 10117 Berlin Opening hours: Open 24 hours a day Entrance: Free

Go to the Liquidrom Spa

Spas are very popular in Germany, and Berlin has several good ones. But the Liquidrom is an interesting place to go in Berlin at night because it’s not your typical spa. Here you can listen to techno music underwater, because Berlin loves its techno, and a few nights a week there’s even a DJ.

Location: Möckernstrasse 10, 10963 Berlin Opening Hours: Sunday – Thursday 9am – midnight; Friday and Saturday 9am – 1am Entrance: starts at 22.50 euros, depends on services

Visit the Reichstag Building

The Reichstag Building is the seat of the German government. Not only that, but you can actually take a free audio tour into the unique glass domed roof.

I recommend visiting while there’s still some light so you can enjoy the views from the rooftop terrace, but since the last entry is at 9:45pm, you can plan your visit to arrive shortly before sunset. That way you can see the views with some daylight and enjoy the sunset as well.

Note that this popular activity must be booked in advance. Read my full guide to booking and taking the Reichstag free audio guide tour .

Location: Platz der Republik 1, 11011 Berlin Hours: Varies Admission: Free for audio guide tour

Stroll down Unter den Linden

One of the most well known streets in Berlin is Unter den Linden. Many important monuments, museums, and other sights are located here. The buildings are gorgeous any time of day, but enjoying these Berlin attractions at night gives you a different perspective. Grab a beer and go for a stroll. Unter den Linden runs between Brandenburger Tor and the Berliner Dom.

See the East Side Gallery

If you’re looking for the best places to visit in Berlin at night, the East Side Gallery is a good one. It’s well lit at night, and since it’s open 24 hours a day, it’s an easy sight to save for after hours when most other museums and attractions are closed. Check out my full article about visiting the East Side Gallery , including how to get there and more.

Location: Mühlenstraße 3-100, 10243 Berlin Opening hours: Open 24 hours a day Entrance: Free

Listen to music

Berlin is also a city that loves music. See a big concert at Olympic Stadium or Mercedes Arena, or for a more intimate setting, seek out a music club. A-Trane is a well known jazz club in Berlin. Exberliner is a good place to look for live music.

Have dinner at Street Food Thursday

This is a hidden gem in Berlin is well known by locals but often missed by tourists. Markthalle Neun is an indoor market in Kreuzberg that focuses on local and organic (Bio in German) produce, meats, cheeses, and other products.

The main market runs on Saturdays and there are some stalls open every day except Sunday. But come on Thursday night for Street Food Thursday. This is a popular event where you can try lots of different and interesting food. It gets crowded though, so bring some patience.

Location: Eisenbahnstraße 42/43, 10997 Berlin Opening Hours: Thursdays 5pm – 10pm (hours are only for Street Food Thursday) Entrance: Free

Berlin is an excellent city for enjoying the arts, so if you’re looking for cultural places to go in Berlin at night, a theater might be perfect. At Friedrichstadt Palast you can see Vegas-style productions and musicals. Listen to an impressive concert at Berliner Philharmonie. Or see an opera at Staatsoper Unter den Linden, Deutsche Oper, or Komische Oper. Fun Berlin fact : Berlin is the only city in the world with three operating opera houses.

Party at the clubs

Berlin nightlife is legendary due to its club scene. Some people plan a trip to Berlin simply to go to clubs, so if it’s high on your list, I totally understand. A few of the most popular clubs in Berlin are Berghain, Watergate, Tresor, Sisyphos, and KitKat.

Be aware that some are harder to get into than others, and not all of them are just about the music. Berghain is world famous and notoriously difficult to get into. And at KitKat, you’re required to leave your clothes at the coat check, so choose your underwear wisely. It doesn’t take too much imagination to understand what kinds of activities happen at that club.

Interested in a cheesy approximation of a club? Check out Teledisko, quite possibly the smallest dance club in the world. It’s basically a phone booth that plays music. You pay a few euros, pick a song, and dance your heart out. You can even pay a little extra for pictures or videos. There are three that I know of, although Google Maps only seems to know of two. They are at RAW , Holzmarkt , and Mercedes Platz .

Go to a bar

Clubbing not your scene? Trust me, I get it. But you can still enjoy the tamer side of Berlin nightlife by having a few drinks at a bar.

There are great bars all over the city, but for a truly amazing experience, try one of these rooftop bars in Berlin where you can have a delicious cocktail with a spectacular view. Or check out Berlin’s craft beer bars for some creative brews.

Another interesting option is the Berlin Icebar. Everything in the bar from the furniture to the glass you drink out of is made of ice. They provide you with a warm coat and gloves, plus your entrance ticket comes with three drinks. You’re sure to have a unique Berlin evening here. Get tickets for the Icebar here .

Book a beer tour for your trip to Berlin

Berlin has a great craft beer scene. Taking a beer tour is the perfect way to try different beers and learn about craft beer here. A knowledgeable guide will bring you to several different places to try different beers.

We’re partial to this craft beer tour since it’s in our neighborhood (Friedrichshain) and we know the bars are top notch: 3.5-Hour Guided Original Craft Beer Tour in Berlin

Take a dinner cruise

A boat tour on the Spree River is a fun way to see some of the sights. But if you’re interested in something a little nicer, why not book an evening in Berlin on a dinner cruise like this one . It combines sightseeing with a 4 course meal and drinks as the boat takes you along the river and past attractions like the Reichstag Building and Museum Island.

Soak up some culture on Long Night of Museums

OK this one is only on one night in Berlin, but it’s a fun one. More than 70 museums stay open late from 6pm to 2am and hold special events like readings, talks, workshops, music, and more. There’s also a shuttle bus that takes you around to the different museums, all under one ticket . This year it takes place on August 24, 2024, so if you’re visiting Berlin in summer , check this out.

Another late night event like this is Botanical Night, this year on July 19-20, 2024. It’s when the Botanical Gardens turns into an enchanted place of lights, music, and illusions.

Enjoy the Festival of Lights

This is another seasonal event, which takes place in autumn in Berlin . For a little over a week, artistic light installations illuminate buildings and landmarks all around the city.

This is one of the free things to do in Berlin at night since the event starts after the sun goes down. The dates for 2024 haven’t been announced yet, but it’s normally in October. Check out my full guide to the Berlin Festival of Lights for more info.

Get festive at the Christmas markets

For several weeks in winter in Berlin , you can enjoy some really fun Christmas markets.

They typically start in mid to late November and end anywhere from December 22 to early January. And while they are enjoyable any time of the day, there’s something magical about going to Christmas markets at night in Berlin.

Relax at a beer garden

Any time from late spring to early autumn, beer gardens are fun places to go at night in Berlin. After a long day of sightseeing, rest your feet and do as the locals do. Grab a beer and chat at a beer garden while enjoying the relaxed atmosphere. Here are a few of our favorite beer gardens in Berlin .

Where to stay in Berlin

Berlin has lots of great neighborhoods for you to stay in and explore. If you’re visiting Berlin for the first time, it might be best for you stay somewhere central.

Many of the attractions are in Mitte or easily connected to Mitte by Berlin’s public transport , so you should stay somewhere in that region. Here are a few hotels we recommend.

BUDGET: Circus Hostel Popular hostel with a bar/brewery downstairs

MIDRANGE: Circus Hotel Centrally located near restaurants & transport

UPSCALE: Westin Grand Centrally located, can chisel off your own piece of the Berlin Wall

UPSCALE: Westin Grand Luxury hotel where you can chisel off your own piece of the Berlin Wall

APARTMENT: Adina Apartment Hotel Kitchenette; near grocery stores, shopping, Museum Island

For a more detailed look at the different neighborhoods and our hotel recommendations, check out our guide to where to stay in Berlin .

Or read my full review of the 25Hours Hotel in Charlottenburg with fantastic views of the Zoo and Tiergarten.

Berlin Travel Resources

I want you to have the best trip to Berlin, and hopefully this list of the best things to do in Berlin at night is helpful. But there are lots more tips on the site!

• 101 Best Things to do in Berlin
• 23 Impressive Castles in Berlin (And Nearby)
• 27 Best World War II & Cold War Sights in Berlin
• 29 Fun Day Trips From Berlin
• 75 Things to Know Before Visiting Berlin: Essential Berlin Travel Tips
• What to Wear & What to Pack for Berlin, Germany: Your Ultimate Berlin Packing List
• How to Get Around in Berlin: An Easy Guide to Berlin Public Transportation

Check out my favorite travel planning sites and resources

These are the sites I like for travel planning, plus items I like to travel with.

Planning Booking.com : Find a Berlin hotel here.

Rick Steves and Lonely Planet : My favorite guidebook resources.

Tours, Activities, Tickets Viator : Great site for finding tours and other activities.

GetYourGuide : Another good option for tours and activities.

Transport Welcome Pickups : No stress option for airport pickups.

Discover Cars : Find a rental car for Germany road trips.

Deutsche Bahn and FlixBus : Best options for getting around Germany.

Packing Orange SIM & eSIM : Great option for SIM & eSIM cards for German & EU.

Collapsible water bottle , plug adapter , and stuff bag : Small things that will make your trip a little easier.

Packing Orange SIM & eSIM : Great option for SIM & eSIM cards for Germany & EU.

Book a local photographer Flytographer : Hire an amazing local photographer anywhere in the world.

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Berlin at night: Your ultimate guide on what not to miss

• June 30, 2024

While the German capital is famous for its vibrant nightlife, the city has a plethora of options beyond the traditional club scene once the sun sets. Whether it’s taking part in ghost walks, relaxing at rooftop bars, or singing your heart out at karaoke, there’s more to Berlin at night than drinking and clubbing.

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What you need to know.

There are so many options for what you can do in Berlin at night, here are some of the best to help you choose what to do. Whether you’re looking to relax and unwind or eager to venture out and explore the city, there’s something for everyone. Keep reading to find all the best Berlin nighttime attractions!

Only have one day in Berlin? Check out my one-day itinerary here ! Want to visit the best clubs in Berlin? Check out this post !

Berlin at night: Where to go and what to do

• Is Berlin safe at night? Like any major city as long as you stay in busy, well-lit areas you should be fine. Public transportation is always running to help get you where you need to go safely and police patrol regularly. One place that is generally recommended to avoid at night is Alexanderplatz.
• Is Berlin fun at night? Absolutely! Berlin comes alive after dark, there’s a reason it’s so well known for its nightlife
• Does Berlin have nightlife? Aside from all the activities, there are over 4000 bars and clubs in Berlin. It most definitely has nightlife.

City tours – Ghost walks and sightseeing

Whether by bus tour or walking tour , exploring Berlin at night offers a unique and exciting experience. Unlike standard city tours, those conducted at night delve into the more mysterious aspects of its history. Uncover the city’s darker past , and perhaps, if lucky, encounter a ghost or two along the way! Here are some of the best evening tours to experience Berlin by night:

• Berlin: Guided Walking Tour by Night : This is no ordinary tour – allow a lamplighter to lead you through one of Berlin’s oldest areas after dark as you unravel some of the city’s hidden secrets. This unique experience involves audio guides and actors to enhance your experience and immersion, making for an unforgettable experience!
• Berlin Evening Tour: See the city light up after sundown on this bus tour. Including all the significant historical landmarks and attractions. From the Berlin Wall to the Brandenburg Gate, this tour provides an alternative perspective to explore Berlin at night.
• Ghost tour with the night watchmen: Want to meet some of the city’s spookier residents? How about joining the night watchman for a tour around Berlin? Travel back to medieval times and uncover historical tales of Berlin . This tour is certainly one of the most mysterious activities to experience in Berlin at night!

Berliner Fernsehturm (TV Tower) – Food and drink

Fancy a drink or meal with a view? Make your way over to the Television Tower in the evening for an unforgettable experience. Take in panoramic views of the city from over 200m in the Sphere Restaurant which completes two rotations an hour. The menu features classic Berlin dishes and is available until 9:30 pm. If you’re not in the mood for a full meal, head over to the Sphere Bar and enjoy a drink while watching the city light up at night.

Evening river cruise – Meals and sightseeing

Want a more relaxing way to experience Berlin at night? A gentle cruise down the River Spree is just what you’re looking for. Unwind and watch the city quietly go by or indulge in a unique dining experience on these river cruises:

• Evening River Cruise of the City Center: From Museum Island to Charlottenburg Palace and then onto Tiergarten, this tour is an ideal way to see the city without taking a single step . Drift through Berlin for two hours and take in the sites on this tranquil tour.
• Berlin Boat Tour Night: Take in some of the best-known sites in Berlin as the sun goes down on this evening boat tour. Explore the Reichstag, Bellevue Palace and Berlin Cathedral all while gaining insights into the city through the available audio guides .
• Berlin Sunset Dinner Cruise: Fancy being wined and dined while taking in Berlin at night? Try an evening dinner cruise to experience the city from a new perspective. Delight in a three-course meal while savouring the sights for an exceptionally unique experience.

Charlottenburg Palace – Dinner and a concert

Step into the enchanting realm of Charlottenburg Palace for a magical way to enjoy Berlin at night. Savour a three-course meal while allowing the Berlin Residence Orchestra to serenade you with pieces from Mozart and Bach in the ambience of the Charlottenburg Orangery illuminated by candlelight. Be sure to book this well in advance as it does sell out!

No visit to Germany is complete without indulging in its famous beer culture. Berlin offers a plethora of pub crawls and beer tours, guiding you to the best bars and clubs with great drink offers. Joining a pub crawl is an excellent way to experience Berlin at night with a group, allowing you to explore some of the city’s best nightlife.

• The Original Berlin Pub Crawl: Enjoy free drinks, VIP entry and great entertainment on one of Berlin’s best-known pub crawls.

Berlin boasts a plethora of bars, ensuring there’s a spot to suit everyone’s taste. From mad scientist-themed bars to crazy cocktails, heading out to a bar is a great way to enjoy Berlin at night. Here are some recommendations of where you should visit:

• Fairytale bar: Fairytales, but with an eerie twist , this enchanting spot offers a unique drinking experience. Simply ring the doorbell, and let yourself be ushered inside by enigmatic figures for an enchanting evening .
• Zyankali bar: Don’t miss out on the Zyankali bar, where you enjoy inventive cocktails served in flasks and beakers within the ambience of a mad scientist’s laboratory .
• Klo bar: For a unique and offbeat bar experience, look no further than Klo bar. In essence, this establishment revolves around a toilet theme , offering drinks served in urine sample tubes and food presented in toilet bowls.
• Ice bar: One of the top-rated things to do in Berlin at night, head on over to the Ice Bar for a chilly but unforgettable experience. You’ll be drinking at -10°C so wrapping up warm is essential!

Rooftop bars

Interested in taking in the Berlin skyline while enjoying a drink? If so, a rooftop bar beckons you. Exploring a rooftop bar is a great activity to do in Berlin at night, especially if you’re looking to venture out without the bustling noise and vigour of clubs. Here are some recommendations:

• Deck 5: Berlin’s highest beach bar , Deck 5 offers a relaxing place to escape the city’s hustle and bustle while enjoying panoramic views. Feel the sand between your toes while you indulge in food and drink.
• Monkey Bar: Aptly named for its overlooking position above Berlin Zoo’s monkey house , Monkey Bar stands out as one of the city’s renowned rooftop bars. Be sure to head there early to ensure your space at this popular spot!
• Klunkerkranich: Perched atop a parking lot, Klunkerkranich has become a cultural and entertainment hotspot, featuring live music , dance floors , and outdoor gardens. This rooftop bar offers a unique and exciting experience.

Mauerpark karaoke

Experience one of the best evening activities in Berlin at the renowned Bearpit karaoke in Mauerpark. Join the locals on a Sunday to discover why this karaoke event is so well-loved. Dance, sing, and immerse yourself in the laid-back atmosphere for an unforgettable time. Mauerpark is not only famous for its Bearpit karaoke but also hosts a Sunday flea market , adding to the appeal. Explore this popular spot to find a one-of-a-kind gift and make the most of Berlin at night!

Berlin truly stands out as a vibrant nightlife hub, providing an array of choices from cocktails to cruises. If you’re eager to explore the city after dark, you certainly won’t be disappointed!

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Our Berlin At Night Tour starts from Pariser Platz – the square in front of the Brandenburg Gate – at the entrance to Starbucks

See the splendid face of the city illuminated when the streets empty out and the lullaby hum of the evening warms the  exploration of the major historical sight in the central Mitte district on our Berlin At Night Tour.

As charming as Berlin can appear during the day, the night reveals and extra layer of appeal and mystery . Join us to wander central Berlin at night – a photographer’s delight and curious cat’s pleasure. Best experienced in the autum/winter/spring , when the sun can set around 6pm – or during our legendary annual lights festivals .

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…the  Brandenburg Gate , the  Reichstag , the Holocaust Memorial, the site of Adolf Hitler’s Führerbunker , the former Nazi Airforce Ministry , the former SS/Gestapo Headquarters , the Topography of Terror museum…

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Journey Into The Memorial To The Murdered Jews Of Europe

Explore The Topography Of Terror

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Berlin, Germany’s capital city, comes to life when the sun sets. The city is famous worldwide for its nightlife, pub culture and beer. Berlin is one of only a few cities with three UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Some of these sites have exclusive openings during the evenings to show off these historic locations in a new light and reveal hidden secrets.

Berlin has more than 150 theatres making catching an evening performance a great option. Museums also often stay open later in the evening, with many closing their doors around 8 pm. And some museums, like those on Museum Island, also have exclusive tours, talks and events after the doors have closed. In October, the annual Berlin Illuminated and Festival of Lights is dazzling. Many of the city’s famous buildings put on light shows, and light art and installations cover the city.

Berlin has a fantastic range of restaurants for those looking for a quiet evening. As the city is the most multicultural in Germany, expect a wide variety of delicacies on the menu in cafes, restaurants and food stands. There are also over 100 vegan and vegan-friendly restaurants in the city, making it inclusive for all tastes and diets. There are many things to do in Berlin, whatever your tastes, both during the day and in Berlin at night. Here are our top 20.

Top 3 Berlin Tours

1- berlin ice bar experience , 2- see berlin’s landmarks on a boat cruise , 3- see the sights on an evening sightseeing tour by bus , 4- try dinner in the dark at unsicht-bar , 5- explore berlin’s medieval history on a mysterious dark ages walking tour , 6- explore berlin’s haunted places, 7- relax at liquidrom, 8- go on a dinner cruise at sunset , 9- dine and dance at clärchens ballhaus, 10- admire the view from bar 203, 11- listen to music at quasimodo, 12- stargaze at wilhelm-foerster-sternwarte, 13- enjoy an evening in charlottenburg palace, 14- listen to berlin philharmoniker, 15- go on a pub crawl, 16- dine and unwind at kulturbrauerei, 17- dine in the rotating tv tower restaurant, 18- visit the brandenburg gate , 19- take part in long night of the museums, 20- bowl at tante lisbeth, berlin at night.

• Berlin Cruise on the River Spree – cruise past Berlin’s top landmarks and see the magical city at night.
• Berlin TV Tower – see the city from the sky and book a window seat in the restaurant.
• Dinner in the Dark – an unforgettable dining experience in Berlin!

Berlin’s Ice Bar is a must-visit bar during your stay in the German capital.

On entering, guests are given thermal clothing to wear, and everything in the bar is made entirely of ice, from the seats and tables to the bar and even the glasses your drinks arrive in.

Throughout the bar are dramatic ice sculptures where vodka, gin, or drinks from Arctic countries such as Greenland are poured through to chill them thoroughly before drinking.

Due to the size of the bar, only 10 guests at a time can be in the bar, so booking tickets in advance is essential.

Book your tickets for the Berlin Icebar Experience .

Your booking includes a welcome drink, two additional drinks served in a glass of ice, and a warm jacket and gloves to wear during your visit. Soft drinks are also available.

Berlin’s Ice Bar is open from Wednesday to Sunday (5 pm until midnight) at Spandauer Straße 2, 10178 Berlin.

The River Spree winds across 400 kilometres (250 miles), and is the main river in Berlin.

Explore a small stretch of this magnificent river through the centre of Berlin in a 2.5-hour boat trip.

The boat trip will guide you past some of the most famous sights in Berlin, with a knowledgeable guide providing information and facts about each attraction passed.

You will see the government district, Bellevue Palace and Museum Island from the water.

You can purchase advance tickets on an evening cruise and board your boat tour along the River Spree from Friedrichstraße.

For those looking for a relaxing evening while still making the most of the city, hop on an evening sightseeing tour bus.

On this 45-minute journey around some of Berlin’s most popular sights, passengers can see the capital light up for the evening and become immersed in the history behind them.

The tour includes an audio guide in multiple languages to ensure all visitors can make the most of the time.

By taking a nighttime tour, fewer tourists and less traffic allow the city’s beauty to shine through.

The tour takes in Alexanderplatz, Brandenburg Gate, Checkpoint Charlie, Museum Island and Potsdamer Platz, all lit up.

You can purchase tickets for the bus tour in advance here . 

Berlin has one of the best restaurants from a wide range of European cultures.

This unique restaurant, however, removes one key factor many take for granted when enjoying a new dish; sight.

Unsicht-Bar heightens your senses whilst removing your sight.

To help you through this new culinary experience is your trustworthy guide, who is on hand throughout your meal to help you with anything you need.

The guides working in the restaurant are blind or visually impaired.

External stimuli such as lights, screens and other visuals are removed to allow the diner to focus on what they can taste, touch and smell.

Book tickets for a three-course dinner with wine and enjoy a unique experience at Unsicht-Bar (Saarbrücker Str. 36-38, 10405 Berlin).

Unlike traditional walking tours or ghost walks, Berlin offers something a little bit different for visitors wanting to discover the city’s secrets.

Berlin: Mysterious Dark Ages Walking Tour takes visitors into the city’s history during the Middle Ages.

As your guide leads you around modern-day Berlin, you will be immersed in tales of myths and legends, witch hunts and torture in true Middle Ages style.

Your guide will lead you to sites such as Alexanderplatz, also known as the Devil’s Pleasure Garden, and explore the Germanic approach to witch-hunts.

Tickets for the Berlin: Mysterious Dark Ages Walking Tour are very reasonable if you’re on a budget and tours start in front of Commerzbank, opposite the Alexanderplatz S-bahn station.

Few European cities do not offer a ghost walk when the sun sets, and Berlin is no different.

Setting out the city’s dark and terrifying secrets and history is a live theatrical performance leading you through Berlin’s streets to some of its more unknown and grizzly sites.

Listen to your creepy costumed guide share tales about a murderer who turned his victims into tinned food and become absorbed in a hauntingly good tale about a cursed mummy.

Find out more about this haunted tour of Berlin and reserve your tickets here . The tour group meets in front of Klosterruine at the subway station U Klosterstraße.

For a more unusual evening out, head to Liquidrom, a futuristic spa that merges holistic therapies with techno music.

The building in which Liquidrom is located was designed to resemble an abstract tent.

The building was built during World War II (which you can find out more about on this tour ) and served as a large train station.

Liquidrom is open into the evening and offers a range of treatments, saunas and baths, however, the biggest allure of this spa is its large saltwater floating pool.

The pool is surrounded by large arches and is dimly lit, allowing the colourful lights and music to take over the experience.

The music varies from classical to techno and can be heard from under the water.

Liquidrom is at 10 Möckernstraße, Berlin 10963.

A dinner cruise is a relaxing way to see the city from the water in a luxurious fashion.

Most serve a welcome drink is served on arrival as you get settled in.

As you sail along the River Spree, diners are served a four-course meal of German cuisine with complimentary wine and beer.

Throughout the cruise, your guide will share facts about important sites you pass, such as the Reichstag Building and Museum Island, as well as other famous sights close to the river.

Book your tickets in advance here .

Capital Dinner Cruise at Sunset with Sightseeing of Berlin is at Schiffsanlegestelle Caprivibrücke, Wintersteinstraße 24, 10587, Berlin.

Clärchens Ballhaus has been entertaining Berliners since 1913.

Clara Bühler, alongside her husband Fritz, opened Clärchens Ballhaus as a go-to location for Berliners outside of high society to dance the night away.

Since its opening, Clärchens has served delicious dinners and put on lively performances from live bands with plenty of dancing.

During hectic periods, servers carry trays of dishes above their heads as they dance through the crowds.

Clärchens is the last remaining ball house from the 20th century.

Check out their Hall of Mirrors, which has been preserved in its original state.

Clärchens Ballhaus is at Auguststraße 24, 10117, Berlin.

Located in the tallest building in Berlin, the TV Tower, Bar 203 is a must-visit for an evening out in Berlin.

The bar sits below the restaurant at 203m (666ft) above the streets below and has panoramic views across the city.

Its spacious and modern design lets visitors fully absorb the views rotating past them.

The bar makes a 360-degree rotation every 30 minutes, offering plenty to see across the city as it lights up for the night.

Bar 203 is at Panoramastrasse 1A Fernsehturm, 10178, Berlin.

Quasimodo opens as a cafe at 5 pm every evening, serving a range of coffees. An excellent patio provides a relaxing space to unwind after a busy day of work or exploration.

After 9 pm, Quasimodo opens its cellar, where a famous jazz club has live performances of jazz, soul, funk and blues, starting at 10 pm.

Quasimodo is at Kantstr. 12a, Charlottenburg, 10623, Berlin.

At the foot of a hill, the Planatarium am Insulaner is famous for its large artificial starry sky, 360-degree shows about the universe and live lectures.

The planetarium is usually packed with tourists and locals seeking to learn more about the universe, however, it is during its exclusive evening sessions that the planetarium unveils more of its secrets.

Head to the observatory during one of their evening sessions to learn more about the sky above us and what it holds before seeing the magnificence of the universe through the observatory’s telescopes.

Stargazing at Wilhelm-Foerster-Sternwarte Observatory is at Munsterdamm 90, 12169, Berlin. Admission to the planetarium starts at €12.

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Charlottenburg Palace was named in honour of the first Queen consort in Prussia, Sophie Charlotte.

Charlotte was an accomplished harpsichord player and sang Italian opera.

Following her death at only 36 years old, the palace and surrounding area were named Charlottenburg after her.

During an evening at the palace , guests experience an exquisite three-course candlelit dinner followed by a performance in the orangery by the Berlin Residence Orchestra.

The orchestra perform a selection of pieces from composers Bach, Handel and Mozart.

Those with a VIP ticket receive a glass of champagne at the interval.

The evening also includes access to the palace on self-guided tours and a panoramic view across Bellevue Palace and the Reichstag.

It’s a popular activity; visitors must book tickets in advance, available here .

An Evening at Charlottenburg Palace is at Charlottenburg Palace, Spandauer Damm 10-22, Berlin.

Berlin Philharmoniker offers a sophisticated and cultural evening while staying in Berlin.

Hans Scharoun, a German Architect, had a vision for the building in 1920, where he wanted to create the ideal theatrical space.

His vision came to light in 1963 in what was West Berlin.

The building is an unusual tent shape covered in a bright yellow finish.

There are many evening performances at the Berlin Philharmoniker, including ballets, plays, operas and orchestral concerts.

Tickets do sell out, so booking ahead is recommended.

Berlin Philharmoniker is at Herbert-Von-Karajan-Straße 1, 10785 Berlin.

Perhaps the most popular answer when searching for things to do in Berlin at night, pub crawls are not to be missed if a mixture of culture and beer is your ideal evening out.

Many pub crawls that are organised and led by a dedicated tour guide can be booked in advance, with themes for a wide range of needs, such as backpacker pub crawls.

Take in the sights and drinks of the city with like-minded travellers as you head to low-key bars serving craft beers.

For those looking for a more authentic Berlin experience, join the Original Berlin Pub Crawl .

This crawl takes pride in being the first organised pub crawl in the city and explores shisha bars and electro lounges with a final stop at the ‘big’ club.

Tickets for this pub crawl are very reasonable as they include free shots.

Pub Crawls are held at various locations across Berlin.

KulturBrauerie was once a brewery, but today, it is a venue celebrating culture in all forms.

The venue has six spacious courtyards with 20 red and yellow clinker buildings. There are many clubs, bars, restaurants, cinemas and museums.

You will find SODA, one of Berlin’s biggest nightclubs in the former boiler house.

Head to Franz Club for more than just a club night; this venue is a restaurant, beer garden and lounge.

During Spring, KulturBrauerie welcomes those seeking to celebrate May Day through its Walpurgis Night celebration, when dances are held and people gather around a large bonfire in the courtyard.

Christmas markets are also held at the venue, with many stalls, particularly those serving food and drinks, open till late.

KulturBrauerie is at Schönhauser Allee 36, 10435 Berlin.

The revolving restaurant that occupies the top of the Berlin TV Tower has been serving hungry visitors for over 50 years.

The restaurant is 207m (679ft) above the pavement below and shares incredible 360-degree views across Berlin.

Dine during the evening for the best atmosphere within the restaurant and magical, illuminated views across the city.

It’s open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. It also hosts events with live music from a range of artists and genres.

If dining during a performance, your ticket price includes admission, a welcome drink and a three-course meal.

Traditional dining admission includes your incredible view across the city from your window table, a glass of sparkling wine, a three-course meal with two glasses of wine, and a hot drink to round off your meal. Skip the line and book a window seat here . 

TV Tower is at TV-Turm, Alexanderplatz Gastronomiegessellschaftmbh, Panoramastraße 1A, D-10178, Berlin.

While many visitors flock to the Brandenburg Gate during the day, it’s worth visiting at night away from the crowds to see this magnificent and historic sculpture in all its glory.

Carefully placed spotlights illuminate every part of the Brandenburg Gate.

The gate is a 12-column neo-classical monument inspired by the Acropolis in Athens.

The Prussian Hohenzollern monarchy built the gate in 1791 as a dramatic and ceremonial entranceway to the Kingdom of Prussia.

The Brandenburg Gate is included as a stop in many of Berlin’s night tours, including: 

• Evening bus tour on the hop-on, hop-off bus
• historical walking tour conducted by professional guides
• fun rickshaw tour

Skip the line and pre-book tickets for these tours online.

Brandenburg Gate is at Pariser Platz, Berlin, 111017.

Long Night of the Museums is a once-a-year opportunity to see many of the city’s museums in a different light.

75 museums will be taking part during 2022’s Long Night of the Museums, where the museums open their doors from 6 pm, closing at 2 am.

Museums taking part include many on Museum Island, the exclusive and private Samurai Art Museum and Stasi Museum.

Many rare objects usually hidden from public view are unveiled during this annual opening.

The museums also share trivia, talks and tasty dishes.

Long Night of the Museums is in summer, usually at the end of August. Tickets must be booked online in advance , with prices starting at €12.

Long Night of the Museums is at various museums across Berlin.

Tante Lisbeth is the perfect spot for a quirky, 70’s style night out.

The bar is located in the trendy neighbourhood of Kreuzberg, and its name translates to ‘Aunty Lisbeth’.

The former pub was converted to incorporate a 1970s-style bowling alley but the bar is small and can only house 60 people at any one time, making reservations a must.

Credit cards are not accepted here, so have plenty of euro notes for your drinks and bowling.

Tante Lisbeth is at Muskauer Straße 49, Berlin, 10997.

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Join Stromma’s evening tour by bus to explore Berlin’s most popular landmarks. On our comprehensive sightseeing tour, you will be able to discover the highlights of the city while listening to the stories that made them so famous. See map, timetable and book your ticket here.

A unique evening activity in Berlin

This city has so much to offer and there are so many places, sights, and attractions to visit during daytime. This bus tour gives you the opportunity to sit down, relax and learn more about the city. A memorable way to start discovering Berlin by night.

• Departure point: Alexanderstraße 3-5, in front of ADAC
• Departures: 18:00
• Duration: 75 minutes

Berlin highlights along the route

Our bus sightseeing tour will take you to places such as Alexanderplatz, Berlin Palace, Berlin Wall Memorial, Brandenburg Gate, Friedrichstadtpalast, Kreuzberg, Museum Island, New Synagogue, Prenzlauer Berg and TV Tower. Moreover, we will show you remnants of the Berlin Wall at the East Side Gallery and show you the places where history was made. The ticket also includes a city map onboard.

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Berlin’s highlights are worth knowing! Our modern double decker buses with a live guide in English and German make it possible to discover and learn about the city with ease.

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25 FANTASTIC THINGS TO DO IN BERLIN AT NIGHT

There are many things to do in Berlin at night. The city’s nightlife is legendary, but its charm goes beyond its world-renowned clubs.

From vibrant markets to culinary delights, this city has transformed into a treasure trove of cultural opportunities after the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989.

If you are looking for where to go in Berlin at night or things to do at night in Berlin, don’t worry! 

This post will take you on a spectacular journey through Berlin’s illuminated streets and hidden corners.

This city is a haven for history enthusiasts since you can get a chance to explore the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, one of the famous Berlin night activities.

Whether you are a night owl seeking the best dance floors, a culture enthusiast seeking exhibitions, or a foodie craving Berlin’s delectable late-night bites, this guide will help you discover the best Berlin night attractions.

So turn up the volume and make some unforgettable memories; it’s time to embrace Berlin’s wild, vibrant, and utterly fabulous nights!

I recommend you buy this Berlin Welcome Card and Easy City Pass which will help you navigate the city with ease.

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TOP THINGS TO DO IN BERLIN AT NIGHT

If you are in a hurry, I recommend booking these tours at the first place:

• Berlin: Hop-On Hop-Off Sightseeing Bus with Boat Options
• Berlin: TV Tower Restaurant Inner Circle Ticket & Fast View
• Berlin: Jewish History Walking Tour
• Old Berlin Tour: Brandenburg Gate, Unter den Linden & More
• Hitler’s Germany: Berlin During the Third Reich & WWII
• Berlin: Dinner Cruise – Fine Dining
• Berlin: Guided Craft Beer & Cultural Tour with Snacks
• Berlin: Kreuzberg Guided Walking Evening Tour
• Berlin: River Spree Sightseeing on an Electrified 1920s Boat
• Berlin Reichstag: Rooftop Dinner at the Käfer Restaurant
• Berlin: Illuminated Berlin by Lit-up Bike Taxi
• Berliner Residenz Orchestra Concert in Charlottenburg
• Berlin: Icebar Entrance with Complimentary Drinks
• Berlin: Evening Sightseeing Tour by Bus with Live Commentary

ADMIRE THE STUNNING CITY VIEWS FROM THE BERLIN FERNSEHTURM

One of the most exciting things to do in Berlin at night is to take in the beautiful city vistas from Fernsehturm, the iconic TV Tower and the tallest building in Berlin in Panoramastraße 1A.

Originally conceived as a symbol of communist power, the  Berlin TV Tower  has since transformed into a representation of the city’s strength and influence. 

Rising a staggering 368 meters into the night sky, it is not only Berlin’s tallest structure but the tallest in the entire country.

To reach the tower’s summit, you have two options: climb 986 steps or opt for a swift elevator ride. 

Once at the top, just above the visitor’s platform, you will find the Telecafe restaurant – a luxurious dining spot offering some of the most beautiful city vistas.

For an even more remarkable dining experience, consider the Window Table Restaurant Ticket at the Sphere restaurant. 

The restaurant hosts live music events featuring various artists and genres, making your meal an auditory delight.

You can even buy a ticket which covers admission, a welcome drink, and a sumptuous three-course meal. 

To make the most of your visit, don’t miss Bar 203, perched a whopping 203 meters above the ground. 

This spectacular bar offers the ultimate vantage point to soak in Berlin’s vibrant nightlife from a unique perspective. 

Its spacious, modern design allows you to fully immerse yourself in the ever-changing views that stretch out before you.

What sets Bar 203 apart is its 360-degree rotation every 30 minutes. 

As you sip your favourite cocktail, you will be treated to a mesmerizing tableau of Berlin’s cityscape, evolving before your eyes.

Don’t miss this chance to elevate your Berlin adventure to new heights – book your tickets  here   and prepare to be dazzled.

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DINE AND DANCE AT CLÄRCHENS BALLHAUS

One of the best places to visit in Berlin at night for a state-of-the-art wine, dining and dance experience is Clärchens Ballhaus.

Clara Bühler and her husband Fritz founded Clärchens Ballhaus, which has served locals and tourists since 1913.

It has been a top-notch entertainment place for Berliners, making it one of the fun things to do in Berlin at night.

Throughout its rich history, Clärchens has delighted patrons with delectable dinners and hosted live band performances that ignite the dance floor.

When you step inside, don’t miss the opportunity to explore the Hall of Mirrors, meticulously preserved in its original splendour. 

If you are with your partner or loved one, you are in for a special romantic dinner and a few graceful dance moves.

Did you know that Clärchens is today the last surviving ball house from the twentieth century, a testament to its enduring legacy?

So don’t miss visiting this one of the unique Berlin night activities.

CHILL OUT AT BERLIN ICE BAR EXPERIENCE 

One of the top things to do in Berlin at night is to visit the Ice Bar in Spandauer Straße.

Witness a frosty wonderland adorned with jaw-dropping ice sculptures.

At Ice Bar, everything is crafted from ice, from the seats to the glasses which will be served for your drinks.

The catch is its limited capacity. With space for only ten guests at a time, you will want to book your tickets in advance to secure your spot. Book  here .

Your  booking   includes a welcome drink and two more icy concoctions, all served in the most fantastic setting in town.

And don’t worry about the cold – they will provide warm jackets and gloves, so you can stay toasty while you chill.

The Ice bar will usually be open from 5 PM until midnight from Wednesday to Sunday, making it one of the famous Berlin evening activities.

• Berlin: Hop-On Hop-Off Bus and Icebar Ticket Combo

VISIT THE PARLIaMENT BUILDiNG

One of the best things to do in Berlin at night is to visit the Parliament building, also called the Reichstag, located on Platz der Republik.

The  Reichstag  holds a special place in Berlin’s history. 

It serves as the seat of the German parliament and represents a powerful symbol of democracy for the entire nation. 

But visiting this monumental landmark at night unveils an entirely different and mesmerizing experience.

A massive mirrored fountain in the dome’s heart creates a stunning spectacle, reflecting the dwindling sunlight, a sight to behold.

Initially constructed in 1894, the Reichstag faced a tragic fire that led to the complete collapse of its central dome in 1933. 

During the turbulent years of war, it endured brutal attacks, resulting in a complete reconstruction of the building in the 1960s, except for the dome.

However, after the reunification of Germany in the 1990s, a marvellous modern dome was constructed, offering the panoramic view visitors adore today.

So, consider dining at the rooftop restaurant to make the most of your Reichstag experience. 

It offers a splendid vantage point to admire the illuminated cityscape below while enjoying a delightful meal.

Book your tickets  here   to witness this iconic landmark.

• Berlin: Government District around the Reichstag Guided Tour
• Berlin: Government District Evening Walking Tour
• Berlin: Plenary Chamber, Dome & Government District Tour
• Berlin: Government Quarter Tour and Reichstag Dome Visit
• Berlin: Reichstag, Plenary Chamber, Cupola & Government Tour
• Berlin Reichstag and Glass Dome Private Tour
• Berlin: Rooftop Apéro at Käfer in the Reichstag Dome

VISIT THE BRANDENBURG GATE 

If you are a history buff looking to explore the city’s nook and corners to learn more about Berlin, head to Brandenburg Gate.

Inspired by the Acropolis in Athens, this monumental structure boasts twelve majestic neo-classical columns.

It holds a profound place in Berlin’s history, making it one of the cool things to do in Berlin at night.

Built in 1791 under the patronage of the Prussian Hohenzollern monarchy, the gate served as a dramatic and ceremonial entrance to the Kingdom of Prussia.

Originally named the Peace Gate, it was commissioned by Frederick William II during the late 1700s.

The gate features five passageways, though citizens were initially only allowed to use the outer two on each side. 

On the top of the gate was Quadriga, a magnificent chariot bearing the goddess of peace drawn by four horses.

In 1806, after defeating the city, Napoleon made a triumphant entry through the gate and carried off Quadriga to France. 

Berlin eventually recovered it in 1814, transforming the gate and its triumphant goddess into a symbol of victory adorned with an iron cross and an eagle.

Subsequently, during the Nazi regime’s rise to power, the gate was co-opted as a symbol for their party. 

Despite suffering damage during World War II, the Brandenburg Gate remained standing at the war’s end. 

In 1989, it once again assumed a new role, symbolizing freedom and the reunification of Berlin when the Berlin Wall fell.

Today, the  Brandenburg Gate  transcends its historical roots, standing as a powerful symbol of European unity and peace. 

As you explore its imposing presence on a self-guided tour , please take a moment to reflect on its storied past and the enduring spirit of unity that it represents.

Check out these  night tours  to witness this piece of history.

• Berlin – Brandenburg Gate: Self-Guided Audio Tour
• Berlin: 1-Hour Guided Tour of the Historic Center
• Berlin: Brandenburg Gate and Government District In-App Game

DISCOVER THE ALLURE OF OBERBAUM BRIDGE ON A WALKING TOUR

Built as a symbol of reunification in the 1800s, the Oberbaum Bridge is another iconic attraction and is one of the cool places to visit in Berlin at night.

This magnificent bridge gracefully spans the peaceful River Spree, acting as a vital link between the vibrant neighborhoods of Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg . 

Take a night walking tour   to witness this architectural marvel adorned with medieval turrets and arches that harken back to a bygone era.

Recommended Tour: Berlin: Kreuzberg Guided Walking Evening Tour

What adds to the Oberbaum Bridge’s mystique is its adorned façade, a canvas for mesmerizing street art and graffiti. 

This infusion of urban creativity has led to its cameo appearances in renowned films like “Run Lola Run” and “The Bourne Supremacy.”

Meet the locals around who can provide unique insights into the bridge’s history and its enduring significance. 

EXPLORE THE MUSEUM ISLAND

One of the top and most exciting things to do in Berlin at night is to explore Museum Island, nestled along the banks of the beautiful River Spree in the heart of Berlin.

Museum Island is home to five of Berlin’s most renowned museums, which include the New Museum, the Altes Museum, the Bode Museum, the Pergamon Museum and the Berlin National Gallery.

As a part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Museum Island captivates visitors with its architectural grandeur, illuminated under a tapestry of artificial lights.

Collectively, they form Berlin’s Acropolis of the Arts, making it one of the cool Berlin things to do at night.

Their exhibits represent an invaluable cultural and architectural legacy given to the world.

Take the S-Bahn to Alexanderplatz or Hackescher Markt, both conveniently accessible gateways to this gorgeous realm of culture and history. 

GO ON MIDNIGHT EXPEDITION AT THE LONG NIGHT OF THE MUSEUMS

One of the best Berlin things to do at night is participate in the Long Night of the Museums.

This unique event, which started in 1997, unfurls once a year, typically in August, and is one of the top things to do in Berlin at night.

Around 75 museums swing open their doors to the public, inviting explorers to delve into art, history, and culture until the clock strikes 2 AM.

Museums taking part include many on Museum Island and exclusive gems like the Stasi Museum and the private Samurai Art Museum.

If you time your visit right, you will witness a treasure trove of rare artefacts often concealed from public view. 

These museums also treat visitors to engaging activities, from fascinating trivia sessions to exciting talks, all while indulging in delectable dishes that tantalize the taste buds.

I recommend booking your tickets in advance since this is one of the best Berlin night activities.

• Berlin: Berlin Story Museum Entry Ticket
• Berlin: Jewish Museum Berlin Entrance Ticket
• Berlin: DDR Museum Tickets
• Berlin: Cold War Museum Entrance Ticket
• Skip-the-Line: Berlin Wall Museum at Checkpoint Charlie

CrUISE UNDER THE STARS 

One of the most romantic things to do in Berlin at night is to go on a boat tour along the River Spree.

You will be greeted with a German cuisine four-course meal and a complimentary welcome drink, beer or wine.

As you drift along the gorgeous 400 km River Spree, the lifeline of Berlin, you will be treated to a 2.5-hour  guided boat tour   that unveils fascinating insights about each iconic attraction you pass. 

Admire the historic Museum Island, the captivating government district, the majestic Bellevue Palace, and the Reichstag Building, all beautifully illuminated against the dark canvas of the night.

Start your evening adventure by purchasing advance tickets  here   for the cruise. 

There are many customized cruise options available which offer various drinks and beverages.

Most of them set sail from the vibrant Friedrichstraße. 

Book your cruise  here .

• Berlin: Sightseeing Cruise from Berlin Main Station
• Berlin: 1-Hour City Tour by Boat with Guaranteed Seating
• Berlin: Dinner Cruise on the Spree with Prosecco
• Berlin: Evening Sightseeing River Cruise on the Spree
• Skip-the-line Boat Cruise and Berlin’s Old Town Guided Tour
• Berlin: Boat Tour on a Solar-Powered Catamaran
• Berlin: 3.25-Hour Spree & Landwehrkanal Boat Tour
• Boat tour | Christmas Highlight Tour with Audio Guide

SEE THE SIGHTS ON AN EVENING SIGHTSEEING TOUR BY BUS 

One of the best things to do in Berlin at night is to hop aboard a sightseeing tour bus.

This enchanting 75-minute ride runs through the heart of the city and is one of the must-do Berlin night activities.

Sit on the top of the bus, feel the wind in your hair and witness the city’s transformation into a dazzling masterpiece. 

Opt for an audio guide , which is usually available in multiple languages.

You will pass iconic landmarks like Checkpoint Charlie, Brandenburg Gate, Alexanderplatz, Potsdamer Platz and Museum Island.

If you are wondering which Berlin places to visit at night, secure your tickets  here   for this extraordinary bus tour in advance and let the city’s beauty captivate your heart.

You can also opt for a 1.5-hour comedy bus tour for more fun.

Book your tickets for the Berlin night tour bus  here .

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• Berlin: Hop-On Hop-Off City Tour by Bus and Boat
• Berlin: Hop-On-Hop-Off Bus with Boat Cruise Option
• Berlin: Hop-on Hop-off Sightseeing Bus Tour
• Berlin: Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour with Live Commentary

ENJOY A DINNER IN THE DARK AT UNSICHT-BAR 

One of the unique things to do in Berlin at night is to embark on a culinary adventure at Unsicht Bar.

While Berlin city at night boasts diverse European cuisines, Unsicht-Bar is an extraordinary dining experience that redefines how you perceive food.

At Unsicht-Bar, one key element of the dining experience is intentionally removed: your sight. 

This unique restaurant invites you to explore the world of flavours, textures, and aromas with heightened senses, all while dining in complete darkness. 

It’s a journey that places your taste buds at the forefront.

Guiding you through this exceptional culinary experience are the restaurant’s trustworthy guides, all blind or visually impaired. 

They skillfully navigate the dark place, assisting whenever needed.

Unsicht-Bar eliminates external distractions, such as lights and screens, allowing diners to fully immerse themselves in the sensations of taste, touch, and smell.

The three-course dinner promises to tantalize your senses and challenge your perceptions.

Book your tickets ahead of your trip for this unique adventure.

DISCOVER BERLIN’S DARK SECRETS ON A WALKING TOUR

One of the exciting things to do in Berlin at night, especially if you are a history buff, is to go on a medieval walking tour.

Exploring Berlin in the evening is a magical experience in itself.

But this spine-tingling experience takes you through Berlin’s best-kept secrets, steeped in the eerie ambience of the Dark Ages.

On this  tour , your guide will escort you through contemporary Berlin.

Learn about the myths, legends, witch hunts, and medieval-style torture, all set against the backdrop of modern-day Berlin.

You will pass by intriguing sites like Alexanderplatz, also known as the “Devil’s Pleasure Garden,” where you will unravel the mysteries of Germanic witch hunts.

Throughout the  tour , you will hear gripping stories of Berlin’s resilience in the face of significant disasters.

If you have more time, head to the city centre to uncover its lesser-known attractions, hidden even from the locals.

The tour usually starts in front of Commerzbank, opposite the Alexanderplatz S-Bahn station.

Book your tour  here  for this exciting Berlin evening activity.

• Berlin: Mysterious Dark Ages Walking Tour
• Mystical Berlin Tour
• Berlin: The Dark Side of The Capital Tour
• Berlin: Guided Walking Tour by Night
• Berlin: Guided Walking Tour of Life in 1920s Berlin
• Berlin: Hidden Backyards Walking Tour in German

ENJOY A ROYAL DINNER AT CHARLOTTENBURG PALACE

If you want to enter a bygone era of luxury and extravagance, visit the Charlottenburg Palace on Spandauer Damm, one of the cool things to do in Berlin at night.

At this palace, candlelight dances on gilded surfaces and the strains of classical music fill the air.

This architectural masterpiece, built in the 17th century in the grand German baroque and rococo style, stands as one of the city’s most luxurious palaces. 

It bears the name of Prussia’s first Queen consort, the accomplished harpsichord player and Italian opera singer Sophie Charlotte. 

Upon her death at 36, the palace and its surroundings were named Charlottenburg in her honour.

Your evening at Charlottenburg Palace unfolds with a sumptuous three-course dinner in the Palace Orangery. 

As you indulge in culinary delights by the soft glow of candlelight, you will be serenaded by the renowned Berlin Residence Orchestra. 

Their performances feature Bach, Handel, and Mozart’s masterpieces, creating an atmosphere transcending time.

Adding to the magic, the orchestra’s talented musicians often attire themselves in period costumes, complete with elaborate white wigs—an awe-inspiring sight. 

If you opt for a  VIP ticket , you will receive a glass of champagne during the intermission.

But the experience doesn’t end there. Your   ticket  also grants you access to the palace for self-guided tours, where you can immerse yourself in history and culture.

As the night deepens, step out onto the terrace for panoramic views encompassing Bellevue Palace and the Reichstag.

To reach this lovely destination, hop on the metro and enter the nearby Richard-Wagner-Platz station. 

Book your tickets to this historical wonder  here .

• Skip-the-line Charlottenburg Palace Private Tour & Transfers
• Charlottenburg: 2-Hour City Walking Tour

FUN THINGS TO DO IN BERLIN AT NIGHT

Explore berlin’s haunted places.

On my trip, I was looking on my list for things to do in Berlin tonight.

I am a history buff, and I usually don’t miss any tours related to the city’s history and dark past, especially in Europe.

So, I booked this  ghost walking tour .  You will be led to some of the city’s lesser-known and more macabre locations.

You will unravel the city’s darkest and most spine-tingling secrets through a live theatrical performance guiding you through Berlin’s dimly lit streets. 

As you venture forth, your eerie guide, clad in chilling attire, will regale you with tales that will send shivers down your spine, making this one of the most exciting things to do in Berlin at night.

You will hear stories about notorious murders, cursed mummies and whatnot!

I recommend you book your tour  here  in advance. It usually starts from the Klosterruine at the U Klosterstraße subway station.

• Gruseltour Berlin Haunted Ghost Walk 90-minute at Berlin Mitte city center
• Berlin Dungeon: Entrance Ticket
• Berlin: Haunted Guided Live Theatre Tour in German

RELAX AT LIQUIDROM

If you are looking for one of the relaxing things to do in Berlin at night, treat yourself at the Liquidrom Spa in the heart of Berlin-Kreuzberg in Möckernstraße.

The iconic Unter den Linden boulevard and its historic buildings come to life when the sun dips below the horizon.

Liquidrom, housed in an abstract tent, greets you with its futuristic spa, where holistic therapies harmonize with pulsating techno beats.

On the guided tour ,  you will learn that this structure was a bustling train station during World War II.

You will have many options here to treat yourself, including various treatments, saunas, and baths.

However, the true gem of Liquidrom Spa is its expansive saltwater floating pool.

Take a refreshing dip in this pool surrounded by grand arches.

The pool is usually illuminated with dim lights, and the soft music adds charm to the scene.

The best part is you will also find the rhythm of the water synchronized with an eclectic soundtrack, spanning from classical melodies to electrifying techno tunes.

SWAY TO THE TUNES AT QUASIMODO

If you are looking for a cosy cafe with live music, head to Quasimodo, a stone’s throw from Zoologischer Garten, one of the fun things to do in Berlin at night.

As the clock strikes five from Wednesday to Sunday, Quasimodo, Berlin’s oldest live music pub, comes to life, serving a delightful assortment of beverages. 

Check-in early and head to its idyllic patio, a perfect spot for an evening libation, especially on those balmy summer nights.

But the real magic unfolds below in the basement.

Since its inception in 1975, Quasimodo has been drawing music enthusiasts into its intimate underground venue. 

Enjoy various varieties of music and live bands featuring jazz, funk, blues, soul, and even a touch of Motown and indie pop. 

Drinks flow freely, the tunes are spot-on, and the crowd exudes an infectious energy. Isn’t it a perfect recipe for an ideal Berlin Friday night?

EXPERIENCE THE COSMOS AT WILHELM-FOERSTER-STERNWARTE

One of the fun things to do in Berlin at night is to visit the Wilhelm-Foerster-Sternwarte Observatory at Munsterdamm, especially if you are into space and the cosmos.

Nestled at the base of a gorgeous hill, the Planetarium am Insulaner at this observatory beckons with its illustrious artificial starry sky, captivating 360-degree voyages through the night sky.

Don’t miss the exclusive twilight sessions at this observatory, where the celestial canvas above is unveiled, and the secrets of the night sky are laid bare.

If you want more fun and gain a deeper understanding of the cosmos, there are powerful telescopes which are your gateway to the stars.

Prices for admission to the planetarium start at just €12.

VISIT BERLIN PHILHARMONIKER

If you are into theatres, you should visit Berlin Philharmoniker, between Tiergarten and Potsdamer Strasse, one of the fun things to do in Berlin at night.

Located in the city’s heart, this building is the brainchild of the famous German Architect Hans Scharoun.

He sought to create not just a building but a vibrant cultural and theatrical hub at the heart of Berlin.

In 1963, his dream became a reality, and the result was extraordinary. 

Its distinctive tent-like shape, painted in a vibrant shade of yellow, captures the imagination even before you step inside.

Enjoy a show of ballet, opera or any other theatrical performance by talented local artists.

Don’t miss the renowned orchestra, which has proved its excellence in classical music for ages. 

Their repertoire is as diverse as it is enchanting, ranging from the timeless compositions of Tchaikovsky to the soul-stirring works of Brahms. 

They even feature special performances that spotlight their cellists or string sections, adding a unique touch to their shows.

Note that this is one of the famous Berlin evening activities. So the tickets sell out quickly. Book your tickets  here .

Recommended Tour: Private Tour: Berlin Architecture Tour

GO ON A PUB CRAWL

If you want to get tipsy in Berlin, go on a  Pub Crawl tour ,  one of the exciting things to do in Berlin at night.

It’s an experience that seamlessly weaves the vibrant tapestry of Berlin’s culture with its iconic beer scene, making it one of the fun things to do in Berlin for young adults.

Make new acquaintances on your   Pub Crawl tour   and explore Berlin’s low-key bars, each with unique craft beers .

Visit shisha bars and electro lounges, with the grand finale at the ‘big’ club. 

These  pub crawl tickets   are incredibly reasonable and include complimentary shots.

Whether you call it a Pub or a Bar Crawl, this experience is about hopping from one fantastic establishment to another. 

Trust me, this will be one of the crazy things to do in Berlin, leaving you with memories to cherish forever.

Book your  Original Berlin Pub Crawl tour  here.

• Berlin: Pub Crawl with Skip-the-Line Club Entry
• Berlin: Private Pub Crawl Tour
• Private German Beer Tasting Tour in Berlin Old Town

DINE AND UNWIND AT KULTURBRAUEREI

If you are looking for an all-in-one entertainment centre and a top-notch brewery, visit KulturBrauerie on the western side of Prenzlauerberg, one of the fun things to do in Berlin at night.

This sprawling 25000 square meter venue boasts six expansive courtyards and an ensemble of 20 red and yellow clinker buildings that pulse with the city’s energy.

Soak in a world of clubs, bars, restaurants, cinemas, and museums, all under one roof. 

Dive into the legendary nightlife of Berlin at SODA, a prominent nightclub housed within the converted boiler house.

Discover Franz Club for the best experience that goes beyond a typical club. Here, you will find a restaurant, a beer garden, and a lounge all in one.

The best part is as the seasons change, so does the spirit of Kulturbrauerei. 

In the spring, witness the Walpurgis Night celebration, a joyous gathering featuring dances and a grand bonfire in the courtyard. 

When the holiday season arrives, immerse yourself in the enchanting Christmas markets at the venue. 

Stroll through the stalls, indulge in delectable food, and savour drinks that warm your spirits.

Recommended Tour: Prenzlauer Berg Tour: Kulturbrauerei, Kollwitzplatz & More

STEP BACK IN TIME AT TANTE LISBETH

If you are looking for one of the retro bars in Berlin, visit Tante Lisbeth in Kreuzberg.

Tante Lisbeth, which translates to ‘Aunty Lisbeth’, will take you back to the 70’s with its interiors.

As you step inside, you will be greeted by the allure of retro furnishings, shag carpets and kitsch decor.

Tante Lisbeth offers two separate bowling zones that can be rented by the hour.

Don’t miss to check out the area by the window adorned with captivating furniture and wallpaper that sets the perfect backdrop for your journey back in time. 

The bar’s distinctive drinks cabinet, complete with closets and cupboards, evokes the ambience of an ardent alcoholic’s cosy living room.

The catch is the bar’s intimate setting can only accommodate around 60 patrons at a time. So, book your seats ahead of your travel. 

Also, please note that Tante Lisbeth operates on cash only.

Be sure to have plenty of euros on hand to savour their reasonably priced drinks and indulge in a few rounds of bowling.

VISIT FLEA MARKET AND ENJOY A KARAOKE IN THE MAUERPARK

One of the fun things to do in Berlin at night is to visit Mauerpark in Prenzlauer Berg district.

This vast green oasis, shaped as a linear park, is cherished among locals and visitors alike. 

It’s a place where nature, shopping, and entertainment come together to create a diverse nighttime adventure.

On Sunday afternoons, Mauerpark comes alive with its enchanting flea market, drawing tourists and residents for a delightful shopping and culinary experience. 

As you wander through this bustling marketplace, you will discover stalls filled with vintage clothing, unique accessories, and a wide array of curiosities. 

From retro fashion finds to one-of-a-kind treasures, the market caters to all tastes.

German street food is another highlight of the Mauerpark flea market. 

Satisfy your cravings with delicious local treats, offering a taste of Berlin’s culinary diversity.

Head to the area where independent musicians gather to stage spontaneous performances.

The park’s amphitheatre serves as a hub for entertainment, hosting a unique form of karaoke known as Bearpit Karaoke.

Bearpit Karaoke is a fun-filled event that starts at 3 PM and continues into the early morning hours. 

Don’t be shy – step onto the stage and share your vocal talents with an enthusiastic crowd.

The park is easily accessible by a 10-minute walk from the nearest underground station, Eberswalder Straße.

Recommended Tour: Berlin’s Alternative Side: The Urban Jungle Tour

HOP ON A GASTRONOMICAL TOUR

One of the fun things to do in Berlin at night is to explore the German Gastronomy.

Many  food tours  take you through the prime locations across the city.

Savour authentic German cuisines or try other international cuisines with a tinch of German blend in the ingredients.

This is a must-do Berlin night activities, especially if you are a foodie.

Check out these tours, some of which last more than four hours and will take you through the local favourites and some hidden food gems across Berlin.

Some of these tours are dependent on the season. So book your tours  here  in advance to avoid last-minute hassle.

• Berlin: 3-Hour Secret Food Tour
• Berlin: Mitte Culinary Food Tour
• Berlin: East Berlin Food and History Walking Tour
• Berlin: Gourmet Food & Cultural Walking Tour
• Berlin: Culinary guided tour with delicious samples
• Berlin : No Diet Club Food Tour – Street Food Paradise
• Berlin: Food Walking Tour with Quintessential Tastings
• Traditional German Food and Berlin Old Town Private Tour

DIScOVER BERLIN’S RICH BEER CULTURE

Berlin is a renowned beer location, especially if you visit in October for the world-famous Oktoberfest.

There are various ways to immerse yourself in this delightful tradition, from guided beer tours to exploring Berlin’s top biergartens independently. 

The  guided beer tours  take you to iconic breweries and beer halls, where you will learn about the city’s brewing history, beer-making techniques, and the cultural significance of beer in Berlin.

The best part is some of these tours run all night until early morning, making it one of the exciting things to do in Berlin at night.

Engage your taste buds with various local brews and discover the nuances of German beer.

To elevate your beer experience, consider trying beer and food pairings at specialized venues. 

If you are looking to have the best Friday night in Berlin, check out these top beer tours which will make your weekend cherishable:

Berlin offers establishments that expertly pair different beers with carefully crafted dishes, enhancing the flavours of both. 

Check out some of my top venue recommendations to enjoy a pint or two in Berlin.

Zollpackhof:  Situated near the Berlin Hauptbahnhof, Zollpackhof offers a large beer garden with stunning views of the Spree River and the Reichstag building.

Prater Garten:  This is the oldest beer garden in the Prenzlauer Berg neighbourhood, dating back to 1837.

Enjoy an array of German beers and traditional food in a beautiful outdoor setting.

BRLO Brewhouse:  Located in the former train depot at Gleisdreieck Park, BRLO Brewhouse is known for its incredible craft beers.

Tiergartenquelle:  Located in the heart of Tiergarten Park, Tiergartenquelle offers a peaceful escape from the city’s hustle and bustle.

It’s a perfect place to unwind with friends and family after a busy day.

Raise a glass, share a toast with the locals, and savour the delicious brews that make Berlin a beer lover’s paradise. Prost!

• Berlin: Guided Brewery Tour and Craft Beer Tasting
• Berlin: Mampe Schnapps Brewery Tour and Tasting

WHERE TO STAY IN BERLIN AT NIGHT?

Hotel Adlon Kempinski Berlin : 5-star hotel located in Berlin’s Mitte, includes a double Michelin-star restaurant and a shopping arcade.

KPM Hotel & Residences : Set within 1.2 mi of Kurfürstendamm, Reichstag is 2.2 miles from this hotel. The rooms are fitted with a private bathroom, and some rooms have a balcony.

Wilmina Hotel : This property is around 1.4 miles from Messe Berlin, 1.8 miles from Kurfürstendamm and 2.1 miles from Zoologischer Garten Metro Station.

The Circus Hostel : The Circus Hostel offers private rooms as well as shared dormitory rooms.Berlin Central Train Station is 1.6 mi from The Circus Hostel.

Pfefferbett Hostel : This hostel lies in the trendy Prenzlauer Berg district of central Berlin, steps from the Senefelder Platz Underground Station.

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The Ultimate Guide to Berlin Nightlife: Where to Go and What to Do

by Original Berlin Tours | Mar 7, 2024 | Original Berlin

Welcome to the vibrant and eclectic nightlife scene of Berlin! Known for its diverse range of clubs, bars, and music venues, the German capital offers something for everyone, from techno enthusiasts to jazz lovers. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned partygoer, this guide will help you navigate the city’s vibrant nocturnal landscape. So put on your dancing shoes, and let’s explore the best places to experience Berlin’s nightlife.

1. Kreuzberg: The Hipster Hub

If you’re looking for a neighborhood with a lively and alternative nightlife scene, Kreuzberg should be your go-to destination. This vibrant district is filled with trendy bars, underground clubs, and pop-up parties. Start your evening with a visit to one of the many cozy bars offering craft cocktails and local beers. Places like Madame Claude , with its quirky upside-down decor, or ORWOhaus , a former film factory turned music venue, are perfect for a relaxed and laid-back atmosphere.

Madame Claude ORWOhaus

For those seeking an unforgettable clubbing experience, Kreuzberg is home to some of Berlin’s most famous techno institutions. Head to Watergate for cutting-edge electronic music and breathtaking views of the Spree River, or lose yourself in the labyrinthine rooms of Griessmuehle , a former grain mill turned club known for its industrial charm. Just be prepared to dance until the early hours of the morning!

Watergate Griessmuehle

2. Mitte: Where History Meets Nightlife

Located in the heart of Berlin, Mitte offers a unique blend of history, culture, and nightlife. Start your evening with a visit to Clärchens Ballhaus , an iconic dance hall dating back to 1913. With its vintage interior and live music, this place exudes old-world charm.

Clärchens Ballhaus

If you’re in the mood for a more sophisticated night out, head to the area around Rosenthaler Platz . Here, you’ll find a mix of upscale cocktail bars and stylish restaurants. Check out Monkey Bar on the 10th floor of the 25hours Hotel for panoramic views of the city.

Rosenthaler Platz Monkey Bar

For a taste of Berlin’s underground club culture, venture into the legendary KitKatClub . Known for its provocative dress code and uninhibited parties, this iconic venue is not for the faint-hearted but promises an unforgettable night out.

3. Friedrichshain: Techno Paradise

If you’re a fan of electronic music, Friedrichshain should be high on your list. Start your night by exploring RAW Gelände , a former train repair yard turned cultural hub. This vast complex is home to numerous bars, clubs, and alternative spaces, offering a taste of the city’s creative energy.

RAW Gelände

Berghain , located inside a former power station, is arguably the most famous techno club in the world. Known for its strict door policy and marathon-length sets, this megavenue is a must-visit for any electronic music lover. Just remember to follow the club’s rules and immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere it offers.

If you’re looking for something a bit cozier, head to Salon zur Wilden Renate . This labyrinthine club combines indoor and outdoor spaces, creating a playful and immersive experience. With its quirky decorations and varied music program, it’s the perfect spot for a night of dancing and exploration.

Salon zur Wilden Renate

4. Prenzlauer Berg: Bohemian Vibes

Prenzlauer Berg, with its charming cobblestone streets and bohemian atmosphere, is another hotspot for Berlin’s nightlife. Start your evening with a visit to Prater Garten , Berlin’s oldest beer garden. This historic venue offers a laid-back atmosphere, perfect for enjoying a cold beer with friends.

Prater Garten

For live music enthusiasts, Kulturbrauerei is a must-visit. This former brewery complex now hosts a variety of cultural events, including concerts and parties. Check their program to see what’s happening during your visit.

Kulturbrauerei

If you’re craving a unique experience, visit Kater Blau , located on the banks of the Spree River. This open-air club invites you to dance under the stars while enjoying some of the best electronic music the city has to offer. With its relaxed and inclusive atmosphere, Kater Blau is a favorite among locals and visitors alike.

Whether you’re into techno, jazz, or indie music, Berlin’s nightlife has something to offer everyone. From underground clubs in Kreuzberg to historical dance halls in Mitte, each neighborhood has its own unique vibe. So, get out there and explore the diverse and vibrant nightlife of Berlin.

Remember to always check the local listings, as Berlin’s nightlife scene is constantly evolving. Don’t hesitate to strike up conversations with locals and fellow partygoers – they often have the best tips and recommendations. Above all, be prepared to let loose, dance like nobody’s watching, and experience the magic of Berlin’s nightlife.

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Top Things to do in Berlin at Night

This post lists some of the top things to do in Berlin at night.  

Since the fall of the Wall, Berlin has established itself as one of Europe's cultural and party hotspots.

Unsurprisingly, the city lights up at night, with areas like Kreuzberg, Friedrichshain, and Mitte at the center of the busy nightlife.

However, Berlin's cultural side is not to be written off after dark either! Live music and never-ending special events provide a fun alternative to the vibrant club scene. ( en español )

(1) VIEW THE CITY LIGHTS FROM ABOVE

Berlin has multiple landmarks that can be climbed by night (and day) and may offer a stunning view of the city from above.

• Reichstag (Free)

The Reichstag, the German parliament building, was adorned with its modern cupola in 1999 and has since provided an excellent view of the Brandenburg Gate and downtown area.

Entrance is free and the dome is open until midnight every day, but tickets but must be reserved at least two hours in advance.

For tips on how to get tickets and prepare for your visit, click here .

• TV Tower (Fernseherturm)

A 40 second elevator ride transports you 200 m up to the revolving sphere of the TV Tower that dominates the Berlin skyline.

The revolving sphere contains a restaurant and an observation deck, so you can sit and enjoy a meal while getting a 360⁰ view of the city without leaving your seat.

• Berliner Dome

The Berliner Dome requires a little more work with its 270 steps up to a walkway surrounding the 70 meter high cupola.

H owever, the gorgeous views of the Museum Island, Rotes Rathaus, and surrounding area make the climb worth it.

The Dome, built in the baroque style and finished in 1905, and the burial crypt of the royal Hohenzollern house are worth an exploration of their own.

The Berliner Dome is open until 20:00 every day (7€, /reduced 5€).

(2) Take a stroll through the Brandenburg Gate and Unter den Linden (Free)

The icon of Berlin, the Brandenburg Gate, is lit up at sundown, making it a beautiful sight at both day and night.

Stroll down Unter den Linden towards the Museum Island or stop by one of the restaurants on the Gendarmenmarkt, enjoying a view of the brilliantly lit German and French Domes and Schauspielhaus.

(3) Learn about the night sky at the Wilhelm-Förster-Observatory and Planetarium (Budget)

The Wilhelm-Förster-Observatory and Planetarium offers stargazing and educational tours multiple times a week (Admission: Observatory 3€, Planetarium and Observatory 5-10€).

While stargazing is only possible if the sky is clear, a tour of the equipment is offered at the observatory on cloudy days.

At the planetarium you have the opportunity to lie under a virtual night sky while enjoying programs that include anything from scientific presentations to pop concerts.

(4) Enjoy music of every genre

From the world renowned Berlin Philharmonic and three opera houses to its small and popular jazz clubs (like the B-Flat and A-Trane ), Berlin's lively music scene caters to every imaginable music taste.

Big names also frequently perform at large concert halls like the Mercedes-Benz Arena , Waldbühne , or Columbia Halle .

(5) Watch a show - anything from cabaret to ballet

Multiple theater and stage shows have also made Berlin their home.

The revue show of the Friedrichstadt Palast is a spectacle encompassing 160 participants per performance, while the renowned Staatsballet exquisite ballerinas flutter across the stage.

Other highlights include the Blue Man Group and the countless theaters and companies. Get an overview of current shows and events here .

(6) Learn something new at the Long Night of the Museums, Sciences, and Castle Night

Berlin is known for its incredible museums, and for a few nights a year, over 70 of them open their doors until 2:00 am during the Long Night of the Museums , allowing visitors to explore their incredible collections, specialized workshops, and museum hop in buses shuttling between main museus.

Similar events are held for research institutes and universities in the Long Night of the Sciences and the Sanssouci Castle in Potsdam during Castle Night (Schlössernacht).

(7) Marvel at the Festival of Lights (Free)

One week a year the monuments, streets, and landmarks of Berlin are illuminated with the colorful light displays and installations of international artists.

Wander around Mitte to enjoy the highest concentration of light shows and marvel at the transformation of the well-known landmarks into gigantic works of art.

(8) Discover the Berlin nightlife

Like many big cities, Berlin and its famous nightlife is defined by its diverse neighborhoods, which reflect unique aspects of the metropolis and its population.

Explore Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg, where the in-crowd gathers in hip or dimly lit dive bars, or go to Mitte, where Berlin's wealthier residents swarm to sip swanky cocktails.

(9) Dance the night away

Berlin's club and electronic music scene has become infamous worldwide and is the perfect next step after discovering the bars in one of the aforementioned neighborhoods.

Head to the Watergate or Berghain , the most famous club in the city, but prepare for a strict door policy with a reasonable chance of being denied, particularly at the latter.

(10) Berlin in the Summer

With its mild summer nights and long hours of sunlight, Berlin seems to blossom in the summer.

Residents and visitors alike make use of the break from the gray winters to flock outside and enjoy seasonal entertainment and events.

(11) Open Air Theaters

Various open air movie theaters pop up throughout the city in the summer, showing anything from current Hollywood blockbusters to international art house movies.

Head to the theater at the Kulturforum to be close to the bars at Potsdamer Platz and Mitte for post-movie drinks.

(12) Enjoy a drink at a Beach Bar

Berliners are nothing if not resourceful, and that includes making use of the warm summer nights to fuel up on vacation feelings in the heart of a northern European city.

'Beach bars' have cropped up around the banks of the Spree and various green spaces, providing Berliners with an escape from the concrete jungle, with their imported sand and tropical cocktails.

Check out the Yaam in Friedrichshain for a Caribbean flair or the Strandbar Mitte with its gorgeous view of the lit up Museum Island.

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8 Unmissable Things To Do In Berlin At Night

Berlin is something of a cultural gem that is all too often overlooked by visitors choosing a European city to explore. When the Berlin Wall fell in 1989, it opened an entirely new aspect to the city. An abundance of cheap buildings to rent soon attracted artists, not only from Germany, but from many other parts of the world.

That influx of creativity gradually spread throughout the city leaving visitors with a wealth of exciting cultural opportunities to explore. The city already had a rich history, an abundance of markets, and some great architectural offerings. This new dynamic simply built on that. Modern Berlin is a city with a wealth of different neighborhoods, all with their own unique vibe, and you can get to know them better in our guide on where to stay in Berlin .

Today, any visit to Berlin is bound to offer wonderful new discoveries in everything from cuisine to culture. Although public transport options are plentiful, you need to be aware that if you’re carrying heavy bags your visit will be severely restricted. Berlin luggage storage services have been strategically placed both in this city and many others throughout the world. You may want to consider storing your bags and only carrying with you the luggage that you will need during your stay.

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Walking Tours

Discovering a new city can sometimes be a slightly intimidating process, especially if you're doing so by night. One comfortable way to get a feel for this magical city is by taking a walking tour. Berlin offers a wide variety of guided night tours, most of which take place on foot. Walking through a city with a tour guide offers a perfect opportunity to really get a feel for Berlin.

As far as a walking tour is concerned, you will soon find that there are a plethora of options from which to choose. Berlin will always be associated with beer and a guided brewery tour is a great way to take advantage of local knowledge. Whether you opt for a craft beer tour or prefer something more in the way of the pub crawl, there is bound to be something that will match your desires.

If you would prefer your guided tour to offer more insight into the city’s history, there are a number of tours that you might want to consider. They range from free tours with a local guide through to private personalized tours, and even tours by cycle rickshaw. Some of the sites you will be taken to may not be open, but even those that are not tend to be illuminated at night so that you can still get a sense of them.

Most of these tours will take in more iconic Berlin landmarks such as Alexanderplatz, the TV tower and the Berlin Cathedral. You might also want to consider a dedicated culinary tour or, if you're there in September, a tour of Kurfurstendamm 's famous spectacle of lights.

Like much of Germany, the city is rich in museums. Most of these close at around 6 PM and so make for an ideal early evening visit. One notable exception to this rule is the German Spy Museum whose doors remain open until 8 PM. The only spy museum in Germany, this visit offers an interesting and often eye-opening insight into the world of espionage. Tickets cost seven euros although discounted prices can be attained by online booking.

If you are a museum fan then one cool thing about any Berlin trip is a visit to Museum Island . This UNESCO World Heritage site is built on the North of Spree Island and is home to half a dozen of the best museums in the city. This includes noteworthy sites such as the Neues Museum and the Pergamon Museum. Even if you are unable to visit all of them, Museum Island makes for an ideal nighttime stroll during which you can take in the fabulous architecture within which these museums are housed.

For decades, live music and live concerts have been synonymous with Berlin. Many new indie bands cut their teeth here and Berlin offers some great music venues, no matter what genre of music you are into. In this unique city, you can experience classical genius at the Berlin Phiharmonic or one of several other opera houses or you could take in something very different listening to music by international artists at one of the regular open air concerts that take place around the city or in its large concert halls.

One of the must-do things you can do in Berlin by night is head for Silent Green . Here, in the rather unusual setting of what was once Berlin's first crematorium, you can listen to a wide variety of different genres. The domed ceiling provides not only a unique setting, but some amazing acoustics. Today, Silent Green is also the base for renowned K7 records.

Boxhaugener Platz is a popular eating district and while you are there you are likely to feel the beat of music bouncing at you. It will almost definitely be emanating from Astra Kulturehaus where any night of the week you will be able to listen to pop music and indie rock. Concerts cost anything from eight euros to forty euros depending on who is performing.

Jazz is one genre of music one might not at first associate with Germany but, in fact, Berlin is home to some hidden gems of the international jazz scene. Both classical and experimental jazz venues have become established in the city.

The jazz connoisseur can experience great music at one of several popular jazz clubs scattered throughout the city. Look out for B Flat, A-Trane, Quazimodo and The Zig Zag Club. All play host to an interesting array of both local and international artists, so check to see what grabs you most.

If a long night of clubbing, bars, and music is more to your taste, Berlin offers a wide array of options to choose from. You won't need to go far to take advantage of the vibrant nightlife. The main nightlife party hotspots are City West, Hackescher Markt, and Orienbrunger Strasse in the city center, and Wranglestrake along the Spree River.

Each of these districts comes with its own unique atmosphere, but you will have numerous bars and clubs to explore. Bear in mind that Berlin clubs tend to adhere to a strict door policy so check in advance to ensure that you will be dressed appropriately. The good news is that public transport runs all night in Berlin so you shouldn't have any trouble getting home after a long night out.

Berghain is situated in an abandoned power station and is one of the best-known clubs, not only in Germany, but also internationally. The building actually contains not just the Berghain Club, with its passion for techno music, but also the Panorama Bar with an altogether different atmosphere and a leaning more towards house music.

Famous Landmarks

Any visit to Berlin will not be complete unless you take in some of the significant landmarks that the city has to offer. Even if all you do is walk past some of these iconic sites and snap a selfie as you do so, you will regret it if you don't take the opportunity while you have it.

The Brandenburg Gate is possibly the most iconic site in the city. It was built in 1791 and sits right above Pariser Platz which is a square that is home to many important buildings in Berlin. Another must-see that can be impressive at night is the Reichstag which houses the federal government and is covered in a glass dome that is lit up by night making for great photos. It is just a short hop from both the Brandenburg Gate and the Bundskanzleramt.

One obvious landmark, and one you will spot immediately, is the TV Tower. This 368-meter high needle dominates the skyline and affords spectacular 360° views of the city. It is the perfect place from which to get your bearings as you gaze down toward the concrete jungle at your feet. It is open from ten until ten and there is a restaurant where you can enjoy fine dining. If you prefer to keep your visit a little more modest then you can visit the viewing deck which includes a bar.

When you visit Museum Island, one building that is bound to catch your eye will be the Humbold Forum opposite. This 30 000 square meter building of five floors is home to the city's forum for art, science, and culture, and was once a baroque palace that was recently converted.

Another building that will catch your attention is the Reichstag Building which today houses the Bundestag and is situated in Platz der Republik. It was originally opened in 1894 but despite its opulence, it fell into disrepair and was mothballed until it was reopened after the cold war and became home to the lower house of the German Government.

Eating Out in Berlin

Along with the artists who migrated to this city after the fall of the wall, came the chefs. This city offers a very varied culinary palette. Whether it's just Bratwurst in a beer garden or a sit-down classic meal taken in the revolving restaurant of the TV Tower, you will not run short of eating options.

Some of the dishes to look out for include currywurst, of which Berliners are exceptionally proud. Maultaschen is a pasta stuffed with different meat options, while Spatzle is similar to pasta and is a dish that vegetarians may want to consider. In addition to meatballs, schnitzels, and bockwurst, you will find plenty of more exotic options such as Thai, Vietnamese and Turkish.

Restaurants abound throughout the city but a couple of areas you might like to try include Mitte, Savignyplatz, Potsdamer Platz, and Hackersche Markt where you can find reasonably priced dishes. One fun alternative is the rooftop restaurant at Hotel de Rome in Behrenstrabe which offers an island of tranquility from which to escape the city for a moment and offers gorgeous views. And if you're looking for the best things to eat in the city, look no further than our guide to the best street food in Berlin .

The Berlin Wall

Finally, no visit to Berlin at night would be complete without at least paying a brief visit to the infamous Berlin Wall. Originally built to prevent dissidents fleeing the East, this wall was arguably one of the most iconic features of the Cold War. Checkpoint Charlie is a name that will forever be associated with both Berlin and the Cold War.

The wall was up for twenty-eight years and ran for a total of 155 kilometers (96 miles). Today just two kilometers (1.2miles) of the wall is still standing but it attracts tourists in their thousands as they come to pay homage to this historical landmark and all that it represented.

The best place to visit is the 1.3 kilometers known today as the East Side Gallery. The name comes from the fact that it was painted on by international artists in 1990 and again in 2009. The East Side Gallery is a must-see visit and one that will provide you with lasting memories and some great photos.

Berlin, Germany is a unique city that is packed with cool things to do. Nightlife here is both varied and dynamic, and in addition to the many well-known sites, Berlin is awash with secret places just waiting for you to discover them. Whether you fancy a pub crawl, live concerts, or a refined evening of dining followed by a visit to one of the opera houses, there are plenty of things to do in Berlin at night. Public transportation is cheap and there are many free things to enjoy there after dark.

You will have the choice of diving into the party hotspots or making new friends as you enjoy the famous landmarks from a different angle on a night cruise along the Spree River. In short, Berlin is definitely a city that should go onto any traveler's bucket list.

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