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Der Neue Oldtimer is a great bar for people over 50. Laid back and so friendly. You can choose the music with your drinks order, just look for the music list book on the bar or look around at the record covers and note the numbers.

Curly Bar is a cosy, friendly queer cafe in Berlin's Wedding district, where barista coffee with cake and tapas are offered. The venue is smaller, but perfect for drinks and chit-chat with friends. It's known for its welcoming atmosphere and as a space for various LGBTQIA+ events and activities.

Prinzknecht is a big pub / bar where Berliners start their evening with some beers. Wednesday they have their famous happy hour special. The crowd tends to be beary, fetishy mature guys. In the back you can find a smoking area and in the basement a cruising area which is not as busy as other places in town. All in all a friendly atmosphere were you can meet a lot of good looking chatty people.

The place to be in Berlin for all kinds of Gay Fetish. This cruising bar is strictly for gay men only.Leather / Rubber / Worker / Skin / Boots / Braces / Sportswear / Pigs / Master / Slave / Uniform / Army / Biker. Jeans only in combination with full skin gear, i.e. bleached, polo, bald or zero-copped.NO cologneNO slippers or fashion shoes.NO nazi stuff or right wing signs.

Grosse Freiheit 114 is a cozy yet playful gay bar in Berlin that mixes relaxed pub vibes with a cheeky cruising side. The nautical décor gives it character, while the dark rooms and cabins add to the fun for those looking to explore. Drinks are well-priced, the staff are welcoming, and the crowd is friendly and down-to-earth, making it easy to meet people. Open late, it’s a spot where you can start with a chat over a beer and let the night unfold naturally.

Himmelreich has been flying the queer flag in Friedrichshain for years, combining a relaxed neighbourhood bar with a lively programme of LGBTQ+ events. Inside it’s warm and informal, while the tables outside on Simon-Dach-Straße are particularly popular when Berlin’s weather cooperates. Pride events, Eurovision nights and community gatherings all feature in the mix. The location fills an important gap between GayMapper’s other Friedrichshain venues. Ashoor is a short walk away on Wühlischstraße, with Grosse Freiheit 114 and Zum Schmutzigen Hobby also easily reached around the wider Friedrichshain nightlife area. Expect a genuinely mixed LGBTQ+ crowd — gay men, lesbians, trans guests, friends and plenty of local regulars.