Frankfurt party organizers face hefty fine for flouting Easter dancing ban
It is one of Germany's more surprising laws that has led to protests throughout the years.
'Burlesque in Berlin still has the excesses of the 1920s'
These days many people move to the German capital to join the high-tech world of startups. But others are still chasing the dream of Berlin as it was in its 1920s heyday.
No queue, no bouncer: Berlin clubs open as 'monuments'
As part of the city's Day of Open Monuments, eight Berlin clubs will be opening their doors, saving visitors the hassle of waiting in a long queue and facing a grumpy bouncer.
Berlin techno grandpa hopes to hit wildest party in USA
Bernhard Enste is a legend on the Berlin techno scene - he's 67 and still hits the capital's most unhinged clubs. Now he wants to go to Burning Man, a seven-day rave in the Nevada desert.
Silent dancers descend on Frankfurt to break Christian law
More than 1,000 people met in the centre of Frankfurt on Friday to break the law that bans dancing in a public place on Good Friday.