Pulsar – Berlin Edition II
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After a lot of thinking, we decided to postpone the event that was scheduled for October 3rd.
Although it is predicted that some events will be allowed to happen, some required restrictions led us to believe it will not be comfortable to celebrate with freedom and well being.
Although it is predicted that some events will be allowed to happen, some required restrictions led us to believe it will not be comfortable to celebrate with freedom and well being.
We are checking the best rescheduling date, for 2021.
As soon as we confirm the date, we will let you know.
We appreciate your support, and we can’t wait to celebrate on the dancefloor!
As soon as we confirm the date, we will let you know.
We appreciate your support, and we can’t wait to celebrate on the dancefloor!
Stay safe and healthy!
With love,
Pulsar team
Pulsar team
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Berlin, the German capital, dates from the 13th century.
Items reminiscent of the city’s turbulent history in the 20th century include the Holocaust Memorial and the remains of the Berlin Wall with graffiti.
After being divided during the Cold War, the 18th century Brandenburg Gate became a symbol of reunification.
The city is known for its artistic atmosphere and modern geographic sites, such as the Berlin Philharmonic, built in 1963, in gold color and with a design of panels that peel off its roof.
