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The Kleist Kasino was a Gay Bar that has had multiple locations over the course of almost sixty years. It doubled as a bar and a street theatre. Founded by Robert Dozy, it was made to look like any normal restaurant. Its interior had pink lighting…

On page 39 of this magazine (Sergej, 2002) there is an ad for a location called Mario's Kneipe (Mario's Bar) where there is a two for one deal. After looking up the address, I found a gay bar in the same location, but with a different name, Dreizehn.…

Styled like a sprawling art deco living room where guests must take their shoes off at the door, Kwia Berlin is a deeply unique gay bar, and a significant step away from the Berlin clubbing scene of both the 1920s and the 2020s alike. Branding itself…

A hotel and night club with both single and double rooms available. Happy Hour from 9 - 10 PM. No women.

"This purpose of this project is to commemorate and honor lost womyn's space--both ancient and modern. This can mean anything from lost women's colleges and schools, to lesbian bars and clubs. And everything sacred and profane in between."

This community center sports counseling services, HIV testing, and legal support. It has supported gay men in Berlin since 1986 and offers help for anything related to their queerness.

Mariannenplatz is a town square/park where the Kruezberg CSD (Christopher Street Day) has ended their marches since 1997.Image From: “Die Schönsten Plätze in Berlin: Von Lauschig Bis Prunkvoll.” 2024. TipBerlin. June 28, 2024.…

The Marietta was a very popular, long-standing bar with a 60s visual style that catered to both queer and straight patrons, with their Wednesday "Pink Martini" Nights being specifically for gay people. It closed at the end of 2024 due to aggressively…

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…

Mikado was a famous club where costume balls were held for trans (and cross dressing) women. Outside the club was also a known location for sex workers to wait and meet up with people. One of the first crossdressers at Mikado was someone called Sir…