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Welcome to New Year’s Eve 2026/2027 at Loretta am Wannsee in Berlin
On Thursday, 31 December 2026, Loretta am Wannsee hosts New Year’s Eve right on the water in Berlin-Zehlendorf. From 20:00, guests gather under the beer-garden pergola overlooking the Großer Wannsee for a stylish celebration with a large buffet, a drinks package, midnight sparkling wine and a DJ into the night. The address is Kronprinzessinnenweg 260, 14109 Berlin.
Highlights & Attractions at Loretta am Wannsee in Berlin
- Lakeside New Year’s Eve: pergola in the beer garden directly on the Großer Wannsee in Berlin-Zehlendorf.
- Extensive culinary buffet with a wide choice of cold and hot dishes.
- All-you-can-drink package from 20:00 to 24:00: beer, wine and soft drinks included.
- Midnight sparkling wine (Sekt) for the toast to the new year.
- DJ and party into the night – relaxed and danceable, not a mass club rave.
- Stylish waterside ambiance rather than a packed city-centre NYE club.
- Easy access: S-Bahn Wannsee is only a few minutes’ walk (lines S1 and S7).
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Program & Schedule: What to Expect in 2026
Doors open at 20:00. Beer, wine and soft drinks are included until midnight; after that, drinks are charged as consumed. At midnight there is sparkling wine for the New Year toast. A DJ then keeps the party going into the night. There is no guaranteed seating – arrive early if you want a good spot. Dogs are not allowed on this evening. Guests may bring fireworks but must not set them off on the premises.
Tickets & Admission for Loretta am Wannsee Berlin
The official Loretta am Wannsee site lists the ticket at €129 per person. Ticket platforms (including Eventim Light and berlin.de) show prices from about €132, which may include booking fees. The ticket covers the New Year’s buffet, the drinks package until 24:00 and midnight sparkling wine. Book via the venue’s Eventim Light shop or berlin.de and check live availability there.
Visitor Tips: Travel & Accommodation in Berlin
- Getting there: S-Bahn Wannsee (S1, S7) is about 200–300 metres away; buses stop at Wannseebrücke. By car the address is Kronprinzessinnenweg 260, 14109 Berlin – parking is limited on New Year’s Eve, so public transport is often easier.
- Weather and dress: Late December by the lake can be cold, windy and wet. Wear warm, festive layers and practical shoes; the pergola is covered, but a coat and scarf still help.
- Where to stay: Hotels and guesthouses exist in Zehlendorf and around Wannsee; more choice is available in central Berlin (Mitte, Charlottenburg) if you prefer to stay in the city and travel out. Book early for New Year’s Eve.
- No seat guarantee: Arriving soon after 20:00 improves your chance of a good place in the pergola. Groups should arrive together.
- House rules: No dogs on this night; fireworks may be brought but not ignited on site. After midnight, drinks are extra – check payment options (card/cash) at the venue.
Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →
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