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The Ape Club

Small techno nightclub in the very west of Munich in a former brothel with one dance floor and two chillout rooms.

nightlife

Address: Peter-Anders-Straße 4
Getting there: S-Bahn S3,S4,S6,S8: Pasing, Bus 162: Peter-Anders-Straße
Website: the-ape-club.de (opens in a new tab)

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