GermanyOn August 29, 2026, the Long Night of the Museums in Berlin focused on criminal cases, offering visitors the opportunity to explore 75 different museums and exhibition spaces open from 6 PM to 2 AM. The event highlighted historical crimes ranging from medieval murders to cybercrime and wartime black markets. Organizers advised attendees to visit no more than four to five museums due to the city’s size and suggested taking time for spontaneous experiences like swing dancing and karaoke. The event provided route suggestions themed around the 1920s, queer history, and notable female artists, and offered discounted tickets with free entry for children under 12. This year’s theme differed from last year’s 'Love' theme.
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