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If you missed the Bowie exhibition on last year at the V&A in London – be sure to see it in Berlin at the Martin-Gropius-Bau from 20th May until 10th August. I loved it in London and will definitely go again in Berlin, a city which made such a lasting impact on Bowie. To find out more about Bowie’s Berlin years follow this link to ‘Ziggy in Berlin’.
When the temperature rises, it’s good to escape the crowds and get out of the city centre. In Berlin, there’s a host of cool culture
In a Berlin heatwave, it’s easy to stay cool – in every sense of the word. If you look down on the German capital from
Albert Einstein’s Berlin years (1914-1932) were set against a backdrop of tumultuous times. The 20th Century had opened with great hopes, but soon developed into
The Gründerzeitmuseum, tucked away in Mahlsdorf on the eastern edge of Berlin, is home to a unique collection of furniture, antiques and curios. Its name
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