St. Pauli

Weekends at barbarabar are usually extremely busy. On weekdays, live music and table football tournaments are just as compelling. 

Over 200 drink options leave nothing to be desired. Peruse the 'Vintage and Forgotten Cocktails' section for some old-school inspiration!

Chug Club radiates an almost sacral vibe with tequila as the god of the hour. Shot glass-sized mini-cocktails gave this St. Pauli joint its name.

Come for the in-house gin – stay for the decor. Moss walls, tree stump tables and branch-bedecked ceilings make you feel the nature.

This classic party destination off Reeperbahn is open all night on Fridays and Saturdays, so you can dance here until the sun comes up.

It's summer in the city! The oldest of all the beach clubs in Hamburg offers relaxing hammocks and cool cocktails to leave the stress behind.

Chemistry rules at dripBAR, where cold drip drinks are their specialty – adding countless unique flavours to your cocktail of choice.

Sip a cocktail while watching container ships roll in or dance the night away to the latest club tunes: Elbwerk by the Elbe river has it all.

Where theater-goers start their Reeperbahn night with a delicious cocktail, the wee hours usually get wild with all-nighter dance parties.

More rio than mar, this beach club still offers white sands, cold drinks and relaxing deckchairs to make your waterside short holiday perfect.

Hausbar inside Schmidt Tivoli offers coffee specialties and cocktails, while on Friday nights, it transforms into a full-blown karaoke hotspot.

In this sports pub/cocktail bar/restaurant the 'heart's blood' is definitely spilled over the games of St. Pauli football club.

With its retro-chic decor and affordable drinks, Hörsaal attracts large crowds of dance-crazy students, even on weekdays.

With regular live music events and great drinks, this high-ceilinged art nouveau bar is a treat for the eyes, ears and spirit.

With its great range of whiskeys and rums, the Rabbithole off Reeperbahn is the perfect place to start your St. Pauli night.

The 'Rosch', like the entire Hamburger Berg, attracts a young and wild crowd. Free entry usually packs the place with students.

Like a California burrito, the two Sausalitos in Hamburg are cocktail bar, after work club and restaurant all rolled up in one tasty package.

In two different locations, young crowds boogie to soul and funk. The outdoor area on Spielbudenplatz is great for warm sommer nights.

This famous gay bar is among the most beloved by Hamburg's LGBT-community. Keep an eye out for their legendary themed events.

The award-winning drinks of this hotel bar leave nothing to be desired: choose from 250 creations and kick back at this stylish staple.

The legendary hangout of many Hamburg celebrities is action-packed till the sun comes up. Live music and beer: get ready for a wild night.