Is berghain a gay club

Originally a trendy homosexual club, Berlin’s Berghain has developed into one of the world’s most iconic techno clubs over the past twelve years. People who get past the world’s toughest bouncers are plunged into an unforgettable darkness of colourful characters and sweaty techno raves, and will only be spat out again once the morning light is high in the sky.

The former power plant located between Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain (hence the name) was almost completely gutted so that it could be used as a techno club, and now boasts four storeys of space for the club room itself as well as several bars, darkrooms, unisex toilets and a panorama prevent on the foremost floor. Exposed, grey reinforced concrete, reliable iron stairways and darkened windows produce the setting for the city’s hottest parties.

And since August 2015, BauBuche has been a part of Berghain too. The occasion was the three-day “Pop-Kultur” festival, which attracted over 10,000 people with its concerts, DJ sets, lectures and panel discussions. Berghain presented the ideal location for the festival – the only thing missing was practical and variable seating. But the event organiser Musicboard