Sisyphos is a dance club in Lichtenberg, Berlin.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Tip: Runs continuously Friday night through Monday morning; bring layers, sunglasses and a swimsuit for the lake. S-Bahn to Rummelsburg is the easy way in.
Address: Hauptstrasse 15, 10317 Berlin
RSO opened in 2021 in Niederschoeneweide as the successor crew to the shuttered Griessmuehle, and it now anchors the harder, darker end of Berlin techno.
TipTen minutes on foot from S Schoeneweide. The room peaks 04:00 onward; a quiet 02:00 floor is normal here, not a sign of a slow night.
Else is the Renate crew's open-air club at Treptower Park S-Bahn, opening every May for the summer season with house and slow-techno across a sandy.
TipOpen-air only; Else closes for winter and reopens in May. Bring sunglasses, sunscreen and patience for the cash bar.
Cassiopeia sits in a former industrial hall on the RAW grounds in Friedrichshain and runs a broader booking than its techno-heavy neighbours, with hip-hop.
TipThe summer beer garden is the easiest way in on a hot night. Weekday nights are local and cheap; Saturday gets touristed.
A-Trane has run since 1992 around a 12-square-metre bandstand on Bleibtreustrasse in Charlottenburg, hosting nightly jazz sets in a 100-capacity room.
TipDoors at 21:00; the room books out for the late jam sessions on Saturday. Book ahead for named acts.
Quasimodo on Kantstrasse runs as Berlin's longest-standing jazz club, with a basement stage that has booked blues, soul and funk acts alongside.
TipCash at the door for the late set. The cafe upstairs runs earlier; the basement stage is where the music lives.
B-flat in Mitte runs an acoustic jazz programme almost every night, with a low stage that puts the band a metre from the front row and a Wednesday jam called.
TipRobin's Nest jam Wednesdays runs three-euro admission and a deep local-musician turnout. Book named acts ahead.
