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EasyCityPass Berlin tips: November 2026
This November, the EasyCityPass Berlin has new experiences, exciting stories, and plenty of culture in store for you.
Our Partners: Discover the interactive exhibits at IKONO, the grand show “BLINDED by DELIGHT” at the Friedrichstadt-Palast, and biting satire at the Kabarett Theater DISTEL.
On the blog: We take a look at the history of the Friedrichstadt-Palast and share seven personal stories about the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Events in November: Berlin Science Week is all about science; the Berlin Fairy Tale Days invite you into magical worlds; Berlin Freedom Week is dedicated to the theme of freedom; and the Jewish Culture Days showcase the diversity of Jewish culture.
We hope you enjoy reading, discovering, and experiencing Berlin!
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EasyCityPass Berlin discount partners of the month:
- IKONO Berlin - immersive experience
- Friedrichstadt-Palast Theatre Berlin
- Kabarett Theater Distel Berlin
Inspiring blog articles for your Berlin trip:
Events in Berlin you should not miss:
Photo: Stefanie Jost
Partner of the Month
IKONO Berlin
Is looking at art too boring for you? At IKONO on Alexanderplatz, you become part of the exhibition yourself. In 14 interactive rooms, you can dive into a giant ball pit, stroll through a Japanese-inspired alley, or discover old video game worlds. Fun fact: In the “99 Silver Balloons” room, you’ll float among silver balloons, and mirrors make the space seem even more endless. Here, you can take unique photos without any filters.
Photo: Nady el Tounsy
Partner tip from the editorial team
Friedrichstadt-Palast
What if you woke up in a world full of happiness and unfulfilled dreams? That’s exactly what “BLINDED by DELIGHT,” the current Grand Show at the Friedrichstadt-Palast, is all about. Over 100 performers, elaborate costumes, dance, and spectacular sets tell the story of Luci’s journey into a dazzling dream world. Did you know? The stage is considered the largest theater stage in the world!
Photo: Marcus Lieberenz
Partner tip from the editorial team
Kabarett Theater Distel
Politics, bureaucracy, and the madness of everyday life—DISTEL doesn’t hold back in taking them to task. The Berlin cabaret theater combines biting satire with sketches, parodies, and live music. Fun fact: DISTEL was founded in East Berlin in 1953. Despite censorship by the GDR leadership, it remained critical. In 1988, an entire show was even banned.
Photo: Bernd Brundert
Inspiring blog articles for your trip to Berlin
History of the Friedrichstadt-Palast
Experience the fascinating history of the Friedrichstadt-Palast: from the legendary line-up of girls to the “Tropfsteinhöhle” (stalactite cave) of the old building to spectacular shows and film appearances such as The Queen's Gambit. With the EasyCityPass Berlin, you can also secure exclusive discounts on tickets!
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Photo: Stefanie Jost
Inspiring blog articles for your trip to Berlin
7 personal stories about the fall of the Wall
Berlin celebrated the 35th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall in 2024. 7 personal Wall stories from our community review this special event from a very personal perspective.
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Photo: Joris Felix / Berlin Sience Week
Berlin Science Week
November 1–10, 2026
From November 1 through 10, Berlin Science Week brings science to life throughout Berlin. Under the theme “In Touch,” the event explores how research influences our daily lives and connects people. Look forward to experiments, discussions, and unique perspectives. By the way, many events are free.
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Photo: Berliner Märchentage
37th Berlin Fairy Tale Days
Nov. 5–22, 2026
From November 5 to 22, the 37th Berlin Fairy Tale Days will focus on “The Magic Flute and the Star Harp—Music in Fairy Tales and Stories.” Around 470 events throughout Berlin invite visitors to rediscover fairy tales through storytelling, music, and magical encounters for all age groups.
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Photo: Berlin Freedom Week
Berlin Freedom Week
November 7–14, 2026
What does freedom mean today, and how can we protect democracy? From November 7 to 14, Berlin Freedom Week brings people together through discussions, exhibitions, guided tours, and cultural events. The program explores historical sites and current issues related to freedom, human rights, and social cohesion.
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Photo: Jüdische Kulturtage
39th Berlin Jewish Culture Days 2026
Nov. 12–22, 2026
From November 12 to 22, the Berlin Jewish Cultural Days will bring Jewish culture in all its facets to the stage through concerts, readings, films, theater, and discussions. Under the theme “ZADIKIM – Time for the Righteous,” the event will explore justice, humanity, and responsibility at various locations throughout the city.
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