The “Berlin TXL – Vision, Planning, Development of the City of Tomorrow” guided tour through the exhibition every Friday from summer onwards invites you to discover, recognize and think ahead. Free guided tours through the […]
German farmers are enraged at proposed diesel subsidy cuts and taxes directly affecting them. They say these could cost them up to €1 billion. The government says the cuts are needed to balance the country’s […]
Despite internal grumblings and an all-time low in opinion polls, Chancellor Olaf Scholz and his Social Democrats are making a show of defiance, confidence and hope. The mood was grim when 600 delegates from Germany’s […]
First time in Berlin? This is the perfect guided walking tour for you! Visit all of Berlin’s most popular sights and hear the secret stories that make the past come to life! From Berlin’s beautiful […]
Trainspotters have one last chance to see Berlin’s beloved Model 485s, known to fans as “Coke Cans,” before the city decommissions the last of its GDR S-Bahn trains. Berliners used to call them “Coke Cans”: The […]
At the Barenboim-Said Academy in the German capital, young Israeli and Arab musicians study together. The Hamas attacks on Israel happened just before the start of a new semester. How did they react? “The first […]
ending after 360.000 seconds From September 26, 2023, the Goethe-Institut Chicago presents Coming Up by German artist Peter Rösel. Peter Rösel was born in 1966 in Rockenhausen, Germany, and teaches at the Kunsthochschule Berlin-Weissensee. He had numerous solo […]
November in Berlin is anything but grey. The international science, jazz, gastronomy and film scenes meet here this month. Listen to imaginative fairy tales, celebrate an extraordinary festival of the dead and visit the first Christmas […]
A memorial is being built to celebrate Germany’s reunification. It was supposed to be inaugurated four years ago. Now no one knows when it will be ready. What makes it so controversial? October 3 marks […]
Over three decades after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Germany is politically unified, but dividing lines remain, the Minister of State for East Germany told DW. “Reunification is completed, even if it is not […]
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