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Ritter Butzke

Ritter Butzke is a techno club in Kreuzberg, Berlin, set in former factory halls of the Butzke-Werke, with its entrance at Ritterstraße 24-27.

Opened: 2007
Capacity: n/a
Sound: Techno

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Ritter Butzke: quick facts

Checked Sep 2026

Address: Ritterstraße 24-27, 10969 Berlin, Germany Directions
Nearest station: Moritzplatz (U8), a few minutes' walk
Opening hours: Friday and Saturday nights from 22:00; timetables are not published in advance
Opened: 2007 19 years
Rooms: Up to three floors, one of them partly open-air in summer
Age limit: 18+ with official photo ID
Dress code: No dress code is published; hate symbols are not welcome under the club's code of conduct
Photos: Photo, video and audio recording by guests is not allowed unless the organiser permits it
Tickets: Advance tickets for Conrad Taylor on Saturday 3 Oct 2026 were EUR 15 to 20 across three releases in the club's own ticket shop
Founders: Ritter Butzke Production GmbH, managing directors Robert Weidemann and Sebastian Riedel

About Ritter Butzke

Ritter Butzke is a techno club in Kreuzberg, Berlin, set in former factory halls of the Butzke-Werke, with its entrance at Ritterstraße 24-27. It first opened in those halls in 2007, ran for a few months in the Haus am Köllnischen Park, and returned to Ritterstraße in October 2009. The club is operated by Ritter Butzke Production GmbH, whose managing directors are Robert Weidemann and Sebastian Riedel.

The club has up to three floors, and one of them is partly open-air in summer, in a red brick courtyard. The music is mostly techno and tech house with many melodic techno bookings: the autumn 2026 programme lists NTO, Kollektiv Turmstrasse, Worakls and Oliver Koletzki alongside parties such as Keep My Letters and Community Rave. Nights usually start at 22:00 on Fridays and Saturdays, and one ticket covers every open floor. Ritter Butzke also runs the label Ritter Butzke Records and a YouTube channel of full sets recorded at the club.

Door policy

From the club's own rules

18+ only with official photo ID, and parental consent forms are not accepted. A ticket does not guarantee entry, and body, bag and ID checks can take place at any time. Guests may not take photos, video or audio recordings unless the organiser allows it.

A set from Ritter Butzke

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Frequently asked questions

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What is the dress code at Ritter Butzke Berlin?

Ritter Butzke does not publish a dress code. Its code of conduct asks guests to respect each other and says hate symbols are not welcome, and its terms state that a ticket does not guarantee entry, as the door can refuse entry for good reason.

How old do you have to be to get into Ritter Butzke?

You must be 18 or over for all club events, and you should bring valid official photo ID to prove your age. Entry with a parental consent form, the so-called Muttizettel, is not allowed.

How much are tickets for Ritter Butzke?

Prices depend on the night. For Conrad Taylor on Saturday 3 October 2026 the club's own ticket shop sold three releases at EUR 15, 18 and 20, and Kollektiv Turmstrasse on 24 October 2026 was EUR 18. One ticket gives access to every open floor.

What time does Ritter Butzke open?

Club nights usually start at 22:00 on Fridays and Saturdays, as listed for its October 2026 events. The club does not publish timetables in advance, so set times are only announced on site.

Is Ritter Butzke open on New Year's Eve?

Yes. The club's events page lists Hippie New Year on 31 December 2026 as its New Year's Eve party, between a Deborah De Luca night on 18 December and the first events of 2027.

Does Ritter Butzke have an open air?

Yes. One of its up to three floors is partly open-air in summer. In 2026 the club held events on 1 May and for the Fête de la Musique, and full sets from both are on its YouTube channel.

What music does Ritter Butzke play?

Mostly techno and tech house, with a strong melodic techno side. The autumn 2026 programme includes NTO, Kollektiv Turmstrasse, Worakls, Oliver Koletzki, Monkey Safari and Deborah De Luca, plus regular parties such as Community Rave.

Where is Ritter Butzke and how do you get there?

Ritter Butzke is at Ritterstraße 24-27, 10969 Berlin, in Kreuzberg. The nearest U-Bahn station is Moritzplatz on the U8, a few minutes' walk from the entrance.