Böhmisches Brauhaus

The red brick industrial complex spans several buildings including a malthouse, brewing facilities, and extensive underground cellars along Friedenstraße and Landsberger Allee.

Founded in 1868 by Armand Knoblauch, the brewery expanded production from 20,000 to 200,000 hectoliters within seven years, becoming a major Berlin beer producer.

The brewery introduced Berlin's first beer transport vehicle in 1898 and operated a large restaurant called Elysium that accommodated 2,000 guests.

The facility ceased brewing operations after World War II and transformed into various venues, including wine storage facilities and a sports center until 2001.

The brewery installed an ice machine in 1883, producing enough ice for internal operations and generating additional revenue by selling 50,000 marks worth to other breweries.

Inception: 1868

Made from material: brick

Industry: brewing, Manufacture of beer, food and tobacco industry

GPS coordinates: 52.52218,13.43716

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:11