Berlin’s Iconic Busche Club Closes After 30 Years of Queer Nightlife
A long-standing pillar of Berlin’s nightlife has shut its doors for good. The Busche Club, a beloved venue for over 30 years, permanently closed at the end of July 2025. Known for its inclusive atmosphere, it played a key role in the city’s LGBTQIA+ community.
The Busche was one of Berlin’s oldest queer party locations. For decades, it welcomed a diverse crowd, becoming a fixture in the city’s club scene. Its reputation as one of the largest LGBTIQ* discos made it a cultural landmark.
The closure leaves a gap in Berlin’s nightlife, particularly for the LGBTQIA+ community. The Busche’s legacy as a long-running, inclusive space will be remembered by those who frequented it. Its absence highlights the challenges facing iconic venues in a changing city.
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