Gestrandet An Der Jannowitzbrücke is a unique open-air nightclub and event venue located along the Spree river in Berlin, Germany. Initially conceived as a casual urban beach bar, Gestrandet quickly became a popular hotspot for both locals and tourists, largely due to its prime waterfront location next to the Jannowitzbrücke S-Bahn station. The history of the venue dates back to the early 2010s, when it emerged amidst Berlin's growing appetite for unconventional nightlife spaces.

Drawing inspiration from the city's tradition of reclaiming post-industrial landscapes, Gestrandet carved out a niche as a relaxed yet vibrant space, blurring the lines between a daytime beach club, live music venue, and late-night party destination. Over time, Gestrandet has achieved a reputation for inclusivity and spontaneity—a distinct departure from Berlin's notoriously selective door policies at more established techno clubs. Its open-air setup, sandy beach-like area, and eclectic décor reflect a laid-back, festival-like atmosphere, making it a favored summer gathering place and a symbol of Berlin’s enduring do-it-yourself party ethos.

In terms of structure, the venue has remained at its signature spot beneath the S-Bahn viaduct by the Spree, although seasonal changes and occasional renovations have expanded its capacity and improved facilities over the years. The venue frequently collaborates with local collectives, hosting themed parties, electronic music events, and cultural gatherings that contribute to Berlin’s status as a world capital of nightlife. Notable artists who have performed at Gestrandet An Der Jannowitzbrücke include international acts such as Nicone, Niconé & Sascha Braemer, as well as local Berlin favorites like DJ Jauche, Britta Arnold, and Dirty Doering.

The venue has also welcomed guest sets and pop-up appearances from DJs and live acts affiliated with major Berlin labels such as Bar 25 Music and Katermukke, helping to bridge the gap between underground and mainstream clubbing communities.