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What happens this month? We have compiled the most important events for you.

Spring at the Reichstag in Berlin — © visitBerlin, Foto: Dagmar Schwelle

Josefine

The ITB was cancelled, the Travel Festival was postponed. Nevertheless we are happy about the warmer days and have chosen many exciting… Read more

Charlene

February is all about the Berlinale. Find out here what else you should make sure not to miss. Read more

Brandenburg Gate Berlin in Winter — © Getty Images, Foto: golero

Kristin

The new year begins with many big events, from the Fashion Week to the Green Week, from festivals to exhibitions. Read more

Spandauer Weihnachtsmarkt — © visitberlin, Foto: Philip Koschel

Kristin

From the 1st Advent over the contemplative Christmas season to the New Year's Eve party: December in Berlin is a very special month. Read more

Sunset at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin — © Getty Images, Foto: I just try to tell my emotions and take you around the world

Kristin

November is marked by the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. But there's a whole lot else going on too! Read more

Drachenberg and Teufelsberg in Berlin — © visitBerlin, Foto: Dagmar Schwelle

Each year, October in Berlin puts us under its spell anew. In addition to the beginning of autumn, you can look forward to many major events… Read more