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About Magnet Club

Magnet Club is a storied Berlin venue located at Falckensteinstr. 48 in Kreuzberg. With two levels of performance space, the venue catered to indie, alternative, and rock acts, hosting regular nightlife events and themed parties like Bad Taste, Zombiemusik, Drop the Bomb, and Indie Kollektiv. After reopening as Musik & Frieden in 2015 and subsequent ventures, the site remains a dynamic hub for live music in Berlin. We’ve got you covered with practical info to help you plan your night, secure your seats, and find convenient places to stay and eat nearby.

Venue details: Magnet Club historically offered a main floor with up to 600 capacity and a rear/concert area holding around 350, totaling approximately 950 across two levels. While capacities can vary by event and setup, Magnet Club remains a go-to spot for fans of indie, alternative, and rock. Public transit accessibility is strong, with Schlesisches Tor (U1/U3) nearby and easy connections to the Warschauer Straße area. Street parking is available around Falckensteinstrasse, and on-site parking is not typically provided, so plan to arrive early if you’re driving. For a comfortable visit, consider nearby hotels and dining options. We’ve highlighted affiliate partners to help you find convenient stays and great meals before or after the show.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: Falckensteinstr. 48, 10997 Berlin, Kreuzberg.
  • Venue type: Club / Liveclub with two levels; indie/alternative/rock programming.
  • Capacity (Magnet era): Main floor up to 600; rear/concert area up to 350; total around 950; two floors.
  • Notable events: Regular indie/rock nights and themed parties such as Bad Taste, Zombiemusik, Drop the Bomb, Indie Kollektiv.
  • Transit: Nearby public transit includes U-Bahn Schlesisches Tor (U1/U3) and access to Warschauer Straße area.
  • Parking: Street parking available nearby.
  • Renamed/replaced: Reopened after Magnet as Musik & Frieden in 2015; Musik & Frieden reportedly closed in 2020; site later associated with other ventures (Hole44).