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Clubs

There are several clubs for tourists in the area Ku'damm, but a good alternative is to go to 90 Grad, Dennewitzstrasse 37, who has a young crowd dancing to the beat of funky house music in the gay nights (Thursday and Saturday .) SO36, Oranienstrasse 190, Kreuzberg, offers different environments and styles of music depending on the night. It also hosts concerts. The east has an eclectic mix of nightclubs. In Mitte, one of the trendiest places to see and be seen is the Sage-Club, Köpenicker Strasse 78, with its ultra-modern environment and the latest house music. There are bars for singles: Fritz Berlin, Warschauer Strasse 34, whose motto is "eat, enjoy, flirt." In Prenzlauer Berg is Knaack Club, Greifswalder Strasse 224, a multilevel nightclub with a wide variety of music and concerts earlier this week, while Havanna, Haupstrasse 30, offers salsa, merengue and funk. The halcyon days of techno party (the soundtrack of the times of the Berlin Wall in 1989) sound in Casino, Mühlenstrasse, and Matrix, Warschauer Platz 18 (website: http://www.matrix-berlin.de/.) To enjoy magnificent views of the city and an ultra modern environment is recommended Week12End, Alexanderplatz, located on the 12th floor of an office block and open Thursday through Saturday.

Bars

For those who do not mind the money left in some of the trendy bars, Bar am Lützowplatz, Lützowplatz 7 (website: http://www.baramluetzowplatz.com/) between Tiergarten and U-Bahn Nollendorfplatz is a good place to have cocktails with high prices. Across Nollendorfplatz is Hafen, Motzatrasse 19, a known gay bar. Other famous bars are Universum Lounge, K'damm 153 (website: http://www.universumlounge.com/), which has a retro 70's, with photos of the moon landing and a good deal martini, and the smaller, crowded Zoulou Bar, Hauptstrasse 4, which always has an interesting and varied clientele. The shabby streets of Oranienstrasse and Wiener Strasse in Kreuzberg, are full of bars during the day become cafes. Café Bar Morena, Wiener Strasse 60, is an institution. The nearby Wiener Blut, Wiener Strasse 13, is a good local, while Madonna, Wiener Strasse 22, has a touch more sordid. In the east of the city there are a lot of variety. Locals good start in Oranienburger Strasse (geile Meile), where the original 808, Oranienburger Strasse 42-43, Reingold, Novalisstrasse 11 for cocktails and jazz or Ambulance Barr, Oranienburger Strasse 27, who is also a disco. Café Moskau, Karl Marx Allee 34, is an ancient building of the GDR with a bar downstairs and a nightclub in the basement. In modern Prenzlauer Berg, the most vibrant bars are the temple of hip-hop H20, Kastanienallee 16, and Prater, Kastienalle 7-9, with a back garden, theater and bar. You can also go to a bar that has no name in Veteranenstrasse, identified by a drawing of a bottle of wine and attended a young clientele. Harder to find is Tabou Tiki Room, Maybachufer 39 (website: http://www.taboutikiroom.com/), U-Bahn Schonleinstrassse, a bar decorated with Polynesian and full of sculptures known for its rum cocktails. The most original bar in town is Nocti Vagus, Saarbruecker Strasse 36-38 (website: http://www.noctivagus.com/), serving food and drinks in the dark. Sometimes organizes musical performances, plays and experiments with flavors. A similar but more focused in the kitchen is Dunkel-Restaurant, Gormannstrasse 14 (website: http://www.unsicht-bar-berlin.de/), whose waiters are blind and offer a selection of six menus.