Throng of 50,000 spectators flock to Long Night of Museums event - Thousands flock to Long Night of the Museums, registering almost 50,000 attendees
In the heart of Berlin, under the cover of a starlit night, one of the city's most cherished cultural events unfolded. The Long Night of Museums, a popular annual affair, saw the participation of 75 museums, offering visitors a unique opportunity to explore the city's rich cultural heritage.
This year's event, while the specific date remains undisclosed, drew an impressive crowd of 48,000 people. The night was filled with more than 750 events, each themed around "Love in Berlin," providing a romantic and intriguing twist to the usual museum visits.
Among the most visited institutions were the Humboldt Forum, which attracted approximately 8,000 visitors, and the Museum für Naturkunde, which saw 6,400 people. The German Spy Museum was another popular destination, with around 4,900 visitors stepping through its doors. The Neues Museum also saw a significant turnout, with 6,100 visitors.
The Long Night of Museums is a one-night event, offering a single ticket for unlimited access to all participating venues and the use of shuttle buses, making it a convenient and cost-effective way to experience Berlin's museums.
The event was expertly organised by Kulturprojekte Berlin GmbH, a company known for its commitment to cultural projects in the city. Although the head of Kulturprojekte Berlin GmbH at the time of the last Long Night of Museums in Berlin could not be explicitly identified from the search results, Susanne Ruppert is noted as having a project manager role at Kulturprojekte Berlin in 2023.
The Long Night of Museums demonstrated the enduring appeal of museums in Berlin, showcasing the city's commitment to preserving and showcasing its cultural heritage. With the next Long Night of Museums scheduled for August 29, 2026, it's clear that this cultural spectacle will continue to draw crowds for years to come.
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