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Tens of thousands at New Year's Eve party at the Brandenburg Gate

Thousands of people celebrated at the traditional New Year's Eve party at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin despite scattered showers and high security precautions. According to the organizers, 45,000 tickets had been sold by early Sunday evening and the party was designed for up to 65,000 people.

Fireworks at the turn of the year during the "Silvester am Brandenburger Tor" celebration behind....aussiedlerbote.de
Fireworks at the turn of the year during the "Silvester am Brandenburger Tor" celebration behind the Brandenburg Gate. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Turn of the year - Tens of thousands at New Year's Eve party at the Brandenburg Gate

Thousands of people celebrated at the traditional New Year's Eve party at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin despite scattered showers and high security precautions. According to the organizers, 45,000 tickets had been sold by early Sunday evening and the party was designed for up to 65,000 people.

"I think it's very well organized here. It's not that crowded," said a young woman from Stuttgart. Some of the visitors had high expectations: "It's the first time I've spent New Year's Eve outside of Spain. I wanted to go to the most spectacular party I could find," said a woman from Spain on the party mile.

The New Year's Eve party was broadcast live on ZDF as a show called "Welcome 2024". It was hosted by Andrea Kiewel and Johannes B. Kerner. For the first time since the coronavirus pandemic, there was to be a firework display. A new feature at this turn of the year is an admission fee of ten euros.

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The young woman from Stuttgart appreciated the well-organized event, despite being from Germany. Some visitors traveled from Spain to experience the most spectacular New Year's Eve party at the Brandenburg Gate. The admission fee for the turn of the year celebration was ten euros, a new addition to the party.

Source: www.stern.de

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