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April in Berlin is a time of cultural awakening. As the city shakes off the last of winter, the event calendar fills up with everything from high-end art weekends to traditional folk festivals. Whether you're an art lover, a sports enthusiast, or just looking for a unique local experience, Berlin in April has something for you.
One of the most important events in the international art calendar. Over 50 galleries across the city open their doors to showcase new work by established and emerging artists. It's a fantastic way to explore Berlin's vibrant art scene.
Easter is a major holiday in Germany. You can experience traditional Easter markets, festive concerts in the city's cathedrals, and the famous Easter bonfires (Osterfeuer) in some of the outlying districts.
Usually held in early April, this is one of the most popular half marathons in the world. Even if you're not running, the atmosphere along the route is electric, with thousands of spectators and live music.
Berlin has several spots with beautiful cherry blossoms (Sakura), a gift from Japan after the reunification. The festivals in the "Gärten der Welt" and along the former Wall strip (Mauerweg) are highlights of the month.
A high-profile festival of opera and classical music, often featuring world-renowned conductors and soloists. It's a must for fans of high culture.
A film festival dedicated to movies that were made in or about Berlin and Brandenburg. It's a great way to see the city through the eyes of local filmmakers.
A classic German folk festival with fairground rides, traditional food stalls, and a great family atmosphere. It's the perfect way to celebrate the arrival of spring.
Many of these events change dates slightly each year. Be sure to check the official Berlin event calendar or local listings closer to your trip to confirm the exact dates for 2026.
To get the most out of Berlin's cultural scene, consider a guided tour that focuses on the city's art or history. It's a great way to find the hidden galleries and learn the stories behind the festivals.
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