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Berghain (German pronunciation: [bɛɐ̯k.haɪn]) is a nightclub in Berlin, Germany.
Over the course of its existence, Berghain has become associated with decadence and hedonism. A 2006 New Zealand Herald article describes "people openly indulging in sexual acts"[16] inside the club, with the building, at the time, containing several dark rooms specifically set aside for such activity. The Guardian writer Helen Pidd stated in a 2008 article, "[Walk] past the booths on the ground floor and you're sure to see a bare bottom or 10".[2][17] Photography is strictly forbidden inside Berghain,[2][18] and no mirrors or reflecting surfaces can be found anywhere in the club.
Over the course of its existence, Berghain has become associated with decadence and hedonism. A 2006 New Zealand Herald article describes "people openly indulging in sexual acts"[16] inside the club, with the building, at the time, containing several dark rooms specifically set aside for such activity. The Guardian writer Helen Pidd stated in a 2008 article, "[Walk] past the booths on the ground floor and you're sure to see a bare bottom or 10".[2][17] Photography is strictly forbidden inside Berghain,[2][18] and no mirrors or reflecting surfaces can be found anywhere in the club.
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