Pants are optional: What I learned navigating Berlin’s famous club scene

Our travel reporter attempted to navigate Berlin’s iconic club scene as a tourist. Here’s what she learned at Berghain, ...

'Stay Alive,' about daily life in Nazi Berlin, shows how easy it is to just go along

Historian Ian Buruma chronicles the lives of ordinary Berliners — including his own father — during World War II. Stay Alive ...

Lufthansa marks 100 years with flights from Berlin's Tempelhof

German airline Lufthansa on Monday marked 100 years since its first flights took off from Berlin's Tempelhof airport, one ...

Campaign to curb cars in Berlin sparks uproar ahead of election

Berlin still bears the imprint of this legacy. Busy six-lane roads cut through the centre, often too wide for pedestrians to ...
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Berlin’s Most Notorious Bouncer on His Day Job as a Photographer, and What It’s Like to Be a Symbol of a Vanishing Club Scene

Sven Marquardt is probably the most famous doorman in the world. As the stone-faced gatekeeper of the Berlin nightclub Berghain, he admits or denies the hordes of people who hope to attend the venue’s ...
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Hitler’s final days: Inside the collapse of Berlin and the Third Reich

As Soviet forces closed in on Berlin, Adolf Hitler retreated into denial, clinging to fantasies of miraculous salvation. With ...