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An abandoned power plant, the sheer size of the building impresses and its derelict nature makes it reminiscent of a horror movie set: it holds several dancefloors with never-ending pounding music, dark red lit corners, a huge outside area, and of course amazing sound system and acoustics.

The clubber culture has become a life style and music is a religion.

There you'll get one of the most beautiful views from the Spree through its floor-ceiling plate glass windows.

Rush Hour has a great reputation with locals as well as international tourists and is a solid choice for a night out in the city whether you are part of a larger group or a lone gent.

The door policy is more relaxed and many Berghain rejects find their way to a good time here.

New Years Eve in Berlin• In other words, make sure to act like a true hipster: put some glitter on, hold your Club Matte bottle with confidence and wear colorful vintage, of course clothes.

You are responsible for any decision to step foot inside these venues.

3 million people and is the second largest in the European Union after London.

So it's definitely worth a visit.

With a huge chill out area, an abandoned bus, a small lake surrounded by sand, a pizza place and a labyrinth of dance floors, you might lose yourself for hours or maybe even days inside this abandoned dog food factory.