Last updated on 06/22/2026
A Sunday in Berlin never has to be grey and dreary, because the city has an adventure ready for every taste. At the Deutsches Spionagemuseum in Mitte, you slip into the role of an agent for a few hours, while the Deutschlandmuseum nearby brings contemporary history to life. Anyone seeking wonder can experience a variety matinee at the Chamaeleon or dive into an immersive dream world at DALI SURREAL in Neukoelln. And when the sun is shining, the balls roll across the boule court by the Landwehrkanal in Kreuzberg. Between museum, stage and canal bank, it becomes clear that the last day of the week can be the most beautiful. How would you give your next Sunday in Berlin a new spark?
Viktoria Tkachenko
I think a Sunday in Berlin is far too precious to spend on the sofa. For this list, I squeezed through secret corridors at the Spy Museum and let the balls roll at boule by the Landwehrkanal. What stayed with me most strongly was DALI SURREAL in Neukoelln, where I seemed to dive right into the middle of a painting. I will show you how a dull Sunday turns into a little celebration.
At the German Spy Museum, you delve into the world of espionage and intelligence services. Here you'll find Hitler's Enigma cipher machine, a Stasi-Trabi with an infrared camera, rare spy cameras from the CIA and KGB, and original props from James Bond films.
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More time for playing: That's exactly what Spielwiese affords you. The big and bright location in Friedrichshain has an enormous choice of boardgames and a café on top of that!
At the Deutschlandmuseum Berlin, the past becomes an interactive adventure for all senses! Here you can experience over 2000 years of German history firsthand in a journey through time.
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Free Berlin - Authentic bike tours don’t visit the typical sights in Berlin, but seek out insider locations which will amaze even Berlin locals..
At Chamäleon in Hackesche Höfe in Berlin-Mitte, acrobatics, humor, and poetry merge to become the magic of New Circus.
The perfect combination of culture and culinary is a trip to the art gallery KW Berlin and its Café Bravo, where you can enjoy anything from breakfast to snacks, coffee and cake.
The artist Salvador Dalí was not only surrealist par excellence but also an avowed dandy.
Combine museum visits with classical music by attending the museum concert series “Sonntags im Museum“ at the Bode-Museum in cooperation with the Staatsoper Berlin.
Playing boules on Sundays at Landwehrkanal is the popular sport of the young Kreuzberg scene.
The Berlin Cathedral is the starting point of an exciting scavenger hunt for all who want to learn about Berlin in a different way.
