Program 443: How Berlin Remembers; Visiting Spain 2016; Sagre Festivals of Italy

Find out how Berlin uses its monuments to teach new generations to remember the city's turbulent history. Then get insider tips for planning a getaway to Spain, and learn about the rural "sagre" festivals celebrated in the Italian countryside.

• Fabian Rueger, German tour guide
• Holger Zimmer, tour guide and broadcast producer based in Berlin
• Federico García Barroso, tour guide based in Madrid
• Amanda Buttinger, tour guide based in Madrid
• Francisco Glaría, tour guide based in Pamplona, Spain
• Vintner and Italian tour guide Cecilia Bottai

• Rick writes about World War Two monuments in Berlin.
• The Foursquare website includes a list of landmark sites in Berlin.
• Barcelona's "Block of Discord" is an important architectural destination.
• Historical and route planning information for el Camino de Santiago pilgrim trail across northern Spain.  Burgos is a major city along the route.
• Jerez de la Frontera is the center for Spain's sherry wineries.
• The New York Times writes about Málaga becoming an arts hub for southern Spain.
• Information and schedules for the high speed AVE trains of Spain.
• A list of seasonal events in Girona, in the northeast of Catalunya, Spain. The city includes an important Jewish Quarter from medieval times.
• Tour guide Federico García Barroso is based in Madrid, and tour guide Francisco Glaria specializes in the Navarra region of Spain from his home base in Pamplona.
• A listing of upcoming sagre festivals in Italy (in Italian).
• Tips for interpreting the local sagre posters you can find in rural Italy.
• The Boston Globe writes about "zero kilometer" dining trends in Italy.
• Cecilia Bottai's family winery near Orvieto is called Tenuta Le Velette.