Berlin's Techno Culture Recognized as Intangible Cultural Heritage

The designation honors Berlin's influential techno scene, emphasizing a commitment to preserving and promoting this cultural phenomenon.

The recognition of Berlin's techno culture as intangible cultural heritage was celebrated at Schloss Biebrich in Wiesbaden.
Dr. Motte, founder of the Loveparade, highlighted the responsibility this recognition brings for both cultural creators and policymakers.
The award underscores the global impact of Berlin's techno scene, which has inspired people worldwide.
The inclusion in the intangible cultural heritage list was initially announced in March, alongside other cultural traditions like Saxon mountaineering and Viez, a type of apple wine.
Germany's nationwide list of intangible cultural heritage now includes 150 entries, reflecting diverse and innovative cultural expressions.