Vollgutlager Berlin is a distinctive event venue located on the grounds of the former Kindl Brewery in Neukölln. Spanning 2,000 square meters, this industrial hall captivates visitors with its authentic character—a raw, industrial aesthetic combined with elements of Berlin's creative underground scene. The venue accommodates up to 1,200 guests and offers flexible room configurations, making it suitable for diverse events ranging from conferences and concerts to dinners and corporate gatherings.
The location features modern infrastructure and comprehensive technical facilities, including a spacious gallery, flexible bar arrangements, and a 30-meter-wide projection wall. Recent renovations have preserved the distinctive Berlin charm while maintaining the venue's visually striking architecture. With its combination of industrial heritage and contemporary amenities, Vollgutlager Berlin appeals to those seeking unique, creative event spaces that reflect the city's vibrant cultural identity. The venue is ideal for presentations, product launches, film shoots, and memorable celebrations.
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