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As a rarity, you can experience Monet’s three earliest Paris works in one exhibition at the Alte Nationalgalerie in Berlin.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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The giant hill in Volkspark Friedrichshain hides a flak tower and if you look hard enough, you will find the remains of the bunker.
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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.
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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.
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Between 1940 and 1942 three flak towers were built in Berlin. They formed a triangle around the center of Berlin with one tower in the west, one in the east and one in the north. But can we find them today?
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“Orpheus mit den Tieren, Die Macht der Musik” was once part of a fountain on the facade of the Academy of Fine Arts (Hochschule der bildenden Künste) in Charlottenburg. Today it’s hidden among stinging nettles, shrubs and trees in Wedding.
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September 7th and 8th, 2024 are all about chili. Berlin Chili Fest opens its doors for two days of hot sauce and craft beer. Can your taste buds handle it?