Playgrounds
Last updated on 06/30/2026
The 10 best playgrounds in Berlin
Everyone knows slides and sandpits, but some playgrounds in Berlin can do a whole lot more. They whisk children away into imaginative worlds, invite them to climb, dream and romp, and let parents find some peace on well-placed benches too. At the fairy-tale playground in Neukölln, the little ones meet Snow White, Little Red Riding Hood and co.; the jungle playground in Steglitz calls for wild adventure; and in the Volkspark Friedrichshain an "Indian village" invites you to play. Whether a circus world, dragon land or Sherwood Forest with Robin Hood, each of these places has its very own magic. Here an ordinary afternoon turns into a little journey of discovery in no time. Which play world would you like to conquer next?
Yulia Veksler
A good playground is, for me, the loveliest place to make children's eyes light up. For this list, I gathered the most imaginative playgrounds in Berlin, from the fairy-tale forest to the circus tent. I wish you plenty of climbing courage, digging fun and unforgettable afternoons with your little ones!
Fans of fairytales like Snow White and Little Red Riding Hood will love this fairytale themed playground in Berlin-Neukölln.
Enter the jungle at this playground at Bäkepark in Berlin-Steglitz!
This playground in Berlin-Wedding was redesigned and now offers various climbing options and a water pump to play with on warmer days.
Welcome to Volkspark Friedrichshain and the Indianerdorf – which translates to Native American village and is a great adventure playground for children.
Behind the colorful wooden circus entrance, the kids await a beautifully designed play and climbing landscape in Berlin-Wilmersdorf with a colorful carousel, a circus car and a funny climbing elephant.
This playground is a great place for brave adventurers, who like to play with dragons!
The playground in Berlin-Spandau at the Falkhagener Tor is just the right thing for kids to hike and climb along the many climbing obstacles!
The famous book character Pippi Langstrumpf inspired the playground in Berlin-Buckow.
Welcome to Sherwood Forest, home of Robin Hood!
On this playground in Charlottenburg near the castle gardens of Schloss Charlottenburg kids play on a wooden pirate ship!
