St. Patrick's Day 2025 in Berlin

Berlin comes alive every March 17 with the vibrant festivities of St. Patrick's Day. While traditionally an Irish holiday, Berliners and visitors embrace the celebration with an array of events, concerts, and iconic landmarks illuminated in green. From Irish folk music to lively parades, the German capital offers something for everyone to enjoy the spirit of Ireland.

Irish Pubs

Irish pubs throughout Berlin are the heart of St. Patrick's Day celebrations, brimming with live music, Guinness beer, and Irish cheer. In the city center, Kilkenny Irish Pub offers genuine Irish hospitality, excellent cuisine, freshly tapped beer, and a selection of Irish whiskey. They host live music and broadcast top sporting events, creating a lively atmosphere.

Murphy's Irish Pub, located along the river, provides a cozy setting with a wide variety of Irish drinks and traditional dishes. The Lir, known for its vibrant ambiance and traditional Irish fare, adds to the festive spirit.

St. Patrick's Day Celebrations - Midnight Court & Special Guests (March 15, 2025)

One of the main attractions for 2025 includes the 10th St. Patrick's Day Celebration at ufaFabrik in Tempelhof. On Saturday, March 15, the event features Midnight Court and special guests, promising a night of energetic performances. Tickets start at €30.20, and the venue’s vibrant atmosphere sets the stage for a memorable evening.

Concerts Across the City

Berlin’s St. Patrick's Day celebrations extend beyond the pubs. Here are some standout events for music lovers:

St. Patrick’s Day with Clover

On Friday, March 14, head to Freiheit fünfzehn in Köpenick for an evening with the band Clover, renowned for their dedication to folk music. Enjoy Guinness, Kilkenny, and a lively performance designed to lift spirits and energize the crowd. Tickets are priced from €27.50.

Irish Concert with "I Felici"

Taking place on Sunday, March 16, at Königin-Luise-Kirche Waidmannslust, this free-entry concert offers a delightful blend of Irish folk, Klezmer, and world music. Under the direction of Joachim Johow, the ensemble "I Felici" will deliver a mix of traditional Irish melodies and international influences. Donations are welcome to support the event.

The Green Funkturm

One of Berlin's most iconic St. Patrick's Day traditions is the illumination of the Funkturm in green. This former broadcasting tower in Charlottenburg stands over 126 meters tall and becomes a glowing beacon of Irish heritage every March 17. Visitors can enjoy the stunning views from its observation deck, which remains open to tourists during the holiday.