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Travel To Berlin: A Cultural Evolution

It is difficult to think of a modernculturally eclectic celebration is Berlin's
industrialized city that has been throughrenowned Love Parade. Initiated with a mere
quite as much upheaval and stress in recent150 people in 1989 as a display of love,
times as Berlin. The German capital has beentolerance and an homage to electronic music,
undergoing a massive reunification effort andthis gargantuan festival of DJs and dancers
cultural explosion since 1989 that has heldaboard competitive floats makes its journey
an awe-inspired and utterly captivateddown Berlin's Gro�en Stern to finally
audience of visitors since then. No othergather at the Victory Column where the party
city offers such an intimate understanding ofensues  into  the  night.
the complexities and atrocities of world war
than  once-divided  Berlin.A  History  Not  Forgotten
Despite the destruction of the Berlin Wall inDespite the exemplary movement forward by the
1989, East and West Berlin are still two verycitizens, including an affinity for
distinct regions. A stroll through Berlin'snightlife, Berliners make a special point to
charming streets is the best way tocapture and embrace their harsh (and ancient)
experience the time warp from which manyhistory. The J�disches Museum is the
parts of the city are slowly emerging. Berlinlargest Jewish history museum in Europe.; The
Mitte is the central region, offering themuseum not only covers the victimization of
most restaurants, shopping and attractions.Jews in German history, but largely
Everywhere in Berlin, visitors are surprisedcelebrates their contributions to German
by the expanse of green, beautiful spaces andsociety, art, science and technology. The
parkland.museum itself, designed by Daniel Libeskind,
is a stunning example of modern minimalism.
Society  of  Expression  and  CelebrationAlso, be sure to visit the Checkpoint Charlie
Museum, which documents the historical
Berlin's Cold War generation has floweredsignificance of the Checkpoint Tower that was
from suppressed beginnings into a flourishingused to patrol the �no man's land�
world of creative expression. A cutting-edgeof the Berlin Wall between the east and west.
culture has boomed onto the internationalThe museum also offers an interesting
stage in the form of festivals andcollection of stories from escapees and those
celebrations after 50 years of silence. Aswho helped them across the border. For a more
the summer season wanes, Berlin hosts theextensive history, visit the Berlin
annual Art Forum Berlin in September andHistorical Museum, which covers Berlin's
October, which showcases trendsetting andmodest beginnings as two farm towns
fresh contemporary art from all over thestraddling a river up to modern day with a
world, including Australia, Latin America andspecial  exhibit  on  20th century portraits.
the USA. Attendees may also participate in
seminars and workshops focused on the art ofTraveling the Berlin of today is a journey
tomorrow. The Berlin International Filmthrough time unparalleled by any other
Festival (Berlinale), held in February,European city. Witness the remarkable
rivals its Italian and French competitorshardiness and overflowing spirit of a city
with acclaimed submissions and covetedthat is growing, changing and unifying right
awards. The most massively unifying andbefore your very eyes!



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