GOING OUT NIGHTCLUBS IN
GOING OUT NIGHTCLUBS IN BERLIN Clubbing in heaven - 40 seconds Experience a great party night in Berlin‘s world of rooftop dining and dancing. Right next to Potsdamer Platz, you can find Berlin‘s most famous elevator. In less than a minute the lift leads you to an amazing party location.The name 40 Seconds is taken from the forty seconds for the elevator to go all the way up to club level on the eighth floor. The club is contained within 360° of windows providing a beautiful view over Berlin. This view gets even better at night, when the lights of the club mix with the twinkling lights of the city. Most fashionable Berliners come here to start their night with a fancy drink and to enjoy the view over Berlin from the dance floors and the 3 rooftop terraces. The interior decor is modern lounge style with white leather sofas everywhere. Going to the club at the weekend is a must for an opportunity to observe Berliners as they party all night long. Potsdamerstr. 58 10785 Berlin Tel.: 030 - 89064241 CULTURAL ENTERTAINMENT An incomparable show - Bluemax Theatre The Blumax theatre is home of one of Berlin’s best entertainment shows. This show is a real adrenaline rush. Get to know the 3 Blue Men and their energetic live performance. Come see the world-renowned Blue Man Group at the Bluemax Theatre. This “blue” trio performs a show without words, but the performance itself is electric. One word of advice: don’t be too late unless you want to be centre of unwanted attention. It is a totally unique form of entertainment using percussion with custom musical instruments, satire on life, explosions of paint and sand, and flashy special effects. Be prepared for an entertaining night! Marlene-Dietrich Platz 4 10785 Berlin Tickethotline: 01805 – 4444 MUSEUMS AND EXHIBITIONS Drawings of the collection of the Brücke Museum For all art fans there is one exhibition in Berlin that you should not miss: a great collection exclusively devoted to the “Brücke” artists. Go and admire artworks of Emil Nolde, Max Pechstein, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner and a lot more at the Brücle Museum. A group of artists called “Brücke” was founded by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Erich Heckel, Fritz Bleyl and Karl- Schmidt Rottluff in 1905. These artists were primarily inspired by landscapes, folk art and nudes in natural settings. The common thread in almost all the pictures is that the forms and shapes are widely reduced to their essentials. No wonder then, that the “Brücke” movement became a predecessor to Expressionism. The 400 paintings and sculptures of the museum will move and inspire you. The Ernst Ludwig Kirchner exhibition is open until the 31th of August. Bussardsteig 9 14195 Berlin-Dahlem Tel: 030-831-2029 Photo by Iko Freese for Stage Entertainment 38 www.trendset.biz IFA International • Friday, 29 th August 2008
