Paloma is a renowned nightclub located in Berlin, Germany, known for its vibrant atmosphere and key role in the city’s dynamic electronic music scene. Established in 2012, Paloma quickly gained a reputation as one of Berlin’s most beloved small clubs, situated in the bustling district of Kreuzberg above the iconic Döner kebab shop, "Kottiwood," at Kottbusser Tor. The venue’s intimate, upstairs setting and warm, unpretentious vibe made it a favored destination for both locals and international visitors seeking an authentic Berlin nightlife experience.

Paloma's aesthetic harks back to the old-school charm of Berlin’s club scene, with a no-frills approach and an emphasis on musical quality and communal energy. Though relatively small in size, Paloma’s excellent sound system and inclusive door policy allowed it to punch above its weight, serving as both a launchpad for emerging DJs and a regular haunt for established artists. Over the years, Paloma has solidified its cultural significance as a safe space for the LGBTQ+ community, artists, creatives, and music lovers, helping to sustain Kreuzberg’s reputation as a hub for countercultural nightlife.

Despite challenges such as the COVID-19 pandemic and ongoing urban development pressures, Paloma has managed to retain its unique identity and remains in its original location, testament to the resilience of Berlin’s underground clubbing tradition. Notable artists who have performed at Paloma include international names such as Honey Dijon, Prosumer, and The Black Madonna, as well as prominent local figures like Tama Sumo, nd_baumecker, Paramida, and Massimiliano Pagliara. The club has also hosted influential DJs and collectives such as Telephones, Roi Perez, Fantastic Man, Nick Höppner, Edward, and members of the German label Giegling, reflecting its diverse and top-tier bookings within the global electronic music community.