Event Details
Welcome to Belgrade Beer Fest 2027 in Belgrade
Since 2003, Ušće Park in Belgrade has turned into the stage for the biggest beer festival in Southeast Europe every summer. Over several days in August, music fans and beer lovers from across the region gather at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers, right next to the Belgrade city center.
Highlights and Attractions at Belgrade Beer Fest in Belgrade
- Multiple stages featuring regional stars across rock, pop and electronic music
- Every purchased ticket includes unlimited beer, with no extra charge at the bar
- A dedicated Cloud Zone with activities for all ages beyond the concert stage
- A selection of more than 300 beer brands, from major breweries to craft producers
- Beer tables with room for groups plus raised VIP platforms overlooking the stage
- A long festival history that began at Kalemegdan Fortress and has run at Ušće Park since 2008
- A lively city festival whose crowd is mostly local, from Belgrade and the wider region
Program and Schedule: What to Expect in 2027
The festival traditionally runs over several days in August, with each day sold as its own ticket. Regional headliners and local bands take the main stage each evening, while the Cloud Zone runs a separate daytime program. The full 2027 program and line up have not yet been announced and will be published on the official website closer to the event.
Tickets and Admission for Belgrade Beer Fest
Tickets are sold per festival day, with combined multi day packages also available. The key detail: every ticket, regardless of category, already includes unlimited beer for the whole event. At the 2025 edition, a single day regular ticket cost around 17 euros, a full festival package around 34 euros, while beer tables and VIP platforms with extra comfort ranged up to around 150 euros depending on category. Exact 2027 prices will only be confirmed once ticket sales officially open.
Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in Belgrade
- Ušće Park sits in Novi Beograd and is easy to reach from central Belgrade by bus or taxi
- Late August in Belgrade tends to bring warm, sometimes humid summer weather, so light clothing is a good idea
- Accommodation on both sides of the Sava river should be booked early given the large number of visitors
- Anyone wanting to be close to the stage should specifically choose a Fan Pit ticket
- Groups can reserve a beer table, which seats up to eight people
