World clock

You come alone or with a friend. Ten minutes later, you’re holding a welcome shot and talking to people from half a dozen countries. That’s the idea. Your host plans the evening for you, so you don’t have to. It starts at the World Time Clock at Alexanderplatz with welcome shots for everyone, then moves through four venues over about four hours—three bars and a club—with another shot at each stop. Each place has its own atmosphere, and the night builds: relaxed at the first, loud at the last. Your host knows the city and keeps the night moving—the route, the timing, the group. Introductions happen early, and after the first song, the group mixes naturally. Strangers at the first stop, friends by the last. Solo travelers are the rule here, not the exception. Most evenings bring together travelers, exchange students, and a few locals, and everything takes place in English and German. The final stop is the club, and your entry is included. Stay as long as you like. Social night out—strangers to friends.