2nd Duisburg Beer Festival 2026
Beer Festival at the Handwerkerhof of the Rheingold Brauerei — Autumn Edition, October 2–4, 2026
2026
About Duisburg Beer Festival
Duisburg Beer Festival — edition 2026
The autumn edition of the beer festival returns to the Handwerkerhof Wanheimerort in Duisburg from October 2 to 4, 2026, hosted directly by the Rheingold Brauerei. Confirmed breweries include the host, Rheingold Brauerei, alongside Hopacabana, Buddelship, and Lieberwaldi, with additional participants to be announced. A selection of food trucks will provide delicious street food. Day passes and full festival tickets are available at bierfestival.ticket.io. For inquiries, please contact [email protected].
Highlights Duisburg Beer Festival 2026
Programme Duisburg Beer Festival 2026
October 2–4, 2026 at Handwerkerhof Wanheimerort
A detailed schedule has not yet been released. Confirmed breweries include Rheingold, Hopacabana, Buddelship, and Lieberwaldi, with more exhibitors to be announced. Food trucks will be on-site serving street food.
Prices Duisburg Beer Festival 2026
Day passes and full festival tickets for all three days can be purchased at bierfestival.ticket.io, where pricing details are also available.
Practical information — Duisburg Beer Festival
Getting There
Handwerkerhof Wanheimerort, Düsseldorfer Straße 387, 47055 Duisburg. By subway: U79 or bus 930 from Duisburg Central Station to the "Grunewald Betriebshof" stop—directly at the festival site. By car: A59, exit Duisburg-Wanheimerort.
Spring Edition Tickets (April 2026)
Advance online sales: bierfestival.ticket.io. Day ticket €12 (advance) / €15 (at the door), weekend ticket €20 (advance) / €25 (at the door). Tasting glass included with admission.
Autumn Edition (October 2–4, 2026)
Day and festival tickets via bierfestival.ticket.io; prices are published there. Contact: [email protected].
Pro Tip
Arrive on Friday (it's less crowded than Saturday), start with lighter beers (Helles, Pilsner), and work your way up to IPAs and Stouts—a sensible order saves your palate. Remember to drink water in between. The Rheingold industrial site is also worth exploring: some workshops and studios are open to the public.
Craft Beer in the Ruhr Area
Duisburg has a long brewing tradition—and since 2025, its own beer festival, positioning the city on the Rhine as a hotspot for craft beer in the Ruhr area. The 2nd edition took place from Friday, April 24 to Saturday, April 25, 2026, at the Handwerkerhof Wanheimerort, the historic site of the former Rheingold Brauerei. An autumn edition will follow at the same location from October 2 to 4, 2026, this time hosted directly by the Rheingold Brauerei.
The Spring Edition, April 2026
- Dates: Friday, April 24 and Saturday, April 25, 2026
- Time: 2:00 PM to 10:00 PM on both days
- Location: Handwerkerhof Wanheimerort, Düsseldorfer Straße 387, 47055 Duisburg (Duisburg-Wanheimerort)
- Weatherproof: Stalls and seating located inside the Rheingold Brauerei hall
The Autumn Edition, October 2–4, 2026
The autumn edition is hosted by the Rheingold Brauerei itself, once again at the Handwerkerhof Wanheimerort. Confirmed breweries include Rheingold Brauerei, Hopacabana, Buddelship, and Lieberwaldi, with more to be announced. In addition to craft beer, there will be street food from various food trucks. Day and festival passes for the three days are available at bierfestival.ticket.io.
Over 20 Breweries in April — High-End Craft Beer
At the spring edition in April 2026, more than 20 local and international breweries presented their beers. The range included:
- Classic German styles: Pilsner, Helles, Wheat beer, Kölsch, Altbier
- Craft beer classics: IPA, NEIPA, Pale Ale, Stout, Porter
- Specialties: Sours (Berliner Weisse, Gose, Lambic), Barrel-Aged, Imperial Stouts
- Non-alcoholic alternatives: Non-alcoholic craft beers and sodas from local producers
Admission included a tasting glass, allowing visitors to sample beers at all stalls.
Street Food, Cocktails, and Wine
Several food trucks offer the perfect accompaniment to your beer: burgers, pulled pork, bratwurst, vegan bowls, vegetarian wraps, fries, and sweets. Cocktails, wine, and non-alcoholic drinks are also available—it is an inclusive festival, not just for beer purists.
Token System and Card Payments
The festival operates on a token system: €1 and €2 coins can be purchased separately and are accepted at all stalls. Additionally, stalls accept card payments. Free water stations are available throughout the venue.
Spring Edition Tickets and Prices
- Day ticket: €12 (advance) / €15 (at the door)
- Weekend ticket: €20 (advance) / €25 (at the door)
- Included: Tasting glass
- Tickets online only: bierfestival.ticket.io
Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult; ID checks apply. Dogs on leashes are welcome. Prices for the autumn edition in October will be published on bierfestival.ticket.io.
The Handwerkerhof Wanheimerort
The Handwerkerhof Wanheimerort is a historic industrial site belonging to the former Rheingold Brauerei in the south of Duisburg. Today, it houses workshops, studios, and event spaces—providing the ideal backdrop for a beer festival with its brewing history, industrial charm, and a weather-protected hall.
Duisburg — Industrial Culture on the Rhine
With over 500,000 inhabitants, Duisburg is one of the largest cities in the Ruhr area, located at the confluence of the Rhine and Ruhr rivers. Known for the largest inland port in Europe, the Landschaftspark Duisburg-Nord, and the MSV Duisburg football club. The beer festival fits perfectly with the Ruhr area's culture: industrial, rustic, and sociable.
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