WinterJurte61

What makes WinterJurte61 a cozy place to warm up?

A comforting feeling greets visitors to WinterJurte61 in Schöneberg from afar. The warm yellow-lit tent suggests from the outside that you can warm up comfortably inside. A yurt is the traditional tent of nomads in West and Central Asia and is particularly widespread in cold regions such as Mongolia, Kyrgyzstan, and Kazakhstan. The Winter Yurt in Berlin is located, somewhat hidden, on Naumannstraße in Schöneberg, on the premises of East61, the beach volleyball hall that serves as the winter camp for the sports park and beach volleyball court Beach61 in Gleisdreieckpark.

The Winter Yurt can accommodate up to 60 people. Thanks to the traditional tent’s round shape, all guests sit together in a cozy, sociable atmosphere. As a guest visiting the yurt with friends, you are quickly surrounded by a gentle murmur of voices, delicious aromas, and homely warmth. Here, all guests traditionally sit relaxed on cushions on wooden stools at small tables. In the center of the yurt, crackling fires glow in the fireplaces. Warming drinks and snacks can be ordered at a small bar. In addition to hot mulled wine, there are various tea and coffee specialties, as well as wines, beers, and soft drinks. Soups, stone oven pizza, and oven-baked cheese with bread are offered for shared meals.

The curling rink on the outdoor area perfects the winter experience. Strengthened and warmed up, you can play a round of Bavarian curling here and compete in teams in this fun winter sport. The total 1,000 sqm outdoor area of the Winter Yurt, with a campfire and covered seating, can be booked for events such as Christmas parties, company events, and birthdays, as can the tent itself. Highly individual wishes can also be realized on the premises.