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Long Night of Museums in Berlin Draws Over 50,000 Visitors

The Long Night of Museums in Berlin attracted over 50,000 attendees and focused on criminal stories.

30 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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On Saturday, Berlin hosted the Long Night of Museums, which welcomed more than 50,000 visitors to its numerous open institutions. This year's event was themed "Crime in Berlin," exploring various criminal topics.

Visitors had the opportunity to engage with stories about murder, cybercrime, and the black market, and enjoyed the exhibitions late into the evening. The pleasant weather also contributed to the positive atmosphere.

Der Tagesspiegel reported on the large number of visitors who wandered through the museums, emphasizing that the event has become a popular cultural attraction in the city.

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