Schoenberg is Berlin’s gay district and has been an exciting part of Berlin since the 1920s and 1930s. Christopher Isherwood wrote his play, ‘I am a camera’ based on life in Schoenberg during the 1930s. Later, the play became the musical, ‘Cabaret’ where the spirit of Schoenberg was so well encapsulated. Today, Schoenberg is even more popular and every night people flood into its many bars and clubs to see and be seen and to party into the small hours. Beguine is a friendly bar where women meet to chat or to attend talks, dances, concerts and book launches. The bar is near Goltzstraße and Nollendorfplatz and the food and atmosphere are both excellent. Although it is predominantly for lesbians, there is no bar on men enjoying the relaxed atmosphere. Cafe Berio is a bar that is mostly frequented by gay men. The bar is situated in Nollendorfplatz, and is a popular place to meet and chat during the day. In the evening, the bar rapidly fills with men enjoying a few drinks before going on to one of the clubs in the area. Tom's Bar, is on the corner of Eisenacher Strasse and is one of the longest established gay ...