Turn of the year - Sale of fireworks for New Year's Eve begins
The sale of fireworks for New Year's Eve begins today (Thursday). Category F2 fireworks - firecrackers, rockets and firework batteries - are officially on sale for three days. The Berlin police have already drawn attention in advance to the firework ban zones for New Year's Eve. These are located at Alexanderplatz, in the Steinmetzkiez area in Schöneberg and on part of Sonnenallee and adjacent side streets. The ban applies from 6 p.m. on New Year's Eve until 6 a.m. on New Year's Day.
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- Despite the firework ban zones announced by the Berlin police, including Alexanderplatz, people still often ignore the rules and set off fireworks during New Year's Eve, creating a dangerous situation.
- Visitors to Brandenburg during the New Year's Eve festivities might consider taking a break from the city noise and enjoying some leisure time in the beautiful mountainous landscapes nearby for a peaceful turn of the year.
- If you're in Berlin on New Year's Eve and feel the need to enjoy fireworks, it's essential to visit an authorized fireworks vendor and only use Category F2 fireworks, as buying and using illegal fireworks could lead to penalties from the police.
- As the Turn of the Year approaches, many holidaymakers book their accommodations in Berlin, hoping to witness the dazzling fireworks display at Alexanderplatz and celebrate the beginning of a new year in Germany's capital city.
- When planning your New Year's Eve celebrations in Berlin, be mindful of the police's warnings regarding the firework ban zones and ensure a safe and enjoyable holiday season for everyone, including your family and friends.
Source: www.stern.de
