G-Punkt

Neatly tucked in an alley off Parnu mnt. (entrance is actually from Tatari street) outside the centre of Tallinn, G-Punkt's lack of signage suggests the secrecy of old communist-era gay bars. Though a lot has changed since then, G-Punkt - like most of Tallinn's gay culture clubs - continues to keep a low profile. Find it, however, and inside you'll discover a cosy, somewhat divey interior with a relaxed atmosphere favored by locals. The tiny dancefloor stays sweaty until late on weekends. The biggest parties are Wednesday, Friday and Saturday and they've recently abolished their weekend cover charge, meaning more 'bang' for your buck.

DO NOT BOTHER WITTH THIS PLACE!!! went on tuesday evening, few people were admitted in before me, when i rang the bell, the guy came out and said " it's closed"- obviously it wasn't. they discrimate who's in who's not- WE SHoULD NOT TOLERATE THIS ATITTUTE! GO SOMEWHERE ELSE. 29/11/201



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obviosly not.

I was a few weeks in Tallin and went to this clubit was really nice music were great well i would come again soon.

We were at the club this Saturday night. At first the place seemed very quiet, but around 1am people arrived. We had a great time with friendly staff and unpretentious guests.

is this place easy to get to and still open?

surprise, it's a lot of fun!