On November 9, Berlin will be transformed into a huge stage where over 1,000 musicians will play songs for freedom to mark the 35th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Celebrate the your dearly departed with colorful skulls, dance and music when Holzmarkt arranges Dia de los Muertos.
As a rarity, you can experience Monet’s three earliest Paris works in one exhibition at the Alte Nationalgalerie in Berlin.
The Luna Bunker is the last remaining building of Berlin’s second largest forced labor camp from World War II – a camp full of death and suffering and named after an amusement park.
Festival of Lights is an annual event where most of Berlin’s famous landmarks are illuminated with a spectacular light show. And it’s free.
The first LGBT organization in the world was founded in Berlin in 1897. It no longer exists, but it has a colorful memorial close to the parliament.
Next Museum Sunday in Berlin is November 3rd, 2024. This means free admission to a wide range of museums all around Berlin.
The giant hill in Volkspark Friedrichshain hides a flak tower and if you look hard enough, you will find the remains of the bunker.
From October 4th to October 13th, central Berlin will be transformed into a spectacle of colors as the Festival of Lights turns on the light show for the 20th time.
What can you expect from the Christopher Street Day in Berlin in 2025? And when is it? Get all the facts about the Berlin Pride here.