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Brandenburg Gate
Sitting in the heart of Berlin, Brandenburg Gate is one of the city's most iconic landmarks. This neoclassical gate, made of twelve massive columns topped by a copper quadriga, originates in the 18th century during the reign of Prussian king Frederick William I. Once a symbol of the city's division, particularly during World War II and the Cold War, Brandenburg Gate now epitomizes the unification and peace of Berlin.

Reichstag Building
Photo Credit: Angelo Abear
Once the seat of Imperial Germany, the Reichstag Building is one of Berlin's most historically significant monuments and was once taken by the Nazis in 1933. Following reconstruction in the 1990s, today's Reichstag houses the German Parliament and is one of the country's most popular tourist attractions. Instantly recognizable, the building's massive glass dome shines from atop the Reichstag.

Berliner Dom
Photo Credit: Angelo Abear
Berliner Dom, or Berlin Cathedral, is an exquisite architectural jewel within the heart of the city. Located on Berlin's Museum Island, this cathedral boasts spectacular views of the city and houses an enormous pipe organ.

The Holocaust Memorial
Photo Credit: Claudio Schwarz
The Holocaust Memorial, or Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, is a monument to one of the country's darkest periods and an essential stop for any visitor to Berlin. Memorializing Jewish victims of the Holocaust, this monument is a stark reminder of the loss of life suffered at the hands of the Nazis. Visitors can walk between the overwhelming array of concrete slabs, which represent the millions lost before and during World War II.

Memorial of the Berlin Wall
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This remnant of the Berlin Wall, which once epitomized the "Iron Curtain" of the Cold War and separated East and West Berlin until 1989, now serves as a reminder of the city's unification.

Roads not Taken. Oder: Es Hätte Auch Anders Kommen Können
Immerse in Germany's vibrant history with an exhibition that highlights significant moments from the GDR's peaceful revolution in 1989 to the earliest democratization attempts in 1848. Wow ticket holders with alternative historical perspectives, journeying through what could have been played out under varying scenarios, exploring the impacts of chance and individual failures.

The Ziguangge: Hall of Purple Splendor
Experience the captivating visual art of vibrant imperial portraits, a testament of power from the era Qianlong Emperor. Relive momentous events with detailed battle scene paintings that eloquently chart the course through the age-old Chinese tradition, the turbulent Boxer Rebellion, and twentieth-century spoils of war.

Ayoung Kim
Ayoung Kim's first solo debut in Germany mesmerizingly displays her decade-long artistic journey through innovative technologies like AI, VR, and video game simulations, investigating pressing themes like migration, xenophobia, queerness, and geopolitics. Offering an engaging interaction between attendees, personal data, and terrestrial changes, her exhibit ensures a hauntingly intriguing expedition.

half alive
Half Alive is an American indie pop band known for their distinctive blend of electronic, alternative, and pop sounds. Formed in Long Beach, California, the group initially gained attention with their 2017 breakout single "Still Feel." The band's unique style is marked by catchy melodies, thought-provoking lyrics, and a blend of organic and electronic elements. Half Alive's energetic performances, often accompanied by captivating choreography, have become a hallmark of their live shows. Their music explores themes of self-discovery, mental health, and the human experience, making them a standout act in the modern indie pop scene.

Morgan Jay
Morgan Jay is a comedian, musician, and performer known for his unique blend of stand-up comedy and music. Hailing from Los Angeles, California, Morgan Jay has made a name for himself with his energetic and engaging stage presence, captivating audiences with his comedic timing and musical talents.

Dr. Jordan Peterson
Dr. Jordan Peterson is a clinical psychologist, author, and professor at the University of Toronto who also has a huge following on YouTube. Gaining popularity due to his controversial cultural and political views in the 2010s, he has written several bestselling books like 12 Rules for Life and regularly appears on podcasts.

Don Toliver
Don Toliver is a Houston-based hip-hop artist who has rapidly become one of the most unique acts on the scene. His soulful melodic vibes have made him one of the most sought-after voices in modern hip-hop. Don Toliver has even earned major accolades for his work, including Billboard Music Award nominations for his collaboration with Travis Scott and recognition from XXL, Vibe, and Vulture. With his signature sound and critical praise, Don Toliver is here to stay.

Lygia Clark: Retrospektive
Art admirers are cordially invited to the German retrospective of Brazilian artist Lygia Clark, a pioneering creative set to wow attendees in May 2025. With about 150 pieces from the '50s to '80s featured, the event offers an interactive fusion of geometric paintings, sculptures, and performance works, immersing spectators in engaging designs and tangible art.

German Tyranny
Attendees will journey into an interactive landscape of post-WWII history centered on European responses to the after-effects of violence from the Nazis. Through visual presentations including original documents, photos, film, artwork, and multi-media, curiosity is provoked around the stories of survivors, cultural losses, and the unique evolving narratives of events post-war.

Romeo and Juliet
A classic tale of forbidden love, Romeo and Juliet will take you on an unforgettable journey of romance, tragedy, and hope. This beautiful performance will leave you both inspired and heartbroken.

Noah Gundersen
Hailing from Seattle, Washington, Noah Gundersen is an indie-folk singer-songwriter who creates ethereal songs that speak to the human experience. On gentle, emotional tracks like "Atlantis," Gundersen showcases his vulnerability and vocal prowess.

Chelsea Handler
Chelsea Handler ticks so many boxes. She is a writer, comedian, activist, producer, actor, and has her own TV show. She had a late-night show on the E! network, “Chelsea Lately,” between 2007 and 2015. She was also a correspondent for The Tonight Show.

Ludovico Einaudi
Transcending traditional boundaries, Ludovico Einaudi enchants listeners with his minimalist piano compositions that blend classical elegance with contemporary flair. An Italian maestro, Einaudi's evocative melodies have scored everything from arthouse films to introspective moments, making him a modern classical icon.

Rigoletto
Giuseppe Verdi's Rigoletto is a three-act opera. Francesco Maria Piave wrote the Italian libretto based on Victor Hugo's 1832 drama Le roi s'amuse. On March 11, 1851, the opera received a spectacular debut at La Fenice in Venice.

Tate McRae
With more than 20 million monthly listeners on Spotify, Tate McRae has a dedicated fan base. Her sad songs like "you broke me first" and "that way" convey universal themes of heartbreak and healing.

La Traviata
Step into the opulent world of La Traviata, Verdi's timeless opera that weaves a heart-wrenching tale of love, sacrifice, and societal expectations. Set against the backdrop of 19th-century Paris, this poignant masterpiece unfolds the tragic romance between the doomed courtesan Violetta and her ardent suitor Alfredo, leaving audiences captivated by its soaring arias and emotional depth.

Karneval der Kulturen
Immerse yourself in the colorful celebration of Karneval der Kulturen, an event that brings together the diverse communities of Berlin in a vibrant display of multiculturalism. Attendees can witness lively parades featuring music, dance, and costumes that represent a plethora of world cultures. This festival offers an extraordinary opportunity to experience the rich tapestry of global traditions, all within the energetic atmosphere of the city.

Camille Claudel and Bernhard Hoetger Emancipation from Rodin
The emotions, intricacies, and stories portrayed in sculptures are something that continues to astound art viewers. Don't miss your chance to explore the impressive abilities of Camille Claudel at this event.

A Tribute to ABBA
ABBA The Concert is one of the greatest tribute bands to the iconic Swedish pop group, ABBA. They reincarnate the biggest ABBA hits like, "Dancing Queen," "Mamma Mia," and "SOS" on stage to cherish the timeless music of the original legends.

Drug Church
Based in New York, Drug Church is a post-hardcore band formed in 2011. Consisting of five members including vocalist Patrick Kindlon, they're known for tracks like "Weed Pin," "Bliss Out," and "But Does It Work?"

Caveman
Caveman is a Brooklyn-based indie rock band from the United States. In 2011, the band released their debut studio album. The album was initially self-released, but Fat Possum Records re-released it in 2012. Caveman appeared at the 2013 SXSW and Sasquatch Festivals.

Petrit Halilaj
Petrit Halilaj's first solo exhibition in Berlin brings together an exciting array of both new, site-specific artworks and past exhibits of drawings and sculptures. The highlight is an engagement-focused installation, inviting patrons into collective dreamscapes as a way to foster unprecedented realities.

Denzel Curry
Denzel Curry is a rapper from Florida who has been active since his first mixtape came out in 2011. His most successful singles are the gold-certified "Ultimate" from 2015 and the platinum-certified "Clout Cobain" which also peaked at number six on the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop chart.

Youth Lagoon
Youth Lagoon is one of the most celebrated bands of the indie-rock era. Founded by frontman and songwriter Trevor Powers, the Idaho-based band has released several acclaimed albums since its 2011 formation, presenting an emotional soundscape of ambient textures and sweeping instrumentation.

Delcy Morelos
Delcy Morelos presents her large-scale installation exploration of nature, indigenous wisdom, and regeneration as part of her debut solo exhibition in Germany. Furthermore, her work brilliantly resonates and converses with Joseph Beuys' permanent immersive pieces, actions, and sculptures.

Santana
Santana is a Latin Grammy-winning American rock band formed in San Francisco in 1966. The band was created by Mexican-American songwriter, Carlos Santana. The band won six Grammy awards in one night, tying with Micheal Jackson.

RÜFÜS DU SOL
The band, formerly known as, Rüfüs, before internationally changing to RÜFÜS DU SOL, in 2018, is an Australian group from Sydney. The trio's album, Atlas, charted at number one in Australia. They won an ARIA Award for Best Dance Release in 2015.
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