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Dungeon in Germany? - 9/17/2006 2:21:01 PM

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Can somebody suggest/recommend a dungeon in Germany, preferably in NRW for me?

Thanks!

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RE: Dungeon in Germany? - 9/17/2006 2:39:31 PM

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My live in is German, but he isn't from the NRW area, but I asked and he told me the translation for dungeon in German is "Verlies". Maybe do a google on it. Also I rememeber MisPandora posted her experience on a trip to Germany back in May or June, which included a trip to a fetish club, but I think it was in Frankfurt. Perhaps she can provide you info. Good luck and have fun.

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RE: Dungeon in Germany? - 9/18/2006 5:08:52 AM

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Thank you for the information.

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RE: Dungeon in Germany? - 9/18/2006 5:53:28 AM

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ORIGINAL: calamitysandra
Can somebody suggest/recommend a dungeon in Germany, preferably in NRW for me?
Thanks!

one would suggest that you post this question on the Ask A Master forum. one has heard a few talk about having spent time at dungeons in Germany while in the service - now, whether these are true stories or not - one has no way of knowing. But it might be worth a try................

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RE: Dungeon in Germany? - 9/18/2006 6:09:43 AM

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I will do that. Thanks a bunch.

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RE: Dungeon in Germany? - 9/18/2006 7:32:09 AM

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ORIGINAL: calamitysandra

Can somebody suggest/recommend a dungeon in Germany, preferably in NRW for me?

Thanks!

Guten Tag!

I can't really help you with Nordrhein-Westfalen as far as dungeons are concerned. I know of a custom leathermaker in Munchen, but that's it as far as knowing someone RT in your State.

However, I took liberty to do a little digging, and Modern Creation is the oldest SM dungeon in Dusseldorf. They do rent.....http://www.modernecreation.de

I can, however, highly recommend Grande Opera in Offenbach am Main (outside of Frankfurt), im Hesse. Their site is in German: http://grande-opera.ath.cx/front_content.php The photos are ALL real and verified to be the actual location. It's more gorgeous than in the photos. I strongly suggest going there with someone who speaks German. Folks will speak english enough for you to order a drink or food, but that's about it! I was fortunate enough to have a gracious host-slave with me at all times when I went here and to Club 24-7 (not as interesting in my experience.) Jean Christophe is one of the owners of the club and was extremely hospitable to me during my visit. Please do tell him that I sent you if you make a trip there!

I've also come across Salon Avalon's Residenz, which looks sehr interessant.... http://www.avalon-residenz.de. They appear to be located in Berlin. Touch Club is in Hamburg, and that appears to be an SM nightclub of some sorts. I have no real knowledge of this establishment.

One thing to be prepared for -- if you are unfamiliar with the european way of BDSM.....do not be shocked to find a fully stocked bar and liquor service in the SM clubs. Europeans were raised around liquor and it's not a taboo to them. Most are sensible and respectful, and drink in moderation.

Good luck!

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RE: Dungeon in Germany? - 9/18/2006 8:36:16 AM

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Dear calamitysandra,

I posted on the other site that you inquired about dungeons in Germany.

Here is a repeat;
http://www.erotiksmferien.de

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RE: Dungeon in Germany? - 9/18/2006 9:39:28 AM

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Thank you very much for your help. These are very good starting points all.
And yes, being german I think I will not have any language barriers

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RE: Dungeon in Germany? - 9/18/2006 10:29:09 AM

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Dear calamitysandra,

Not to take the thread off course per se; I'm sure visitors to Germany would indeed grasp at the opportunity to meet up with other like minded individuals.

I found the Medieval Crime Museum in Rothenburg, Germany; the Medieval Dungeons in Nuremberg and my favorite, Restraints Museum in Linz, Germany were most educational but, nobody can 'play' in them [Grins] But, the Restraints Museum or Museum Burg Linz is BDSM friendly. Having a translator is wonderful indeed, for those who cannot speak the many styles of German.

Another good educational museum, is the Museum of Medieval Criminology in San Gimignano, Italy.

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RE: Dungeon in Germany? - 9/18/2006 11:33:23 AM

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Thanks for those tips, Lady Hugs, I will surely have a look at some of those over the next time.
And yes, understanding people with a heavy dialect can be though, even if you know the language.

Sandra

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