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The Freiluftkino Friedrichshagen is located in southeastern Berlin, hidden behind the Kurpark, and is one of the city's most charming open-air cinemas. Since 1998, it has been showing films for all ages under the open sky, surrounded by the green neighborhood on Lake Müggelsee.

Due to reconstruction work, the adventure museum "The Story of Berlin" is permantently closed.

Rappelkiste is a welcoming café for parents with children located on Traveplatz at Friedrichshain. The light living-room atmosphere makes it easy for the little guests to spend a nice time in the playing corner or the ball pool.

The versatile Amitola close to Boxhagener Platz in Friedrichshain is a child-friendly café, a creative workshop and store all rolled into one.

The Knilchbar is separated in three different rooms: the comfy café room where parents can enjoy their cake, a playing room for the kids and a toddlers' room for the smallest guests.

The Grand in Berlin-Mitte was long one of the most remarkable addresses for steak in Berlin: a listed building from 1842, a monumental chandelier, and cuts from all over the world on the plate. Since July 2024, the restaurant has ceased operations.

Jumping about, colouring, sandbox, playing or just be amazed - all that is possible at Kindercafé Milchbart.

At Café Schönhausen young parents will find all they need. Next to family-style cakes and home-made food there is a little store for accessoires to make family excursions easier.

A labyrinth stretching over several storeys which serves at the same time as a climbing parcours and viewing platform turns Kinderwirtschaft into a playing paradise for smaller and bigger children between ages 2 - 6.

Currently the Junior Museum hosts a permanent exhibition called "This is what we eat. We eat rice". Rice - for breakfast, lunch and dinner?