Dollhouse

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Every time I tell someone that I describe strip clubs for a living, there is a short pause. At the Dollhouse on Große Freiheit in St. Pauli, a stone's throw from the Reeperbahn, the pause is shorter, because the crowd here is strikingly mixed: men dance for women, women for men, and for couples there is a duo strip. The club has been around for more than twenty years, by its own account it is known from more than 300 TV programmes, and in 2009 it even hosted the German Pole Dance Championship.

From Sunday to Thursday it is open from 21 to 4 o'clock, on Friday and Saturday until 5 o'clock. Entry costs 15 euros, and a Dollhouse Dollar worth three euros is already included. A table dance costs 40 euros, and that is per dancer, not per guest. So you can sit at the table with five friends and still pay only once, which suits my expense account very nicely. The duo strip is 80 euros. Three big stage shows run every night, DJs play on top of that, and a laser show sweeps across the stage.

What I like: there is no drink hustling, no private booths and no direct body contact; here they actually dance. From four people up you can reserve a table, at fixed times between 21 and 3 o'clock and for an hour and a half each time. Every table reservation comes with a booked table dance, but honestly, that is why you are there.

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