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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.
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Just two weeks after the terrorist attack on CSD in 2026, a new memorial to the victims has been erected. A rainbow-colored bench and a maple tree.
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Parts of the Berlin Wall remain in the city. Some are in their original locations, while others are hidden Easter eggs. Here’s how to find them.
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There is a cone-shaped bunker at RAW Gelände. Today it’s called Der Kegel, and both children and adults can climb its walls, both inside and out.
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The Fichte Bunker has a long history from the Industrial Revolution to the Cold War. Today, the round building is a landmark in Kreuzberg.
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Südgelände Park is a former rail yard where you can take your children on an adventure and see steam locomotives and the old railroad tracks.
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Dark Matter Berlin is an alternative museum featuring light and sound installations that stimulate the mind. Here you can actively immerse yourself in light.
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For more than 100 years, the beach at Wannsee has been a haven for Berliners when the sun is beating down. It remains a popular getaway every summer.
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The first gay rights organization in the world was founded in Berlin. Today, a colorful memorial near the parliament building honors its legacy.
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The Berlin Wall fell on November 9, 1989, at the border crossing on Bornholmer Straße. Today, it is a memorial where you can relive that historic evening.