Tue, September 22 – Sun, September 27
11:00 AM – 10:00 PM · 131h
A 3,000-square-metre, multi-level space overlooking kilometre 40 brings together running, art, music and recovery. Drop-in features include product testing and personalisation, a 40 km photo moment, cheer-sign making, a community message wall, self-service drinks and specialty coffee made with seasonal local ingredients. Refuge Worldwide broadcasts live from its lounge alongside an immersive video installation by Lucas Gutierrez. Sol Studio leads 11 progressive body-prep classes spanning pilates, strength, mindfulness and mobility, while the wider programme includes shake-out runs, a carb-loading breakfast and a race-day cheer zone. Opening hours are 11am to 9pm from 22 to 26 September and 8am to 4pm on race day.
Type
Marathon
Berlin Marathon 2026Duration
131 hours