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Find German war graves in Berlin: special sections in the city’s cemeteries hold soldiers, boys, and women who died in 1945. Here’s how to recognize them.
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The fall break is over, the Christmas markets haven’t opened yet, and the days are getting shorter. Here are 5 things you can do in Berlin in November.
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Berlin Dungeon is an interactive theater with laughs and jump scares, with actors engaging the audience. It explores the spooky side of Prussia’s Berlin.
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Nazi graves spark a conflict between remembrance, legal obligations, and the desire to deny them honor. Here are two prominent Nazi graves.
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Once upon a time, photo booths were a way to get a passport photo. Today, they’re an attraction in Berlin where you can take an analog selfie.
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Over the past 200 years, the Neue Wache has had many roles, but one thing remains constant. It serves as a memorial to something related to war.
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The East Side Gallery is an open-air gallery stretching over 1 kilometer, painted on the remains of the Berlin Wall from Ostbahnhof to Oberbaumbrücke.
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The concrete block resembles something from the city utilities. In reality, it is the remains of a Nazi bunker at Eckernförderplatz.
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A relief of Karl Marx is hidden in plain sight in the center of Berlin. It’s easy to overlook, but here’s how to find it.
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The Festival of Lights is an annual event in Berlin, where the city’s landmarks are transformed into a huge light show. Here’s where and when it happens.