If you are a music buff and have ever happen to be here in Berlin, you are in for the party! In fact, the past and present of Berlin’s music scene are legendary. This city plays host to classical concerts as well as electronic music festivals. In this blog post we are going to give you a virtual walk around Berlin’s music scene, as it’s a definitely city well worth visiting if you are into music.

1. Start the Day in Kreuzberg

Start the day from the lively neighborhood of Kreuzberg famous for its cultural diversity. Pop over to Markthalle Neun, a historic market hall, to try local street cuisine and listen to groundbreaking live music. Also worth frequenting is the poplar electronic music venues of Watergate and Club der Visionäre, as well as the legendary bar, Monarch.

2. Explore the Historic Philharmonie

Find yourself in Potsdamer Platz with the famous Philharmonie. It is the Berlin Philharmonic home and one of the world’s great orchestras. Visit a concert in the sensational main hall, sampling as magic of classical music is experienced. However, if you’re on a tight budget, they have affordable lunchtime concert tickets if you’re visiting.

3. Find out about the Underground Scene in Friedrichshain

The alternative and underground music scene in Friedrichshain is famous. Check out of RAW Gelände, an extensive industrial complex that’s become a hub for making music. You will not only discover some of the best techno parties like Suicide Circus, but also find some of the best punk rock shows at Cassiopeia.

4. Get your self immerse in East Side Gallery.

Then go to East Side Gallery which is an open air gallery with street art on the last section of the Berlin Wall. A live performance by local musicians who gather here to share their talent with visitors is a unique experience and combination of music and art to experience.

5. Unwind at Mauerpark

A trip to Berlin’s music scene would be incomplete without a visit to Mauerpark at a Sunday afternoon. The Bearpit Karaoke is an outdoor amphitheater where locals and tourists can join in and take the stage to sing their heart out. If you want, enjoy the diverse performances or dare to participate.

6. Experience the Nightlife in Mitte

End your musical journey in Mitte, Berlin’s central district best known for its lively nightlife. Check out cultural landmarks of the city’s electronic music scene like Berghain, a club heavily associated with marathon techno parties, or party in Tresor, a legendary institution in the city. Since SchwuZ and Crack Bellmer are pretty small venues, don’t be afraid of checking out emerging young talent having fun with various genres.

Conclusion

Berlin’s music scene is something special, and I highly recommend the people who love music to check it out. This city has got everything from classical to electronic, punk and more. Therefore pick up your walking shoes and take a musical walk through the Berlin streets; you will not be disappointed!