Weimar berlin

The mystery train of Babylon Berlin. Photo: © Sky 1 In the dead of night in 1929, a Steam Locomotive roars down the tracks to Berlin from somewhere in Russi ...

Anita Berber in one of her most famous choreographies, which she named "Cocaine", 1922. Berlin is a city of ghosts and one of the most alluring phantoms is Anita Berber, the high priestess of debauchery; she of the kohl black eyes and flaming red hair and vermillion lips. Immortalised by Otto Dix

UFA "Metropolis" by Fritz Lang Berlin, Nollendorfplatz, 1930

Travel back to 1920s Berlin and the interwar period when art culture and sexual freedom in the city were all at their peak.

Herwarth Walden's art gallery, Der Sturm, Berlin, 1923, from Michael Stürmer, The German Century (New York: Barnes & Noble, 1999), ...

Explore how Into the Night reveals the overlooked female artists in the late 1920s Germany, who captured the pulsating energy of nightclubs and the alternative lifestyles that flourished within them

Longing for a glimpse of 1920s Berlin? We'll help you discover the best of the capital's Weimar decadence

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