Berliner Republik

On Schiffbauerdamm in Berlin-Mitte, directly on the Spree, sits one of the city's unique bars: The Berliner Republik combines a classic capital city pub with a real beer stock exchange, where supply and demand determine the price. Berlin cuisine, 18 beers on tap, and lively hustle and bustle until the early morning included.

The Berliner Republik: When Beer Prices Become Stock Market Business

At Schiffbauerdamm 8, a lively pub stands directly on the riverbank in the heart of the city, where beer prices are calculated according to an in-house stock exchange principle. The concept is as simple as it is captivating: daily from 5 PM, beer prices are subject to the free play of the “Thirst Market.” Supply, demand, and stock market crashes determine what you pay for your cold one. Those who catch the right moment pay significantly less. Fanfares sound, the bartender rings the bell: Stock Market Crash! Such moments turn the evening into an experience. The pub has been established at Schiffbauerdamm since 2003 and offers 18 beers on tap.

Rustic, Sociable, Genuinely Berlin-Style

Berlin cuisine without frills accompanies the beer. Whether Currywurst, Kohlroulade (cabbage roll), Eisbein (pork knuckle), or Schnitzel: all dishes are traditional, freshly prepared, and just like any German grandma would have made them. The interior lives up to its name: the ambiance is rustic, with walls decorated with pictures and photographs of German cultural history. In addition, there are regular live concerts by Berlin neighborhood bands and broadcasts of all important football matches on large screens. The guest room can accommodate up to 180 guests, with additional seating on the large terrace directly on the Spree with a view of Mitte. So, the night begins here with a bang, namely that of the stock exchange bell.