Munich Gay Dance Clubs & Parties

NY.Club is Munich's main gay nightclub and one of the city's best-known LGBTQ+ nightlife venues. Located near Hauptbahnhof, the two-level club features a large dance floor, high-tech sound and lighting, a darkroom and a VIP area.

Friday nights are all about LUXUSPOP, a pop-focused party attracting a younger gay crowd. Saturdays have a more distinctly clubbing atmosphere, with international DJs playing progressive, vocal and circuit house, drawing fans of the European gay circuit party scene.

NY.Club opens every Friday and Saturday from 11pm, with the dance floor typically getting busier after midnight. Check the club's website for upcoming parties and guest DJs.

Popular Wednesday night gay dance party at the house/techno club at Rote Sonne nightclub. Garry Klein was previously held at the now-closed Harry Klein nightclub.

Check the website and socials for upcoming events.

Gay dance party for the young crowd in the heart of Munich. LUXUSPOP takes place every Friday night, from 11pm at NY.Club.

Popular dance party for gays, lesbians and friends at Prosecco Bar. You can expect DJs, drag, and non-stop dancing. And, of course, everything pink! "Pink Paradise" takes place every Wednesday night from 9pm.

 

She-La is a lesbian and friends party that boasts the most vibrant crowd of young ladies in the city. Taking place monthly at different venues across Munich, this lesbian hotspot brings you the best DJs, DJanes, and live acts. Check their Facebook page for upcoming events!

 

 

Paradiso Tanzbar was a world-famous gay venue in the 1970s and 1980, known for its wild parties and international guests. David Bowie, Mick Jagger, and Freddie Mercury have all partied in this chic and kitschy club - you may even recognize it from the music video for 'Living On My Own'!

Although the owners and the name have changed, the location and the inside still look the same. Music ranges from burlesque to 80s, to modern electronic dance. Prices are on the higher side.

No other club in the gay neighbourhood of Munich (GBV) has a history quite like Pimpernel. Starting out as a commercial establishment in the 1930s, it turned into a meeting point for prostitutes, and then transformed into a gay bar in the 1980s. Freddie mercury would visit this bar often during his time in Munich.

Today this bar and nightclub attracts young and old, gay and straight, hip and old school. The interior is dark and sleek, so you can let your imagination take you back to its wild and vibrant past.

Open every night until late, with DJs and dance music.