A Walk Through Berlin’s Gay Village

Nollendorfplatz was severerly damaged by World War II bombing. Today, the plaza today is defined by the restored U-Bahn viaduct and the facade of the famous Neues Schauspielhaus theater. Motzstraße, in Berlin's south, is home to the annual Lesbian and Gay City Festival.
Nollendorfplatz has been a gay location since the turn of the 20th century, as described by Christopher Isherwood, W. H. Auden, Klaus Mann, and others. In Berlin's LGBT community, leather and darkroom bars are popular. Some characters in Joe Masteroff's Cabaret live there. A plaque near the U-Bahn station recalls homosexual persecution and the Holocaust.
Date: August 4, 2022
Device: Apple iPhone 11 Pro
On my feet: Vans "Off The Wall" Comfycush Old Skool

[@Nuide.Jabrig89]

nice place hope it doesn't charge have to.. did you forget to tell me what the name of the place is, have plans in a few years to start university before I arrive.. I hope I don't lose my address and get the wrong directions or something happens to my legs. Nice trips keep going!!!!

[@apuvelho2540]

I am planning to come there in October or November this year for 4 days , can someone help to stay n move around
thank you

[@dagmarvandoren9364]

Dort wohnen die glucklichen. Danke