While the sky over Japan seem clear and sunny in the winter months, the days do in fact grow shorter, the hours of darkness ...

The tour focuses on selected turning points in German history. Starting from the Peaceful Revolution in the GDR, visitors ...

Immerse yourself in an exhibition that overcomes boundaries and makes science accessible. Discover "The Universe to Touch" in ...

Under the motto "God is coming to the train", this year too, people are invited to the public Christmas service in Berlin ...

Friedrich the Great was renowned for his modesty, epitomised in his saying “A crown is merely a hat that lets the rain in”. Without a show of pomp and circumstance, but with considerable personal ...

Stroll through the cosy cobbled streets that form one big pedestrian zone and discover Berlin's traditional Christmas market. The entire old town has been festively decorated and, in addition to ...

Walk under the gigantic Christmas bauble and enter the festive winter world of the Heissa Holzmarkt. In November and December, the Holzmarkt on the banks of the river Spree transforms into a magical ...

In the historic Markthalle IX, the traditional weekly market is transformed into a Christmas market full of delicious surprises on three Sundays in Advent 2024. Gifts, mulled wine and good food await ...

In Berlin, Frannz Club, YUCA, and Prinzenbar are popular venues for fans of folk and country music. You can dance along with bands like Colter Wall from Canada. Of course, the Waltons, known all over ...

The tour offers you a first overview of the exhibition, told from a Jewish perspective by means of selected stations and objects. This journey through time picks up on polyphonic, sometimes ...

This year's motto ‘Unknown Voices of Israel - Music of Ancient Tribes of Oriental Jews’ puts the spotlight on the rich sound traditions of Jewish communities in the Middle East and North Africa. With ...

Christmas the Scandinavian way at the Lucia Christmas market: The atmospheric Lucia Christmas market at the Kulturbrauerei is particularly cosy and festive. It’s wholly dedicated to Nordic folklore.