Berlin’s Weimar Years: Nollendorfplatz

VisitBerlin identifies the streets around Nollendorfplatz as a center of queer life in the late Weimar period. Christopher Isherwood lived nearby at Nollendorfstraße 17, later drawing on Berlin for his stories. The best-known Eldorado site at Motzstraße 24 belongs to 1931, after moves from earlier addresses. The square is an orientation point for the district, not the former club doorway or a claim that every artist met here.