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Video. Mulled wine and drag shows: Berlin’s LGBTQ Christmas market opens
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The annual LGBTQ Christmas market has opened for the fifth time in the German capital. According to organisers, it's a “safe Christmas space” for queer people to enjoy mulled wine and live performances.
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