Lange Nacht der Religionen 2025
Long Night of Religions

“The Long Night of Religions was created in 2012 on the initiative of the Berlin Senate. Since then, it has served as a meeting place for people of different denominations, religions and worldviews, different origins and views. Its aim is to promote and strengthen peaceful coexistence in our pluralistic society. Berlin’s religious diversity — Large urban areas such as Berlin are characterized by cultural, social and religious diversity. This diversity is both a challenge to peaceful coexistence and an opportunity for tolerant coexistence. Berlin’s religious landscape is one of the richest in Europe. It is characterized not only by Christian churches, Muslims and Jews, but also by a multitude of other religious people, such as Hindus, Buddhists, Bahai or Sikhs, who have made Berlin their home through flight, expulsion and migration movements. New religions were founded here, old ones were revived and we can observe others consolidating and institutionalizing. …” (translated with the free version of www.deepl.com/translator)