24/7 Clubs in Berlin

Nowhere does the round-the-clock weekend quite like Berlin. A handful of the city’s biggest clubs open on Friday or Saturday night and simply don’t close until Monday morning, thanks to a licensing culture that lets the party run without a curfew. For visitors, it’s one of the most surreal and unforgettable things about the city.

Key takeaways

• Berlin has no mandatory closing time, so clubs can run all weekend.
• The biggest venues stay open from Friday or Saturday into Monday.
• You can arrive at almost any hour and find a full floor.
• Time your visit for the legendary Sunday sessions.
• Pace yourself - this is endurance clubbing.

How it works

Clubs like Berghain, Sisyphos, Kater Blau and About Blank keep going all weekend, with the crowd ebbing and flowing across the days. Sunday is the connoisseur’s slot: turn up in the late morning and you’ll find some of the best music and deepest atmosphere of the whole weekend.

Making it count

You don’t have to stay for 30 hours to get it - even a well-timed Sunday afternoon session shows you what makes Berlin special. Just remember to eat, hydrate and take it steady.

Plan your night

Most all-weekend clubs sit in Friedrichshain and along the Spree. Book a hotel nearby so bed is only a short walk away whenever you finish.