Berghain/Panorama Bar

Location

Berlin
Germany
52° 30' 40.0248" N, 13° 26' 34.89" E
DE
General info: 

When you visit a city like Berlin that has an enormuous historical value you can expect that the night life will be imersed in history too. The Bergain building, with its minimalist interior design, dominated by steel and concrete, offers a place to enjoy yourself called the Panorama Bar. The Bar itself is decorated by enormous Wolfgang Tillmans photographs and features tall windows with a view of East Berlin offering a unique experience of music, society and fun.

Getting there: 

S-Bhf Ostbahnhof
Bus 140, 240, 347

Costs: 

Depends on the event running.
Open midnight-late Friday and Saturday

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