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Bull Berlin is a men-only cruising bar where leather daddies go to hookup. Their dress code is very laissez-faire, with many wearing as much or as little as they want. The design is very dark and tacky and people are always hooking up in the stalls.…

Nollendorfplatz is a U-Bahn station that houses a plaque dedicated to the homosexuals persecuted during the Nazi Regime. It is in the shape of an upside-down pink triangle, a symbol that homosexuals would be forced to wear in concentration camps. On…

Christopher Isherwood was a queer American writer, best known for his novel: "Goodbye to Berlin" which inspired the musical "Cabaret". He has a plaque on Nollendorfstrasse 17 where he lived from 1929 to 1933.

The Memorial is dedicated to all those who were persecuted, tortured, and killed during the Nazi regime. It is a large concrete cube with a small window that you can look through, on the inside are queer people kissing. Originally it only showed…

This is an LGBTQ+ store that offers magazines, books, toys, queer films & porn, as well as clothing for LGBTQ+ people. It specialises largely in gay male clothing.

Vanille & Marille is a chain of ice cream stores in Berlin. They are incredibly queer-friendly, they consistently work on many social projects and support pro-queer initiatives such as MANEO (an anti-queer violence campaign) and Enough is Enough!…

Babylon Kreuzberg is a movie theatre that has been around for decades. Every Monday night they have "MonGays" where they will play films that are tailored to queer movie fans and queer-movie fans.

Connection-SHOP is a sex shop that is also connected to a gay club. It is completely queer-friendly and the shop sells kink-related items, specifically leatherware. In the past, the club aspect has been exclusive to queer men, but recently they've…

Zauberflote was a beautiful dance emporium in Berlin that would entertain both gay men and lesbian women. There were three separate floors, each floor could pack in about 1,500 partygoers. The first floor was a dancehall that was strictly for…

The Body Culture School of Adolf Koch was a Nacktkultur school that combined teachings of gymnastics, nudity, and political theory. Located at Friedrichstrasse 218, lectures on hygiene were common as members of the community highly valued healthy…