One of Berlin’s original techno labels and dance temples, Tresor has not only the pedigree but all the right ingredients for success: the industrial maze of a derelict power station, awesome sound and a great DJ line-up. Look for the namesake vault in the basement at the end of a 30m-long tunnel. The door is relatively easy.
Tresor
Kreuzberg
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