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Enjoy Free Entry to Berlin's Cultural Venues with the Youth Culture Card

Expatrio 2024-02-15

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The Youth Culture Card is a great opportunity for young Berliners to discover the captivating cultural offerings of the city without spending too much money. This initiative offers a 50-euro cultural credit to all Berliners between the ages of 18 and 23 during the campaign period.

The best part?

The Youth Culture Card is absolutely free and includes a one-year library card. Once you register online, you can pick up your Youth Culture Card at participating libraries in Berlin before February 28, 2023.

From February 1 to April 30, 2023, the Youth Culture Card is redeemable for tickets to numerous Berlin cultural venues, including theaters, stages, literature houses, museums, exhibition halls, cinemas, and clubs. All the necessary information can be found on the website.

Don't miss this incredible opportunity to experience the diverse and vibrant cultural scene in Berlin. Register now for the Youth Culture Card and start exploring the city's cultural riches.

 

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