Stumbled upon after watching the Germany England friendly. It was cool to see a club - which seemed…read morepredominantly for college kids relatively safe and open space to fit your mood.

the club has really good music that i like, like 90s and 80s, probably has other music types too…read morebut when i went there that was what was playing. its very cheap and accessible with public transportation. it has a main floor and a bar area to chill after you are tired of the loud music. the bathroom is clean a and spacious. Only found 2 problems: the dance floor is too small and fills up really quickly you can barley dance but after some hours you can go to the higher part of the dance floor and dance because that part looks like a stage and stands out a lot and many people are too shy to go there, also i found some Arab guys there to be a bit annoying rubbing themselves on the girls even after they are told no..because its so cheap it does not always attract the best people..

From the owner: Seit nun mehr 45 Jahren gibt es den Studentenclub Bärenzwinger in Dresden…read more Generationen von Studenten und Jugendlichen sind hindurchgegangen, haben getanzt und gelauscht, gefeiert und getrauert, getrunken und diskutiert sowie gelacht und geweint. Vieles hat sich im Laufe der Zeit getan. Strukturelle Veränderungen blieben nicht aus. Aus dem einstigen FDJ-Studentenclub ist einer der ältesten und schönsten Studentenclubs Dresdens geworden. Räume wurden neu erschlossen und mussten wieder abgegeben werden - 2006 wurde im Hof ein Schallschutzschirm installiert, um nun die schönste überdachte Open Air Location Dresdens zu sein. Die Schäden der Hochwasser 2002 und 2013 konnten dank zahlreicher Helfer und Spender behoben und schnell konnte der normale Betrieb wieder aufgenommen werden. Immer waren und sind es die Mitglieder des Studentenclub Bärenzwingers, die Veranstaltungen planen und durchführen und so das einzigartige Flair des Hauses prägen.

We've been to Rosi's in a large group on a Thursday. Theme of the night: Rockabilly. Interestingly…read moremany guests take this serious and came quiet nicely dressed up; also the bar staff fittet the theme well. Overall a nice place and good mood, music was more-or-less-rockabilly then, always accompanied by the matching 60s to 90s videos on screen :D Nice central large bar. I wasn't so amused when I found out they charge more than what is shown in the drink list. Mentioning "hey, this drink is 4,90 in the list" was answered with a sulky "and it's 5,10 on the cash register". I doubt that this was part of the "Rock" theme and thus considered it to be "not my service level" then :-/ Kicker tables etc. are available, and so are (a bit more silent) separees, so overall: yeah, you can go there. Just I probably wouldn't go a second time...

From the owner: Rosis Amüsielokal = Gaststätte, Tanzlokal, Bar, Club, Konzertstätteread more

From the owner: Dresdens ältester Club befindet sich mitten im Herzen der Neustadt, dem subkulturellen…read moreSchmelztiegel Dresdens. Der Club gehört zum Kulturhof Dresden und entstand 1992 in einer ehemaligen Fabrikhalle, die umfangreich saniert wurde. Im Downtown hat zudem die älteste, kontinuierlich funktionierende Partyreihe der Stadt ihr zu Hause.

Spent Halloween here as it was one of the few parties in town (and it being the more affordable…read moreone). They took some effort with the decoration but the club got so packed that you couldn't really enjoy it. Packed, super hot (it is located underground with two dancefloors) and loud (the bass ringing in your ears painfully at times), it sometimes took ages to get to the bathroom or a drink. Music-wise, young people seemed to enjoy it, our group (early 30s) thought it was so-so with the DJs clearly overcompensating for something changing songs every 20 seconds ;-) Might give it another try some time.