Berlin's Karnival der Kulturen takes place each year during the Pfingston holiday weekend. It is the culmination of the artistic and musical abilities of Berlin's immigrant culture. More than 70 nations are represented with nearly 1,000 performers.
The Karneval runs along Blücherplatz, Blücher Str., Zossener Str. and Waterlooufer. The area is best reached via ...
Up until now it has been a smokers paradise in the Deutsche Bahn (German National Rail System) system. There are a few non-smoking cars and many smoking cars, and plenty of cars where it's split down the middle using a small piece of plexi glass to separate the two sections; which essentially creates yet another smoking car......Uuuugh!
Beginning September 2007 all German trains will be non-smoking. The Germans parliament is ...
Every year the German government chooses a city for the BUGA (Bundesgartenschau) gardening event. The chosen city receives large sums of money in order to spruce up an area and transform it into a flourishing garden/park for generations to come.
Berlin was chosen way back in 1985 for the BUGA. With the money the city created ...
Yiddish is experiencing a rebirth of sorts in Berlin.
Many of the Jewish immigrants from the former Soviet Union, having settled in Berlin, have brought with them their love of Yiddish. Berlin's Yiddish speaking club (the Jiddish Gespächskreis) offers fans of the language a friendly and fun setting in which to practice. It is a refreshing way to experience Jewish life in Berlin.
On the first and third Mondays of each month during the academic ...
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