Gay Guide Berlin

"The weekend in Berlin starts on Thursday. You can go to Möbel Olfe and if you want more you can go afterwards to Chantal's House of Shame. From Friday to Sunday it's important to know what parties there are. If you're more into techno, Pornceptual, Lab.Dance at Lab.oratory or Piepshow at Kitkat, Gegen Berlín (fetish party). For other types of music there's Horse meat disco (disco house), Furiosa (Latin) or Putifest (Reggaeton)."

"Warschauer area 7pm Then saunas and party in Warschauer or Schöneberg area."

"Friday evening starting at Coven; probably also going straight to one of the legendary parties on Friday to avoid the tourist crowds on Saturdays. During the day, sports at Barry's Bootcamp, relaxing in the Tiergarten with friends in the summer, visiting a museum like Fotografiska, Neue Nationalgallerie, the Schwules Museum, and diving into nightlife in the evenings. Then start Sunday with a late brunch."

"Actually that depends on the season and what type of person you are. The whole city is very queer friendly and full of options to go with the flow. You just need to ask yourself how you feel like and check whats going on around. I'm also always happy to help you find out :)"

"My perfect gay weekend in Berlin starts with brunch at Mattea, followed by a walk around Museum Island and taking in the city's history and architecture. In the evening, I love watching the sunset over the Spree before heading to Nollendorfplatz for drinks at Prinzknecht. If I'm in the mood to dance, I'll either spend the night at Berghain/Panorama Bar or enjoy the vibrant salsa dance floor at Soda Club. It's the perfect mix of culture, amazing food, beautiful views, and Berlin's diverse LGBTQ+"

"A perfect sexy weekend in Berlin? You need the luck of catching that real Berlin vibe. When it happens, everything becomes effortless. The whole weekend turns into a self-running story: one moment leads to the next, plans disappear, and somehow the right people keep crossing your path. You never quite know where you'll end up or who you'll be heading home with — but it all feels strangely natural, like Berlin is doing the work for you. It doesn't happen often. But when it does, ... !!!! :p"

"A perfect Berlin weekend kicks off with Saturday afternoon exploring the rich history and contemporary art exhibits at the , the city's essential LGBTQ+ museum. As evening falls, a lively dinner at Kanaan sets the right tone before diving into a late-night crawl starting with high-energy drag at Tipsy Bear and ending on the crowded, kitschy dance floor at Roses. Sunday morning is reserved for a long, lazy brunch on the terrace at the queer-run Das Hoven, soaking in the relaxed neighborhood commu"

"You start Thursday evening at Lab for the Naked party. Friday or Saturday there are various event parties. Before that, you might start with a cocktail at Blond, go to Prinzknecht for a beer and check out the darkroom at Boyberry. After the party around 2 at night, it's best to go to Bull - everyone gets something there."

"Start with a beer at melitta sudstrom in mehringdamm, hit a cute queer party like Tracy, and spend the rest of the weekend in a nice sauna :)"

"A summer weekend in Berlin starts outdoors. Saturday morning, grab a coffee and spend a few hours at Teufelssee, one of the city's most popular gay lake spots—relaxed, social, and surrounded by nature. In the afternoon, head to Tempelhofer Feld or Görlitzer Park with friends before dinner and drinks in Kotti. The night usually ends somewhere between Möbel Olfe and Roses. Sunday is slower: brunch, a walk along the canal, and maybe a few hours at Boiler before starting the week again."

"My perfect gay weekend in Berlin is actually pretty simple: For me, those three places tell a complete story of the city: Nature → Nightlife → Recovery Teufelssee → Berghain → Boiler."

"In summer: Teufelssee for nude bathing (but swimwear works too!), in winter Sunday afternoons at the Boiler. Love brunch at Café Kalwil."