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ČeštinaŽijemeV.deWe bring you the essence of Germany's capital. Dive into the latest happenings, political developments, and cultural trends that define Berlin's rhythm, crafted for the expat audience.
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In recent years, Berlin's Bürgerämter (Residents' Services Offices) have undergone significant scrutiny and improvement efforts. A recent survey by the Consumer Protection Association Berlin-Brandenburg (VSVBB) has brought to light both the challenges and advancements in these crucial public service offices.
Berlin is set to embrace a futuristic approach to urban mobility with the introduction of a new magnetic levitation (maglev) train.
As Berlin contemplates a bid for the 2036 Summer Olympics, the city finds itself at a crossroads of history and modernity. The proposed bid has stirred a mix of enthusiasm and skepticism, rooted in a complex past and an ambitious vision for the future.
Berlin's transport operator, BVG, is adding a theatrical twist to its repertoire of innovative marketing stunts with a new musical titled "Tarifzone Liebe" (Tariff Zone Love), featuring a love story set on the city's public transit network.
The dream of starting a fresh chapter in a new city is often painted with vibrant brushstrokes by expatriates worldwide. Yet, for those settling in Germany's prominent cities like Berlin and Hamburg, the reality can be quite contrasting to their colorful expectations.
The bustling city of Berlin, known for its vibrant history and dynamic present, is witnessing a poignant moment in its public transport chronicles as it retires the last of the Model Series 485 trains, the venerable "Coke Cans," from its S-Bahn network.
