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BULL Berlin

BULL Berlin, Kleiststraße, Berlin, Germany
Bull is famous for its 24 hour cruising, and you should always find someone to have fun with. A sling area and videos playing in the bar, this isn't the place you'd choose for a quiet drink. Gets busier after midnight when the crowd has moved on from other bars.
Cruising, Mature, Young
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