Kreuzberg

The German Museum of Technology Berlin has come up with an exciting holiday program centered around technology for the winter holidays.

Brauhaus Südstern is history; since May 2026, SUUUD Brewery has been located on Hasenheide. Brewing continues on-site: six house-brewed varieties, from Pilsner with Saaz hops to Session IPA, half-liter starting from 5.50 Euros. The beer garden overlooks Volkspark Hasenheide, with live music and comedy on stage. No other brewery in Berlin is this young.

The Wrangelstraße playground in Kreuzberg is entirely designed as an underwater world: blue asphalt and a blue ball-catching fence represent the sea, while steps and columns symbolize a sunken temple. A whale sprays water in the mud area, and the main attractions are a Neptune's temple and a giant octopus for climbing, sliding, and swinging.

Viktoriapark extends up the Kreuzberg hill, crowned by the National Monument for the Liberation Wars, designed by Karl Friedrich Schinkel. From the summit, a 24-meter-high artificial waterfall plunges through a mountainous landscape. The meadows originate from the expansion between 1913 and 1916; grilling is not permitted in the park.

A little hidden, in the third backyard of the Höfe am Südstern in Kreuzberg, lies the small, relaxed arthouse cinema, which has since become an institution.

Located in a former building of Görlitzer Bahnhof in Kreuzberg, Berlin's first black light mini-golf course features 18 UV-lit holes across five painted theme rooms, from the Brandenburg Gate to an underwater world. A round takes about one to one and a half hours and costs 13 Euros. Ideal as an autumn activity in Berlin, as rain is not an issue here.

Those who want to spend the Easter holidays in Berlin with children without ending up on the couch are in the right place in Kreuzberg. During the holidays, the German Museum of Technology transforms into a place where enthusiasm for technology is not by chance but by design - from workshops and experiments to the extensive museum park.

Since 1997 the Ballhaus Walzerlinksgestrickt has occupied the former brew house of the Habel malt beer brewery on Tempelhofer Berg in Kreuzberg. Four halls with brickwork, oak parquet and vaulted ceilings up to 6.60 metres, plus open classes without registration for 14 euros a lesson and a lounge overlooking the dance floor.

In the heart of Kreuzberg, the sixty-six-meter-high Kreuzberg rises, and the Viktoriapark surrounding it connects a twenty-four-meter-high waterfall with Schinkel's National Monument at the summit. In addition, there is an animal enclosure, a rose garden, a vineyard on the northern slope, and a beer garden. All of this costs nothing to enter.

The permanent exhibition, the Libeskind Building, and the ANOHA Children's World are free to visit at the Jewish Museum Berlin - a unique offering among the city's major institutions. In 2023, it attracted 729,559 visitors, the highest number since 2010. Menashe Kadishman's floor installation Shalekhet, with over 10,000 iron faces, is also accessible.