The successor of the legendary Bar25, Kater Blau showers freewheeling club-goers with fine electro in a rambling indoor-outdoor playground, featuring two floors and a boat with deck for chilling. The SaSoMo party starts at midnight on Saturday and goes nonstop through Monday evening or longer. The door is quite selective.
Kater Blau
Friedrichshain
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