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In the Roaring Twenties, Berlin was regarded as the most wicked cultural capital on the continent — a fascination that remains unwavering today. In 1920, Berlin became Greater Berlin and thus, in one fell swoop, the third-largest city in the world. A cosmopolitan city in intoxication. Between Kudamm and Kaschemmen, swing music and moral police, cumin schnapps and cocaine and even back then a vibrant city and the vibrant metropolis that breathes pure zest for life!
The success of musicals such as “Cabaret”, films and books such as “Berlin Alexanderplatz” and still famous street haulers show how fascinating the years of the Weimar Republic are still.
The art and the world of artists was unbelievable and glamorous, but also critically and politically engaged. The imperial capital enjoyed itself magnificently in pompous variety shows and wicked dance halls. Nightlife and some places from the 1920s — such as the Volksbühne or Clärchens Ballhaus — are still part of the cultural DNA of the big city.
If you've always wanted to know where famous Berlin artists such as Marlene Dietrich, Erich Kästner, Carl Zuckmeyer, the painter Otto Dix had fun in the 1920s, Claire Waldorff and the dancer Anita Berber performed, they are “Joldrichtich” on this tour. Our guide will show you and take you to original locations of the time: from chic Kudamm and Tauentzien, to the sinful Bermuda Triangle around Nollendorfplatz, then through Potsdamer Strasse, Potsdamer Platz, Friedrichstraße, finally to Berlin Mitte, of course off the beaten tourist trails, via Rosa Luxemburg Platz to Alexanderplatz...
Well-known architects such as Walter Gropius or the brothers Max and Bruno Taut planned entire districts in the style of Modernism, the Bauhaus School, the “New Objectivity” with the aim of a new, independent lifestyle and a new social start.
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