Part of the Gay Berlin Guide — bars, events & things to do.

Berlin, Germany
Kreuzberg sex club with dark rooms, themed nights, and no-limits rules
Ficken 3000 is a long-running adult bar on Urbanstraße near Hermannplatz, on the Neukölln–Kreuzberg border, and something of an institution in the city's queer nightlife. The ground-floor bar is casual and dimly lit, with screens running risqué clips, while the basement has been turned into a large darkroom. The bar itself is open to all genders and identities, but the darkroom is reserved for those who don't identify as strictly heterosexual. It draws a mixed, unpretentious crowd and hosts DJ nights and parties, with the Tuesday Lohntütenball, a long-standing two-for-one drinks night, a fixture on the calendar. It sits close to Triebwerk on the same stretch of Urbanstraße, making the two an easy pairing for a night on this side of the canal.
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