- Post-lockdown, Berghain temporarily became an art exhibition. The club's reopening is almost symbolic of the return to freedom in its most liberated form.
- GQ once asked iconic Berghain doorman Sven Marquardt (who’s lived in East Berlin since the early ‘80s) what rules one should follow to get inside.
- (According to Electronic Beats , someone stole a Berghain drink menu in 2016 and put it up for sale on eBay, spilling the tea, so to speak, on the club's offerings.)
- Beyond that, there are no set rules.” That might be true, but down the years we’ve found a few tips that can be helpful to anyone trying to get into Berghain.
- As famous as the club itself is, so are the bouncers and their harsh regiment in Berghain. They alone decide who is allowed to pass through the gate to the temple.
- Berghain’s name is a portmanteau of the two districts which the club occupies, Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain, and is located in a former power plant.
- Here are 15 things you should know about Berghain for those that have never experienced the boundless freedoms of the notorious club.
- While there are no clear rules on how to get into Berghain, you should think about a few things before you join the sometimes enormous queue. The biggest thing?
- A short distance from Ostgut, they found exactly what they were looking for, and on October 15, 2004, Berghain was born.
- The Official Berghain Berlin Info updated for 2024. Find Guest Lists, Table Bookings, Events, Tickets, DJs, Reviews, Entry Prices, Drink Prices &.