Nightclubs in Berlin, home to the world's greatest party, are reinventing themselves in the face of an uncertain future - Copyright AFP Pierrick YVON Nightclubs in ...

People dance at SchwuZ, the oldest and largest queer club of Germany, according to its general manager, on October 11, 2025 in Berlin. (Photo by Pierrick YVON / AFP) Berlin, long hailed as one of the ...

Nearly two years into COVID-19, the city’s recently reopened nightspots try to dance their way to a healthy Club Kultur. Revelers dance beneath smoke and lights at an open-air electronic music party ...

For now, the mood is exuberant at Renate, a labyrinthine club with multiple DJs housed in a dimly-lit complex near the Spree river, a Berlin institution which recently celebrated its 18th birthday.

Berlin (AFP) – Berlin, long hailed as one of the world's great party cities, is fighting to keep its famed techno clubs alive in the face of soaring prices, shifting tastes and a tightening property ...

Berlin, long hailed as one of the world's great party cities, is fighting to keep its famed techno clubs alive in the face of soaring prices, shifting tastes and a tightening property market.

Berlin, long hailed as one of the world's great party cities, is fighting to keep its famed techno clubs alive in the face of soaring prices, shifting tastes and a tightening property market. The ...