Alice - Museum for Children at the FEZ

The Alice – Museum for Children in FEZ

The FEZ is located in Volkspark Wuhlheide, and if you take the S-Bahn to Wuhlheide, you still have a fifteen-minute walk through the park, past the park railway. Inside the building, an elevator leads to the first floor, where the Alice – Museum for Children is housed. Strollers are left outside at the covered parking spaces; inside there are changing facilities and an accessible toilet. The museum operates on the principle of displaying instead of just placing and has been lending its hands-on exhibitions to institutions in Germany, Austria, and Luxembourg since 2002. In 2023, with the exhibition Susi and Us, it was among the three finalists for the Children in Museums Award.

Green Planet Berlin across 450 square meters

The current exhibition is called Green Planet Berlin and can be seen until December 20, 2026. Six stations are spread across 450 square meters: an urban lab for experimenting, the kitchen of the future, the loud open space, an energy center, the sound cave of emotions, and the action campus. The concept was developed by around 250 children and young people in ten workshops, together with the architecture group raumlaborberlin and HTW Berlin. The patron of the exhibition is Rabea Rogge, the first German woman in space. Green Planet Berlin received the audience award of the GASAG UmweltEuro and was on the international shortlist for the Children in Museums Award 2026. A visit is recommended for ages seven and up; on Family Friday, tickets cost 4.50 Euros.