Beach Neukölln

Beach Neukölln: Beach Feeling in Neukölln Kiez

Beach Neukölln is located at Treptower Straße 39 in Berlin, rooted directly on the premises of the Berliner Berg Brewery, which was founded in 2015 in Neukölln’s Rollbergkiez and today brews its beers directly on the S-Bahn ring between Treptower Park and Sonnenallee. The brewery itself opened in May 2021, followed by the beer garden in June of the same year.

The location offers fine sand, palm trees, stylish lounges, and a modern bar. The main drink served is the house beer: freshly tapped Berliner Berg Beer and cool drinks. The range includes Pils, Berliner Weiße, and Pale Ale. Berliner Berg also focuses on regionality: the beer is only available within a 50 km radius around the Neukölln brewery chimney, guaranteeing freshness, quality, and sustainability.

Those who want to experience more of the Kiez after their visit will find plenty to discover in the immediate vicinity. The area around Treptower Straße is known for galleries, vibrant street art, and a diverse culinary scene. Nearby is also Tempelhofer Feld, a former airport now used as a huge city park. In summer, the Berggarten also regularly serves as a cultural and event venue with concerts, comedy, and DJ sets.

Public Viewing for the 2026 FIFA World Cup at Beach Neukölln

For the 2026 World Cup, Beach Neukölln will become one of Berlin’s strongest public viewing locations. All matches will be broadcast live on the premises shared by Beach Neukölln and the Berliner Berg Brewery. Across an area of more than 1,500 square meters, two large LED screens will ensure the best view in a relaxed beach atmosphere.

Beach Neukölln is officially announced as a Public Viewing Arena with live broadcasts and street food. The concept impresses not only with football but also with catering. The combination of beach atmosphere, own craft beer, and a large screen makes Beach Neukölln one of the most atmospheric spots for watching the World Cup together in the capital.

Anyone who has been to Berlin’s beach bars during previous tournaments knows: the atmosphere in such places is hard to beat. Not everyone travels to the stadiums, but watching on the big screen together is as much a part of the tournament atmosphere for many as the game itself. Especially during a World Cup, shared football thrives on atmosphere, emotions, and cheering. If you want to secure a spot in the sand, you should also keep an eye on the late kick-off times: due to the time difference, many games from a German perspective fall into the evening or night. According to the Federal Ministry for the Environment, 21:00, 22:00, 00:00, and 03:00 are among the most common kick-off times. Arriving early is also worthwhile.