On August 30, 2025, Berlin marches to the beat of love. The Zug der Liebe (Parade of Love) returns for its 10th anniversary—transforming the city into a political dance floor where beats meet solidarity. But don’t mistake it for just another techno parade. Zug der Liebe is a demonstration with a heart: against hate and exclusion, and for empathy, compassion, and unity.
From August 13 to 30, 2025, Berlin becomes the beating heart of international contemporary dance. The Festival Tanz in den August presents a bold and diverse program of choreography, performance, and movement art across ten of the city’s most iconic venues. As Germany’s largest contemporary dance festival, it offers world premieres, German debuts, and groundbreaking guest performances from artists around the world.
Experience the future of classical music at the Konzerthaus Berlin. The internationally renowned Festival Young Euro Classic transforms the historic Gendarmenmarkt into a vibrant meeting place for young orchestras from around the globe. From August 1 to 17, 2025, youth symphony orchestras from Europe, Asia, Africa, and South America perform an inspiring repertoire—from timeless masterpieces to modern compositions. This is more than a festival: it’s a celebration of cultural exchange, global collaboration, and the European spirit.
From July 30 to August 10, 2025, Berlin becomes the capital of contemporary circus art. The Berlin Circus Festival 2025 once again takes over Tempelhofer Feld with a vibrant mix of modern circus, theater, music, installations, and workshops. For twelve days, the vast airfield is transformed into a colorful festival space full of creativity, wonder, and cultural exchange. A must-see for art lovers, families, and anyone ready to rediscover the circus as a bold art form.
A journey into the universe awaits at the Archenhold Observatory in Berlin. As Germany’s oldest and largest public observatory, it offers unforgettable nights of stargazing in the heart of Treptower Park. During the popular “Night at the Observatory” events, visitors have the rare opportunity to peer deep into the cosmos through the legendary 500 mm Cassegrain reflecting telescope. Whether you're curious about planets, distant galaxies, or constellations—this is your gateway to the stars.
Experience classical music among historical sounds—for free! The Berlin Musical Instrument Museum invites music lovers to discover young talents live and up close. Held in the prestigious Curt-Sachs Hall, this concert series offers an inspiring afternoon of classical compositions in a unique setting, surrounded by one of the world’s most impressive collections of historical musical instruments.
A swing experience like no other: on the rooftop of the Park Inn Hotel at Alexanderplatz awaits Europe’s highest swing. At a breathtaking 120 meters above ground, you’ll soar above the city skyline secured by a safety harness—and enjoy one of the best panoramic views of Berlin.
Dive into the world of Berlin beer. The city is known not only for its rich history and culture but also for its vibrant craft beer scene. With a brewery tour and tasting in Berlin, you’ll explore the art of brewing firsthand and enjoy an exclusive selection of fresh beers straight from the source.
The Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin presents the impressive exhibition Gerhard Richter: 100 Works for Berlin, showcasing masterpieces by the world-renowned artist. Until December 31, 2026, art enthusiasts can explore this unique collection up close. Secure your Gerhard Richter exhibition Berlin tickets now and immerse yourself in a world of color, texture, and emotion.
Since 2004, the BLUE MAN GROUP has been electrifying audiences at the Stage BLUEMAX Theater on Potsdamer Platz. With its explosive mix of music, comedy, and visual spectacle, this show is a must-see for anyone visiting Berlin.