Why it stands out
Seven different nights
A club that runs through the week, with a separate host, sound and set of rules for each night, and a programme that names its DJs in advance.
Berlin · Mitte · Brückenstrasse
KitKatClub
Electronic music with a strict dress code
01The experience
A different night for each day of the week
KitKatClub publishes a full week rather than a weekend. Its current programme lists Electric Monday, Symbiotikka on Wednesdays, a Thursday night, then Friday and Saturday nights and a Sunday daytime party called Nachspiel that opens at 8 in the morning.
Each night belongs to a different host and has its own music and its own rules. The listing for a date tells you the style — techno and house on Mondays, techno and psytrance on a Thursday — and who is playing.
Plan your night
Admission & reservations
KitKatClub runs its own door and entry. KONNEKTION does not take table bookings here — Berlin club nights are standing, door-and-ticket events.
02The setting
The corner at Heinrich-Heine-Strasse
The club gives its address as Brückenstrasse 3, with the PRISMA Bar in the same building at Brückenstrasse 1. The photographs here show that corner from the street: the painted wall in 2025 and the building in 2012.
This guide shows the outside only. The club's own listings mention several rooms and a pool; KONNEKTION publishes no pictures from inside.
03Your visit
Dress code and door: read the night's rules
On Friday and Saturday nights a dress code applies from 20:00. The club states that ordinary street clothes are not accepted and that jeans and trainers are not allowed. Other nights set their own code in the listing, from relaxed on Mondays to a set theme on others.
The club states that a ticket does not guarantee entry and that the door can refuse admission. It also states that touching anyone without their consent leads to a permanent ban, and that the Monday night allows no phones inside the club.
04Music & atmosphere
Line-ups, published night by night
The programme names the DJs for most nights a week or two ahead. Mondays and Wednesdays are listed from 22:00, and the club says the Friday and Saturday evenings open at 20:00 with an early session it calls Come Together.
After Wednesday's Symbiotikka the club lists an after-hours session with DJs at the PRISMA Bar from 6:00. Sunday's Nachspiel has its own website and its own line-up.
05Arrive with ease
Brückenstrasse · Berlin-Mitte
The club gives its address as Brückenstrasse 3, 10179 Berlin, at the U-Bahn station Heinrich-Heine-Strasse. It asks guests to keep noise down outside out of respect for the neighbours.
Before you go
Check the code for your date
Read the dress code in the listing for the exact night, because it changes. A ticket is not a guarantee of entry. Consent is the house rule, and it is enforced with a permanent ban.
KitKatClub
A long-running Berlin club with electronic music every night it opens and a dress code it takes seriously. Read the listing for your date, including the rules, before you go.
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Plan Your Visit
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KitKatClub: your questions
Where is KitKatClub?
The club gives its address as Brückenstrasse 3, 10179 Berlin, at the U-Bahn station Heinrich-Heine-Strasse. The PRISMA Bar is in the same building at Brückenstrasse 1. See the official site.
Is there a dress code?
Yes, and it depends on the night. On Friday and Saturday nights the club states that ordinary street clothes, jeans and trainers are not accepted. Other nights publish their own code in the listing. See the official programme.
Does a ticket guarantee entry?
No. The club states that buying a ticket does not guarantee entry and that admission can be refused at the door. See the official programme.
What music is played?
Electronic music. The club's listings name techno and house for Electric Monday, techno for Symbiotikka on Wednesdays, and techno with psytrance or electro on other nights. See the official programme.
What are the house rules?
The club states that touching anyone without their consent leads to a permanent ban. Its Monday night does not allow phones inside. It also asks guests to keep noise down outside. See the official programme.
Which nights are listed here?
KONNEKTION lists the dated nights with published DJs from the club's own programme in the Upcoming events section above. Browse Berlin events.
A KONNEKTION venue guide. Venue details checked against the club’s own website on . Hours, access policies and programmes can change — always confirm on the official site before travelling.
Photographs: Asio otus (CC BY-SA 3.0); Gobbler (CC BY-SA 3.0), via Wikimedia Commons; resized for this page.
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