DTM

Fun place but dangerously overcrowded. Ended up leaving early because it didn't feel safe. But decent drinks and great music.

If you are looking for a 90’s vibe for the music come here. If you are looking for new, up to date set this is not your place.

DTM is happening, great vibes, cool people and nice interior. This is "The Disco" at the moment in Helsinki. The only thing I find extremely odd is the missing water points which are standard in Helsinki club and bar scene. There is no chance to get free water (only from toilet) from the bar. DTM charges a cool € 3 for water bottle. Not cool at all!!

DTM or “Don’t tell Mama” is one of the few LGBT Friendly clubs dotting the lanes of Helsinki. I was here on the night of 30th December from 11:00 in the midnight until a couple of hours’ past midnight. I had a good time in the club drinking my night out to glory so much so that I do not even remember how I reached the hotel.

There is an entry fee that you have to pay before you get in. Once in you climb up the stairs to enter the club where you have to give away your jackets (I am not sure why) Once in you are greeted with huge dance floors with amazing lights and music. Plenty of people across all genders are seen having fun out here without any fuss.

I do not recall having any food but the rinks which were a bit expensive according to me, but they were awesome compared to what I have in India. All in a all a perfect place to hang out with good and loud music whether you are from the LGBT community or not – doesn't matter.

One of the biggest gay clubs in the Nordics, DTM has a long history and name -- without that much substance to match up to it. It hasn't really found its groove in this central location along Mannerheimintie.

It really depends on what night you go. Obviously Fridays and Saturdays are best, and if there are any special events this place gets packed and can be quite fun. But the music and drinks and the place are pretty boring.

One good thing: the crowd is fairly even, there are quite a lot of women here too, unlike many similar clubs around the world. That works for me.

A great place to dance the night away with friends. Gay club, but plenty of straight ppl come here to have fun as well.

I went on sunday. It was around 30 people which it is nice. Music is really cool and staff is very polite. I could find a lot of young people.

Warm people working here and always good atmosphere, as a gay man I often go there with my straight and lesbian friends, they all feel welcome :-)

Good place for the party. A lot of good concerts are held here. Not very large space, always a lot of people, also you can go up to the second floor and watch concert better. There is bar with drinks and snacks. Sometimes there are tables and seats for visitors.

Well known restaurant for best artist performances. The place has a few bars and mostly only standing places with a good view towards the stage. Opening hours follow this idea and the doors are open in the evenings, when performances are ongoing. Ticket prices are rather high, though.

Great sound system and acoustics. You can watch the shows right in front of the stage, there hasn't been a photo pit at least in the shows I've attended. Cloakroom service is quite slow after the show. All in all, the best rock club in Helsinki.