Berghain | Panorama Bar

5 Marcus - 3 months ago

Incredible place, visited back to back on two days. Friendly bouncers, visited in a group of 3 (guys) and had no issues. Saw a lot of people rejected as there's a vibe there, no sports gear just pure love inside.

Main room has such a good sound system.

5 Irene C. - 7 months ago

What’s up what’s up buckle list check.
We were here before Christmas and luckily before the lockdown.
Already know they are very selective in terms of customer. And I don’t know why we got in to be honest. Maybe it was not a such busy day.
Waited for hours I think. We also went to do a fast test before.
The music was really good. Very open minded people are here.

5 Marco Libralon - 3 months ago

Great experience, spent almost 90 minutes in queue and got the entry denied. 10/10 will try again!
Tip for noobs: don't laugh ironically when the guy at the entrance reject you, unless you want to risk to be banned for life, like probably I am!

4 Daniel Norin - 3 weeks ago

The soundsystem is a beast, very unique and raw. Topp it up with great DJs. The crowd is also very engaged. No problems getting in, was really not dressed as a mainstreamer, all black.

Berghain is so raw, a powerhouse

5 Dayton - 2 months ago

I came alone here during my first visit to Berlin. It’s amazing there is somewhere you can be yourself fully. The sense of security and privacy I had felt great.

The music was insanely good and it really is any techno lover’s dream! The bass hits your body in a way that I cannot describe. The start of Freddy K during the Easter party was by far my favorite.

The lounge above panorama is a great place to meet people. Everyone I met there is so caring, welcoming, and generous.

They have the best expresso I have ever tasted in my life! The ice cream bar is lovely and the prices aren’t high. They even sell bananas and sandwiches! Great place to recharge!

5 John S (J Swift) - 3 weeks ago

The club is 1000% an amazing experience. It’s unlike any club I’ve ever visited. The place is huge, you can truly get lost in the dark with the techno music beating in the back.

For those of you coming here writing bad reviews because you didn’t get in. Going to Berghain is like getting the job you what. The “exclusivity” is what drives people to come and wait in a line for two hours in the first place. I visited for the first time two weeks ago and had no issues getting in. The bouncers were fine. People need to stop complaining about the bouncers! They are doing their jobs! Here a few tips if you’re scratching your head. Again these are just my opinions.

1. Look cute, don’t look basic or plain Jane . If you can…look edgy. Think chic and unique. You don’t have to spend money to be creative or noticeable. If you’re with a group, let the best dressed guide you.
2. Look/ appear confident, cool and collected when you’re at the door
3. Don’t say much when you get to the front of the line
4. Put your phone anyway and live in the moment when you get to the door.
5. Your group matters. It’s about an aesthetic, a vibe.
6. Take the time to look up and know at least one or two of the DJs playing

5 A S - 4 months ago

This is a tough one to rate.

I have been rejected more than once and was allowed to enter once.
Whenever I go rejected, I could not make a sense of it. I was dressed well, as in what society thinks is well dressed and I love electronic music.
After waiting for over 5 hours in the cold and getting rejected I even promised to myself to never try entering ever again.

But half a year later I saw my favourite DJ was playing there, so I decided to give it a try.
I went with the intention to see my favourite DJ play and did not felt entitled to enter. Also, I did not dress to impress, but rather dressed to feel well with myself.
This time I was allowed to enter and it was the best party I have ever been to. Everyone inside was super kind and mindful with one another. The music was perfect and the night one to remember. The experience was so good, that it made up all the past bad ones.

In hindsight I am thankful to have been rejected all the times before, because all those times I did not have the necessary level of respect for the club, the djs and the people going there. I was just trying to enter to "have the Berghain experience", as if it was an attraction on my To-do list.

Would you invite someone to your house, if those people just wanted to visit your house for the sake of having visited it?