FAQ About Berghain
Where did the name Berghain came from?
The name "Berghain" is derived from the combination of two parts: "Berg" and "Hain."
- Berg: In German, "Berg" translates to "mountain." This part of the name could be a reference to the club's location in a former power station building with its imposing and monumental architecture, resembling an industrial "mountain."
- Hain: "Hain" translates to "grove" or "thicket." This part of the name might evoke the idea of a secluded or hidden place, which could reflect the club's aura of exclusivity and the sense of being transported into a unique and immersive environment.
Together, the name "Berghain" combines these elements to create an evocative and intriguing word that captures the essence of the club's physical presence, its industrial aesthetics, and the enigmatic atmosphere within its walls.
