Iconic Berlin nightclub Berghain will close its doors to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
The club is situated in East Berlin, and is housed in a former factory, becoming one of Europe's most important club culture redoubts.
With German authorities taking steps to halt the spread of coronavirus, all events with a capacity of over 1000 have been restricted.
With this in mind, Berghain has cancelled all of its "self-produced" events, with the club re-opening on April 20th.
So: Berghain. A club with a door policy so strict not even a global pandemic could enter.
Berghain has closed until 20 April pic.twitter.com/qmTFzL5VTI
— Matthew Anderson (@MattAndersonNYT) March 11, 2020
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