Berlin Season 2 Trailer Release Date
The first full teaser trailer for Berlin Season 2 is set to drop on January 29, 2026. Netflix quietly confirmed the trailer date in a short preview that flashes a simple promise, “Berlin is back,” before cutting to quick shots of a new heist being set up, and then ending on that January 29 reveal card.
@TheMoneyHeist shared on X that a teaser trailer for Berlin and the Lady with an Ermine will be released tomorrow.
The teaser announcement also arrives with another key detail fans have been waiting for: Season 2 (branded in some places as Berlin and the Lady with an Ermine) will premiere on May 15, 2026, giving viewers a clear runway from trailer to release.
Berlin Season 2 Cast
Berlin Season 2 brings back Pedro Alonso as Andrés de Fonollosa, better known as Berlin, along with the entire core crew from Season 1. That means Michelle Jenner returns as tech genius Keila, Tristán Ulloa as Damián, Begoña Vargas as wild‑card Cameron, Julio Peña Fernández as loyal Roi, and Joel Sánchez as action‑first Bruce.
On top of the returning gang, Season 2 adds new faces to the mix: Inma Cuesta plays Candela, an unpredictable local from Seville; José Luis García‑Pérez appears as Duke Álvaro Hermoso de Medina; and Marta Nieto joins as Duchess Genoveva Dante, hinting that this heist will brush up against Spanish high society and royalty.
It’s the kind of ensemble where everyone feels one bad decision away from blowing the whole operation, which is exactly the energy that made the first season fun to binge.
Where to Watch Berlin Season 2?
Berlin Season 2 will stream exclusively on Netflix worldwide. Like Season 1, the new episodes will land directly in Netflix’s “Money Heist Universe” lane, sitting alongside La Casa de Papel and the first season of Berlin for anyone who wants to rewatch older heists before jumping into the new one.
Regional promos from Netflix UK, Netflix Spain, and other local accounts already label Season 2 as “coming soon, only on Netflix,” with no indication of any shared rights or secondary platforms.
So for viewers planning a watch party once the May 15 premiere hits, the checklist is simple: an active Netflix subscription, a free weekend, and probably a tolerance for subtitles or dubs, depending on how they watched Money Heist.
About Berlin Season 2
Berlin Season 2 picks up the Money Heist prequel by sending Berlin and his crew from Paris to Spain for another elaborate job, this time centered on a high‑stakes heist in Seville tied to a famous Leonardo da Vinci painting, Lady with an Ermine.
The show keeps the same basic recipe as Season 1, meticulously planned theft plus chaos from Berlin’s romantic disasters, but moves the action into palaces, galleries, and aristocratic circles where a charming thief can talk his way into as much trouble as he steals his way out of.
Behind the camera, creators Alex Pina and Esther Martínez Lobato continue to steer the spin‑off, with Season 2 once again structured as an eight‑episode run shot across Spanish locations like Seville and Madrid, giving the series a slightly warmer, sunnier feel than the original Madrid‑set Money Heist, even when the story itself goes dark.
For anyone who thought Berlin’s “golden age” of heists had already peaked, the new trailer date and May launch window suggest there’s still plenty of stylish thieving and emotional damage left in him.
Disclaimer
Details about the Berlin Season 2 trailer release date, season premiere, cast, and streaming availability are based on current announcements and entertainment reports and may change if Netflix updates its schedule. Viewers should always confirm the latest information directly on Netflix or official show channels before planning.
