Berlin Festival of Lights – Discover the capital city outdoors
Every autumn, Berlin Festival of Lights takes place in Berlin: world-famous landmarks and buildings are illuminated with spectacularly staged light shows. This year the popular festival invites you to have a stroll around and discover the districts of Berlin.
The concept for 2022 is centered around sustainability and innovation, with 75% less power consumption! The venues have been reduced – as has been the daily duration of the shows by one hour – while the number of productions has increased. This year’s edition manages to successfully save crucial resources whilst maintaining the same high standards for the shows and strong focus on artistic value.
BERLIN FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS: 07th-16th of October 2022
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This year, the light installations will take place from the 7th until the 16th of October and can be admired in many new locations. In addition to the well-known landmarks such as Berlin Cathedral, the Brandenburg Gate, the Television Tower and the Victory Column, 13 railway stations, a number of federal ministries and the former 33-storey high Ku’damm Karree will also be aglow with light.
70 illuminated works of art in 35 separate locations across Berlin await curious visitors which will amaze locals and visitors alike. Under the motto “Vision of our Future”, numerous international artists set to work with themes such as solidarity, diversity, freedom and tolerance.
Where to stay in Berlin?
If you want to see the light shows for yourself, the MEININGER hotels in Berlin are an ideal starting point. The MEININGER Hotel Berlin East Side Gallery is located within walking distance of the popular Oberbaum Bridge. The MEININGER Hotel Berlin Alexanderplatz is perfect for a stroll to the Television Tower and Berlin Cathedral. The MEININGER Hotel Berlin Tiergarten is also centrally located, close to the Brandenburg Gate, Charlottenburg Palace and the Unter den Linden boulevard. The MEININGER Hotel Berlin Mitte is located near to Museum Island, Friedrichstrasse and the iconic Potsdamer Platz.
