Film art from Denmark enjoys great popularity among cineastes. Diverse, multifaceted and yet unmistakably Danish, the film projects score points with a blunt look at what it means to be human.
Over a third of all Berlin households now have access to the capital's fiber-optic network. Fiber optic coverage has increased from 17% in 2022 to around 34% in the current year.
After several years of the coronavirus pandemic and with Berlin continuing to grow as a city of almost 3.9 million inhabitants, the number of road accidents has also risen slightly.
The exhibition "Women" shows a lesser-known side of photographer Ruth Orkin: That of a sensitive, curious, spirited and funny chronicler of American women of the 1940s and 1950s.
Passengers travelling on buses, trams and underground trains in Berlin can expect restrictions even before the nationwide warning strike on Thursday and Friday.
This Saturday, a solidarity demonstration at the Brandenburg Gate will commemorate the Russian invasion of Ukraine two years ago. Among others, the Governing Mayor Kai Wegner is expected to attend.
The dramaturge and artistic director Nele Hertling has been awarded the Berlin Theatre Prize. The jury said on Thursday that Hertling has been transforming Berlin for 60 years.
From the evening onwards, it will be blowing heavily around the capital. Strong squalls are possible at night. The situation eases towards the weekend.
The Lesbian and Gay City Festival in Berlin is Europe's largest street festival of its kind. It takes place around Nollendorfplatz, the traditional gay stomping ground in Schöneberg.
The Valentine's Run in the Gardens of the World is a relatively new addition to Berlin's running calendar. In 2025, the couples' run will take place for the fifth time.
Over 100 barrel organ players from many countries will entertain festival visitors with their instruments. The festival's annual highlight is the big parade.