Berlin’s renowned nightclub scene hangs in the balance


By AGENCY

People waitng to get into the KitKat club in Berlin, not to party, but to take a coronavirus test. The once-infamous nightclub has turned itself into a testing centre. — dpa

Berlin's renowned club scene has long attracted party-goers from all over the world, but after a year of closed doors, what is the mood? And how will the scene change after the pandemic?

Sure, you can listen to music at home. But it’s not the same as dancing in a dark, sweaty club, surrounded by other people moving to the same beat – a setting that feels like a faraway dream as long as the coronavirus is around.

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