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Time IN Berlin

Uncover the eclectic mix of history, culture, and modernity with Time IN Berlin. Offering daily updates on weather, air quality, and events, this podcast is your guide to exploring the German capital. Whether you're wandering through historical sites or catching the latest art exhibit, we've got you covered.

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  • Cirque du Soleil, Art Exhibits, and Pub Quizzes: A Day in Chilly Berlin

    Cirque du Soleil, Art Exhibits, and Pub Quizzes: A Day in Chilly Berlin
    Jan 11 2026
    Welcome listeners to Things to Do in Berlin with your globe-trotting sports nut Oly Bennet, coming to you this Sunday, January 11, 2026, from a city that’s chilly, crisp, and perfect for power-walking between adventures. Winter skies, hot coffee, and big scarves: that’s today’s Berlin vibe in a nutshell.

    Let’s kick off with some headline events to fuel your day. Over at Theater am Potsdamer Platz, Cirque du Soleil’s show “Alizé” is on this afternoon, serving up acrobatics, magic, and a journey “into the invisible,” according to Berlin’s official event portal Berlin.de. If you want your Sunday to feel like stepping into another dimension, that’s your ticket.

    Art fans, the Akademie der Künste on Hanseatenweg is hosting the exhibition “Every Artist Must Take Sides” today, with timed entries in the afternoon, as listed on Berlin.de. It’s a powerful deep dive into art, politics, and responsibility—perfect if you like your culture with a side of reflection.

    For a family-friendly view with bragging rights, the Humboldt Forum is offering visits to its roof terrace today, giving you a panorama over Museum Island and the TV Tower, also confirmed by Berlin.de. While you’re there, Museumsportal Berlin notes that the Humboldt Forum is running guided tours and family activities under the BERLIN GLOBAL program, so you can mix epic views with hands-on culture.

    If you’re craving words instead of heights, Berlin.de also lists literary and performance events like poetry and storytelling sessions around town, and for quiz lovers, Meetup is hosting an English–German pub quiz called “Let’s Get Quizical” this evening at Electric Social near Alexanderplatz—great if you want to meet locals and expats while flexing your random-fact muscles.

    On the city info front, Berlin’s museums are still a hot tip: the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin highlight that free admission has been extended through today for people affected by the recent power blackout, so if that’s you, this is the perfect excuse to duck into world-class collections and thaw out among the masterpieces. Public transport is running on the usual Sunday rhythm, so expect slightly longer waits but easy connections; give yourself a few extra minutes between U-Bahn and tram hops.

    Now, Oly’s must-do playbook for today. First, grab a late breakfast in Kreuzberg or Neukölln—hit a café near the Landwehrkanal, then wander the canal path like you’re warming up for a marathon of museums. Next, swing by Museum Island and the Humboldt Forum: do the roof terrace, then a quick BERLIN GLOBAL tour to see how Berlin connects to the wider world. Later, choose your flavor: Cirque du Soleil for spectacle, the Akademie der Künste for serious art brain-food, or that pub quiz for social, slightly chaotic fun. Night owls can head to Friedrichshain or around Warschauer Straße, where bars and clubs will happily turn your “quiet Sunday” into a full extra-time thriller.

    Local tip: Berliners don’t sprint for the crosswalk like it’s the 100-meter final—jaywalking is seriously frowned upon. Wait for the little green Ampelmann, and you’ll blend in way better than any fancy outfit ever could.

    Tomorrow, keep an eye out for more winter-friendly gems: new exhibitions rolling on, cozy cinema programs, and weeknight concerts warming up the city after work. Tune in for tomorrow’s episode and I’ll scout the best picks so your Berlin week stays legendary.

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  • A Winter Day in Berlin's Art, Culture, and Sports Scene

    A Winter Day in Berlin's Art, Culture, and Sports Scene
    Jan 10 2026
    Welcome listeners to Things to Do in Berlin with your globe-trotting sports nut Oly Bennet, coming to you from the chilly, energetic streets of the German capital. It’s a crisp winter Saturday, perfect for darting between museums, markets, and midnight dance floors like you’re in the Champions League of city exploring.

    Berlin’s vibe today: cool temperatures, grey skies, and maximum attitude. The city’s in full-on winter mode—think big scarves, hot Glühwein, and that classic Berlin mix of arty, edgy, and slightly sleepy until about 3 p.m., when everyone finally crawls out for brunch.

    Let’s hit some standout events. At Theater am Potsdamer Platz, Cirque du Soleil’s show Alizé is on this afternoon, blending acrobatics and magic in a big top of “how is that humanly possible” moments, according to Berlin’s official event listings on Berlin.de. Over at the Neue Nationalgalerie tonight, the concert Time Travel Hear Today brings futuristic sounds into Mies van der Rohe’s glass temple of modern art—perfect if you like your culture with a side of sonic experiments, also listed on Berlin.de. For something totally different, Prince Peach in Neukölln is hosting Bratty White’s Drag Brunch Divas early afternoon, with VisitBerlin highlighting it as part of their January program—expect big wigs, bigger voices, and brunch that might ruin your diet and your dignity in the best way.

    Sports nuts, listen up: the NBA Berlin Game festivities have taken over the city. The NBA’s official site reports that NBA House is running this weekend at Uber Arena’s fan zone, with free entry for registered fans—think shooting contests, merch, and enough basketball content to make you try a eurostep on the U-Bahn platform. Please don’t. But you will.

    On the art front, Berlin’s gallery scene is warming up January. ART at Berlin previews upcoming shows like Maja Behrmann at Galerie EIGEN + ART and Viktoria Binschtok at KLEMM’S later this month, so expect plenty of vernissages, free wine, and people pretending they fully understand “digital semiotics.”

    Quick city updates: VisitBerlin continues to push public transport as the best way to get around, and they’re right—grab an ABC day ticket and you’re free to roam. Construction around hubs like Alexanderplatz and Ostkreuz can slow things down, so factor in extra minutes and always check BVG’s app for any surprise track work before you sprint for that S-Bahn like it’s the final lap.

    Now, Oly’s must-do game plan for today. Start with a lazy late breakfast in Kreuzberg around the canal—any café along Maybachufer will do—then wander over to Schöneberg to pay tribute to David Bowie at Hauptstraße 155, a spot Euronews singles out as a key Bowie pilgrimage address. Swing by Café Neues Ufer next door for a coffee where Bowie once hung out. After that, head to Museum Island for a museum of your choice—the Altes Museum or Pergamon panorama—before cruising to Potsdamer Platz for Cirque du Soleil. Cap the night in Neukölln with drag brunch-turned-bar-hop, or dive into a live gig like Sorry Darling | The Projections | Fallow Days, listed by Live Nation for this evening.

    Local tip: Berliners rarely jaywalk in front of kids—seriously. If the Ampelmann is red and there’s a stroller nearby, everyone waits. Also, you don’t need to overtip: rounding up or adding about ten percent is perfectly local.

    Stay tuned, because tomorrow we’ll be talking more NBA action at NBA House, fresh gallery openings, and where to find the coziest spots to defrost after a day of urban adventuring.

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  • Berlin's Big Sports Weekend: WWE, NBA, and Hidden Art Gems

    Berlin's Big Sports Weekend: WWE, NBA, and Hidden Art Gems
    Jan 9 2026
    Welcome, listeners, to Things to Do in Berlin with your globe‑trotting sports nut Oly Bennet, coming to you from the German capital on Friday, January 9, 2026. Berlin’s in full winter mode today: cold, crisp, and perfect for dashing between museums, arenas, and late‑night adventures with a hot Glühwein pit stop as your halftime break.

    The city’s vibe? Big‑event energy. Tonight, WWE Friday Night SmackDown slams into the Uber Arena at 7:30 p.m., turning Berlin into suplex city for one night. Athlon Sports reports it’s being promoted as a major show, with top stars on the card, so expect jerseys, signs, and a lot of very dramatic entrance music swirling through Friedrichshain.

    Just next door, hoops fans score big at NBA House in the Uber Eats Music Hall, running January 9–11. VisitBerlin describes it as a free, interactive NBA fan festival packed with games, photo ops, and chances to test your jump shot without embarrassing yourself on live TV. Perfect for families, sports geeks, and anyone who’s ever yelled “And one!” at a pickup game.

    Culture lovers, Berlin has you covered too. Berlin.de lists the exhibition “Uni Form: Broken Twill – Berlin Edition” at P61 Gallery, blending painting, fashion, data, and AI into one stylish fever dream. Over on Museum Island, VisitBerlin highlights heavyweight exhibitions like “Grundstein Antike” at the Altes Museum and the dinosaur blockbuster at Museum für Naturkunde, where you can stare down a real T‑Rex skeleton and question your position on the food chain.

    For a more intimate evening, Berlin.de’s event calendar features “Der Zweite Kirschgarten” at Neuköllner Oper tonight at 8 p.m., a contemporary musical twist in one of the city’s most creative neighborhoods—ideal if you want theater with local flavor and a post‑show drink on buzzing Karl‑Marx‑Straße.

    On the newsy side, EMEC reports Berlin is celebrating its Vietnamese community by renaming a tram stop “Dong Xuan” after the famous Dong Xuan Center in Lichtenberg, a huge hub of Vietnamese culture, food, and shopping. It’s a perfect excuse to ride out there, inhale a bowl of pho, and experience a different slice of the city. As always, check BVG for any day‑of tram or U‑Bahn delays, especially in winter.

    So, what should you absolutely do today? Hit NBA House by day, then choose your night final: WWE chaos at Uber Arena, avant‑garde vibes at Neuköllner Oper, or a museum power‑hour starring dinosaurs or ancient bronzes. If you want a hidden‑gem wander, explore Lichtenberg’s Dong Xuan Center for food and fabric markets, or duck into a gallery in Mitte—Art@Berlin lists tons of small shows that feel like secret missions.

    Local tip from Oly: in Berlin, Spätis—those late‑night corner shops—are your real MVP. You can grab a drink, a snack, and sometimes even join an impromptu sidewalk hangout. Before a concert or after a wrestling show, swing by a Späti near Warschauer Straße, and you’ll instantly feel like you’ve joined the home team.

    Tomorrow, Berlin keeps the pace with more NBA House action, stacked exhibitions, and fresh nightlife to explore—so tune in again as we scout the best plays for your Saturday in the capital.

    Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.

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