Depeche Mode Bar in Tallinn is one of the most popular places among fans of this British band. Everything in the bar, from the emblem above the door to the drinks named after songs by the famous Brits, allows visitors not only to listen to excellent Depeche Mode music, but also to feel connected to the musicians' art.
The Depeche Mode bar opened in 1999 as a gathering place for the band's local fans. However, two years later, the musicians themselves visited the venue! In 2006, the band once again spent time in its fan bar. Depeche Mode's visits turned the drinking establishment into a cult place for fans of these rock-electronic musicians from all over the world.
The walls of the bar are decorated with posters, photographs, and autographs of their idols, souvenirs and memorabilia from tours, and the TV screen shows the band's best videos. Visitors can only enjoy this whole melancholic Depeche Mode atmosphere, quietly sipping their “Personal Jesus” or “Master And Servant”.
However, even if your youth did not fall in the 1980s and you are not a passionate Depeche Mode fan, stop by this place for at least an hour. After all, Lonely Planet named this bar one of the most eccentric in the world for a reason!
