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This is where the editorial team of visitBerlin gives tips and personal recommendations from their city. Insider tips for events, discoveries from the neighbourhoods, news from Berlin: we have written down what we like.

October 2025 in Berlin

Festival of Lights — © GettyImages, Foto: Yannick Tylle

A month full of highlighs

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 this month.

Our series

Weekend tips in Berlin

TGIF! We have the best insider tips for city explorers, concert goers, exhibition visitors and sports fans on all 52 weekends.  

Preview

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

New Openings

What's new in Berlin? New stores, restaurants, cafés and personal tips from the editorial team. There’s a lot to discover.

Our newest posts

The top 10 most unusual museums in Berlin

The Pergamon Museum, the Old National Gallery, the Jewish Museum. Around 180 museums preserve art in Berlin, including world-famous art…

Written for you by: Berlin Blogger

Scaffold of the Olympiic Stadium — © visitBerlin, Foto: Sarah Lindemann

Amazing Shots of the Olympic Stadium in Berlin

The historical Olympic Stadium is always worth a visit, not just when Hertha BSC fills the ranks, but also on a tour when it’s empty and you…

Amalienpark housing estate — © visitBerlin, Foto: Arthur F. Selbach

Leonhardtstraße in Charlottenburg

For all its hustle and bustle, the area is like a picturesque village high street. Huge old lime trees line the broad pavements, cars rumble…

Kirschblüten vor dem Planetarium Prenzlauer Allee — © (c) visumate

Starlit Skies over Berlin

We have had to wait two years for the Zeiss-Großplanetarium to reopen and 25 August is the big day! Finally! Berlin's biggest planetarium…

Written for you by: Berlin Blogger

Our authors

Berlin Blogger

Fans of fine dining, recreational sports nuts, dog lovers: our guest bloggers see Berlin from their own, completely different perspective. Read for yourself and see where they take us.

Catrin

lives in Berlin for over 20 years and loves to travel the city. Preferrably by bike, she discovers the most exciting and interesting sides of Berlin. Across the city, across country and also off the beaten track.

Dagmar

is an archaeologist who has worked on Mayan sites in Central America. After ten years, she left the world of the Maya for a life in Berlin and found that the city a rich place for field research as well. She has fallen in love with cultural treasures of Berlin. Whether alone or with her children, she loves to be out and about in the city, taking the time to look deeper and turn over a stone here and there.

Josefine

is originally from Munich and started out her career at one of Germanys largest daily news papers. Before finding her home in Berlin, she also reported as a correspondent and trend scout from the US. Today she is cruising Berlin's neighbourhoods, always on the lookout for good stories - with a focus on culture, music and ideas for the future of an innovative Berlin.

Kristin

does not smile on fotos. But in real life she enjoys with a smile in her face the rich cultural life of Berlin - the metropolis both in front of and behind the scenes. Her favourite season is the Berlinale, then she spends 10 days watching movies and writing about them in the blog.

Maria

studied art history in Berlin and is at home in the digital world. For her, things get interesting where technology and sustainability meet art and architecture. As a child, she wanted to become a writer or journalist. Today she writes about the Berlin of the future for you.

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