HAUPTBANHOF. This hip club is located in the basement of the main train station and is a draw for DJ dancing and a great atmosphere. A large concert hall, this club features a sunken dance floor, which is usually packed with gyrating bodies, and a balcony that offers views to help you take it all in. The entrance serves as a lounge to take a breather from dancing. A must for weekends in the city.

If you're in the mood to dance until dawn, this is the place to go. The quaint interior has been thoughtfully decorated to take its clubbers back to the 1980s. Eighties music is predominantly played, with the exception of Thursday nights, which feature soul and funk music. This club often partners with another club called Capitol to throw some of the best parties in town.

This popular hotspot, which once housed the city's public baths, is located just off the beaten path. Bad features a variety of popular live acts ranging from folk music to house music. Locals frequent this establishment for the excellent performances held here, and visitors blend in easily. To get there, it is best to go to the Herrenhäuser Gartens and wait for the club's personal transport to pick you up. This service is offered at no charge.

CITY CENTER. This former auditorium and concert hall is now one of the hottest dance clubs in the city. The stage area has been transformed into a large dance floor and the balcony seats provide a great spot to rest and watch the moving bodies below. Several bars fill the entrance hall. It's also a great place to catch a live concert. There are good drink prices and selection, and it is one of the few bars around that sell American beer. In summation, it is fun, fun, and fun.

CITY CENTER. This interesting dance club is located on a quiet alley across from the Opera House. It's a great place to hear the hottest new sounds and heat up the dance floor. There's good drink prices and service, so you should stop by for a drink after visiting one of the local cafés.