A hidden “wonderland” in the industrial park: this Berlin club is a huge 72-hour village with its own lake and beach

If you fancy a party at the weekend, the capital is the place to be. In the Mecca of the music and techno scene, you are spoiled for choice when it comes to clubs – places that not only offer space to dance and party, but also tell stories. From labyrinthine structures that once housed art installations to the industrial charm of a former thermal power station – the architectural aspects are what make Berlin’s nightclubs so unique. And clubs such as Wilde Renate, Berghain and Tresor are by no means the only highlights: There is one club that scores above all with its extraordinary outdoor space. Sisyphos in Berlin is – as many visitors report – a true wonderland as soon as you step through the famous gates. Find out what’s behind them by reading on!

Neither created in former vaults nor in the former thermal power station – Sisyphos has a completely different history. It is located on the site of a former dog biscuit factory in Rummelsburg. The company “Sisyphos Event UG” was founded in 2009, and the club opened in the same year. The interior of the club consists of several floors, while the spacious outdoor area resembles a garden with a lake and beach flair. You really are immersed in your own universe here – with imaginative decorations and different areas. A place with a fairytale character, surrounded by the raw industrial charm of the old dog biscuit factory.

Especially in summer, this cult club is an absolute place to be with its diverse outdoor options. The techno sound here is accompanied by its own lake, a beach, colorful little houses, fire pits and food stalls. When other clubs have long since closed, things really get going here. You can dance the night away from Friday to Monday – and the party experience is of course not just an absolute highlight in summer.