KitKatClub

About

KitKatClub Berlin, located in the heart of Berlin’s Mitte district, is a world‑famous fetish nightclub that opened in March 1994 by Austrian filmmaker Simon Thaur and his partner Kirsten Krüger. Since its debut, it has become a cornerstone of Berlin’s hedonistic scene, renowned for its unapologetic openness to sexual freedom and a strict yet playful dress code that encourages guests to embrace kink, latex, leather and high‑style ensembles. The club boasts three dance floors and an outdoor pool area, with floors bathed in ultraviolet lighting and fluorescent murals. Its events range from daily club nights to themed parties such as the weekly “Disco Bizarre” on Saturdays and the “Electric Monday” and “Four Play” evenings. The venue’s philosophy—captured in its motto “Do what you want but stay in communication”—provides a safe space where music, dance and consensual sexual expression coexist. Over the years, KitKatClub has relocated several times—from Glogauer Straße to Nollendorfplatz and finally to Brückenstraße 1 in Mitte—while evolving from trance roots to a broad spectrum of electronic music. The club’s influence extends beyond Berlin, inspiring similar venues such as Budapest’s Ministry of Freedom. Despite the challenges of the pandemic, KitKatClub continues to operate, offering live streams and COVID‑19 testing to maintain its vibrant atmosphere. With a reputation for inclusivity, diverse crowds, and a strict but supportive dress code, KitKatClub draws locals and visitors alike who seek a boundary‑pushing nightlife experience that blends music, dance, and kink culture in one unforgettable setting.