Osterferien im Tierpark Berlin-Friedrichsfelde

Europe's largest landscape animal park is located in Lichtenberg and transforms into an animal adventure playground for children aged 7 to 12 during the Easter holidays. On 160 hectares around the historic Friedrichsfelde Palace, holiday children learn what it means to truly immerse themselves in the world of animals.

Easter Holidays at Tierpark Berlin-Friedrichsfelde: More Than Just a Zoo Visit

In the heart of former East Berlin, not far from Alexanderplatz, Tierpark Berlin stretches across 160 hectares. This makes it, like hardly any other place in the city, the right spot for an Easter holiday adventure that goes far beyond classic animal viewing. For an entire week, children embark on an exciting adventure, exploring the world of animals together with experienced guides, with different themed days always setting new focal points. Exciting questions are explored, animal secrets are uncovered, and children’s knowledge is actively expanded with creative experiments and craft projects.

Experienced Tierpark guides ensure lots of fun, excitement, and interesting information about the animals of the park in the Easter holiday program for children aged 8 to 12. Fitting for the season, everything also revolves around the theme “All About the Egg”. The holiday program takes place without parents, and the number of participants is limited to 15 children. Parents can thus use their free time for themselves while the little ones are in good hands.

What Else Families Can Expect at the Tierpark

Even those who do not book the structured holiday program will find plenty to do at Tierpark Berlin during the Easter holidays. Visitors can stroll on walkways over turtles, crocodiles, caimans, and alligators, while hummingbirds flutter above their heads. Nearby is the snake farm with Europe’s largest venomous snake department. Additionally, there’s the Alfred Brehm House, where visitors can immerse themselves in the animal kingdom of Southeast Asia, with tigers, crocodiles, fruit bats, and tree kangaroos. If you need a break: Since the Tierpark covers a considerable area, tired visitors can use the free electric train through the park. Furthermore, for the Easter holiday program: Each ticket includes a lunch package, and the program takes place regardless of the weather. So, even in April weather, it’s no problem.