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Berlin, Germany
Schöneberg fetish cruising bar since 1995 with rotating dress codes
Gay fetish and cruising bar on Motzstraße in Schöneberg's Nollendorfkiez, open since 1995. The name means "barn" in German, and the no-frills attitude matches — this is a darkroom bar with themed nights rotating through leather, rubber, jeans, uniform, sneaker, and skinhead dress codes. Owner Sylvio Jaskulke took over in 2003 after years on staff. The Sunday Naked Party (doors at 6:30 PM) is one of the signature draws. Late-night hours run until 7 AM weeknights, 9 AM weekends. The crowd skews 30+ gay and bisexual men across Berlin's fetish subcultures. Scheune serves as the club locale for BLF (Berliner Leder und Fetisch e.V.), the association behind Easter Berlin, the city's annual international leather and fetish week.
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