Information websites Germany

Élodie scours Berlin for good tips, secret places and alternative outings, sharing them through her blog and guides. Written in French, the Good Morning Berlin website is aimed at both tourists and members of the local French-speaking community. You'll find six suggestions for guided tours in French, as well as unusual addresses for accommodation, food, entertainment and, of course, culture. Tours last an average of 3 hours, and prices vary according to group size.

Site of the Hamburger Zvv, the urban transport company. Convenient for searching for the S-Bahn and U-Bahn schedules. 

The official website of Hamburg city, political and cultural news, tourist overview, reservation of online hotels. In German and English. 

Exberliner is Germany's largest English-language magazine. Founded in 2002 by three journalists from the UK, Romania and France, Exberliner has become a reference for the international community with a monthly print magazine, a popular website, bi-weekly newsletters, a Facebook and Twitter channel as well as regular parties and events. The magazine features cultural programs, reviews, news articles and op-eds that are continuously updated online.

The Berlin magazine [030], whose name refers to the city's telephone code, was created in 1994 as a printed magazine. Formerly published every two weeks and distributed in bars, pubs and restaurants, the magazine has been available only online since 2017. The independent editorial team places its reports, articles, interviews and tips in the areas of culture, music and nightlife in the capital. So among other things, you'll find occasional news about Berlin's cultural scene that you shouldn't miss.

Berlin Bühnen (literally "Berlin Scenes") is a handy, synthetic and clear site listing the shows that take place in more than 80 venues in the German capital. As with the Museumsportal, the Berlin Bühnen calendar has a filter system. You can therefore filter the shows according to your criteria: by district, by genre (theatre, dance, concert, opera, cabaret, etc.), by language (English, German or "no language problem")... The site is available in German and English.

This site is aimed at French expatriates in Germany with more specific information on each of the 16 Länder. You will find everything you need to settle in Germany, information on administrative procedures, tips for learning German, dating sites, etc. There is also a Facebook page on which you can exchange all kinds of practical information, job offers, accommodation, etc. In short, a network to give each other a helping hand if you're new to Germany.

For fans of Currywurst (sausage with a curry flavored with curry).

Do you know Berlin's museums like the back of your hand and are you looking for current openings and special exhibitions? The Museumsportal website provides a clear and concise overview of the cultural programme in the city's museums, memorials and palaces. Thanks to an intelligent filter system, you can refine your search: by date, by subject (visual arts, history, etc.), by audience, etc. The site, largely translated into French, also lists free museums and museums open on Mondays.