Berlin, the German capital , a city on par with the likes of New York , London and Paris most certainly knows how to look backward and forward at once, how to remember and how to renew. Shaking off its heavy past, today’s Berlin is fast-changing, lively and fun.

Also known as the ” Berlinale” , the Berlin Film Festival has long been one of Europe’s most important film festivals alongside the Cannes Film Festival and the Venice Film Festival. The festival has hosted world renowned filmmakers such as Ingmar Bergman , Roman Polaski and many others.

2010 sees the festival celebrating it’s 60th Birthday accompanied by a special programme of world-class and enthralling shows.

So, where does it all happen?

Potsdamer Platz is where the Berlinale’s main office is and a majority of the cinemas are located here.

How do I get there?

The two main railway stations in Berlin are the Berlin Hauptbahnhof and the Ostbahnhof . Using the highly efficient U and S Bahn, you can get to Potsdamer Platz is only 8 mins from the Berlin Hauptbahnhof or 14 mins from the Ostbahnhof .

And it’s really simple with your QMapp Berlin. All you  have to do is key in the station you are travelling from and to ( Potsdamer Platz for the Festival) & leave all the hard work of journey planning to QMapp.

Available in  5  different languages : German, French,Italian, Spanish and English, we truly  have  got something for everyone!

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And now, ladies an gentleman,it gives us immense pleasure to share with you our very own creation for the 60th Berlinale. You’ll never know!! With enough support from all of you, we may just be accepting our first Golden Bear Award this year