Good clubs in Munich: 6 recommendations - Rausgegangen

Of course: Bahnwärter Thiel comes to mind as pretty much the first address (and this is probably true for everyone who is asked about good clubs in Munich). The colorful, imperfect, creative area at the Schlachthof is simply an integral part of Munich. In addition to so many other things you can do here - such as going to flea markets or visiting artists in the studio park - there is one thing in particular that is fabulous here: partying. And on Fridays and Saturdays, with really good electro!

If you like to dance to other sounds besides electro, we recommend the Milla in Glockenbach when you want to go out again. On the one hand, the Milla Club is dedicated to live music, which is why it's a great place to go to concerts by cool artists and bands. On the other hand, parties have also established themselves here, which are an integral part of Munich's nightlife - and where different music is played than in most other clubs: for example indie, 70s/80s disco sound or hip hop.

Harry Klein is another undisputed fixture when it comes to Munich clubs & electro, house and techno. Harry has been around for almost 20 years: the techno club was founded in the old town in 2003, was then located in the Optimolwerke and finally moved to its current location in 2010. Various national and international DJs regularly play here, but Harry Klein also hosts occasional concerts and readings. And there is also something for the eye here: VJs play on the walls with exciting light and video installations.

The Rote Sonne is also a must if you like to party to techno in Munich - and looks back on a history almost as long as that of the Harry Klein. The Rote Sonne shares its location on Maximiliansplatz with a few other venues in Munich's nightlife scene, which (at least in our eyes) are rather negligible in terms of music. But not the Rote Sonne: well-known names as well as local DJs and DJanes are always at the start here.

If you still think of Downtown Flash when you think of Theklastraße 1, then Corona is no longer an excuse for thinking that your last party night was a little while ago. The premises of the former club have been home to the Goldener Reiter for a few years now. In contrast to the eponymous New German Wave hit, however, good electronic music is played here.

Speaking of Goldener Reiter: Not far from there, once you've fallen over, so to speak, you've arrived at the next party location in Glockenbach - the Pimpernel. This is where you usually end up late at night, sometimes after a fun night at the bar when nobody really wants to go home. After all, it's open until 6 a.m. - especially during the week, when it can be difficult to find a place to party in Munich. Electronic music is also on the program here, but in contrast to other clubs, the Goldener Reiter is usually very relaxed when it comes to advance ticket sales and getting in.