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com media partners, Berlin is truly a city that holds many stories, both wonderful and dark.

The designer rooms and suites include a large bed, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom.

T he crowd has swelled in recent years, with students, artists and hipsters now in the know, but the infamous Thursday nights are still a blast.

The legal situation of gay men in East Germany was the best within the Eastern Bloc and even better than in some Western countries, but in an authoritarian state like this gays and lesbians had no rights to organize themselves in a civil rights movement and there were only a few possibilities to develop a gay scene and subculture.

We love Berlin and know our city.

Overall, Berlin is on our list of must visit destinations so be sure not to miss out on this amazing city.

Berghain This one really needs no introduction — Berghain is the most famous of all Berlin clubs.

The first gay and lesbian human rights organization was founded here in 1897, and paved the way to make Berlin a gay capital since the 1920s.

Originally known as Bar 25, it had risen to international attention by 2010 for the quality of its house DJs: it later became known as Kater Holzig and finally re-opened in 2014 under its current moniker.