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Kinky Clubs in Berlin – BDSM, Fetish & Sex Clubs at a Glance
Berlin has established venues for BDSM, fetish and sex – each with its own programme, door policy and house rules. Here we introduce the kinky clubs in Berlin whose events we list on kinkyevents.berlin: SM clubs, fetish and techno clubs, sex-positive venues and rope spaces. You'll find all current events further down.
The clubs at a glance
Quälgeist Berlin e.V. – SM club with a packed programme: SM on Tuesdays, bondage nights, ABDL, furry and hypnosis formats. Many nights are men*-only, plus FLINT* nights such as Honey & Spice and mixed parties such as Dungeons Deluxe.
Insomnia – sex-positive club with events almost every night: International Sex Affairs, Pineapple Thursdays, femdom nights such as Queendom and fetish dance parties such as Kinktastisch. For newcomers there is Hello Insomnia! (Newcomers Night).
KitKatClub – techno and fetish club with parties such as CarneBall Bizarre, Nachspiel and Electric Monday. Many parties have a mandatory dress code.
Club Culture Houze (CCH) – queer sex and fetish parties almost every day: Naked SEX (Mondays, men*-only), Friday Fist, TIN* formats such as Trans & Friends and the femdom night Fakt!.
LAB.oratory – men*-only sex club (“men only – play safe – dress dirty”) with Naked Sex Party, Friday Fuck, Gummi and Fausthouse.
Böse Buben e.V. – gay association for flagellantism (founded in 1996), entry for men: SPANK-Club, FIST-Club, FEET-Club, RED-Session. SlayDay and Club of Bitches are open to everyone.
sinberlin – SM club in Kreuzberg with Femdom Soirée, BONDAGE | RESPEKT !, the beginners' circle ON KINK | first steps and our own series Die Teegesellschaft.
Whip Lounge – BDSM and fetish club in Neukölln with Playdays, Open Play (explicitly open to newcomers) and playroom rental.
Menagerie Berlin – mixed sex-positive venue with a beginner-friendly games night, Der Schwarze Salon and Bi-Plus Consexual.
Karada House – queer shibari, kink and art space with rope classes, rope jams, kink workshops and play parties such as Wild Unicorns.
IKSK – Institut für Körperforschung und sexuelle Kultur (Institute for Body Research and Sexual Culture) at Holzmarkt: workshops, a weekly bondage jam, play spaces and performances.
ROSA – sex-positive club and cultural space with a safeguarding team and guest series such as LIBIDOH and Klub Verboten.
What you should know
Never been to a kinky club? Then a little preparation is worth it. Many venues have nights only for specific audiences – men*-only, FLINTA*, TIN* or couples – and a fixed dress code. Both are stated in the respective event description.
Read the code of conduct in advance and take a look at the topic of awareness at events – because consent, clear agreements, and safer spaces come first at every good party. Important: always check the respective event description for details, rules, and entry requirements, as only the organizers' conditions apply. Anyone who still feels like a complete beginner will find a relaxed way in with the Kink for Beginners article.
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FAQs
Which kinky clubs are there in Berlin?
Established venues with their own kink programme include Quälgeist, Insomnia, KitKatClub, Club Culture Houze, LAB.oratory, Böse Buben, sinberlin, Whip Lounge, Menagerie, Karada House, IKSK and ROSA.
Are there kinky clubs for beginners?
Yes. There are dedicated formats for getting started, for example Hello Insomnia! (Newcomers Night), ON KINK | first steps at sinberlin, the games night at Menagerie or Open Play at Whip Lounge.
Are there clubs for men only?
Yes. LAB.oratory and Böse Buben e.V. are men*-only, and Quälgeist and Club Culture Houze host many men*-only nights. You'll also find mixed, FLINTA* and TIN* nights in the calendar.
Is there a dress code?
That depends on the club and the night: from naked only to rubber, leather and sportswear to nights without a dress code. The requirements are stated in the respective event description.
How do I find the right club night?
All upcoming dates are listed on this page and in our event calendar. The categories help you find nights by audience and type of play.
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