FAQ About Berghain

The Berghain "No Photography" policy is a strict rule that prohibits patrons from taking photographs or videos inside the club. This policy is enforced to create an immersive and distraction-free environment where people can fully engage with the music, the atmosphere, and the overall experience without the intrusion of digital devices.

The "No Photography" policy at Berghain serves several purposes:

• Privacy and Respect: The policy is designed to protect the privacy and anonymity of both clubgoers and the artists performing. It fosters a sense of freedom and encourages people to be themselves without the concern of being photographed or recorded.
• Immersion: By discouraging photography and videos, the club encourages patrons to be present in the moment, fully experiencing the music and the communal energy of the dance floor.
• Artistic Integrity: Berghain places a strong emphasis on the artistic integrity of its events. The policy helps maintain the integrity of the DJ's performance and the overall artistic expression within the club.