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Berlin never runs short of activities, from culture and sport to nightlife and days out. Across Mitte, Kreuzberg and the green edges of the city, activities range from museums and climbing halls to boat trips, markets and open-air concerts.
This overview gathers Berlin locations full of activities, for families, couples, groups and solo explorers alike. Some focus on active fun like bowling and cycling, others on relaxed options such as galleries, cafés and park strolls.
Browse the places below to find the best activities in Berlin, compare options and prices, and plan your next outing.
Those who want to escape everyday life on four wheels and at full throttle south of Berlin should head to the Teltow-Fläming district. In Zossen OT Wünsdorf, QUADraTOUR Mathias Tauchnitz has been sending adrenaline junkies on guided quad tours through Brandenburg's forests, fields, and off-road trails for over 20 years.
Illuminati Escape Room Berlin is located in a factory courtyard on Abbestraße in Charlottenburg, opposite the Berlin University of the Arts. Four rooms tell a shared story about a secret society, played for 60 minutes in groups of 2 to 9 people.
At the foot of the TV Tower in Berlin-Mitte, the Human Museum shows what lies beneath the skin: real plastinated bodies, preserved with a method that has brought anatomy from the lecture hall into the public space. Berlin's most curious museum is also one of its most consistent.
Plänterwald is a forest on the banks of the river Spree in Berlin-Treptow and home to the former amusement park Spreepark.
At Restaurant Trofeo, guests dine in the heart of the Classic Remise among historic classic cars and gleaming chrome. This special brunch in Berlin combines fine Italian cuisine on Sundays and public holidays with a direct view of rare automotive classics.
The scent of sun screen on your skin and sand under your feet - playing a round of beach volleyball at Beach61 will give you the real vacation feeling!
A holiday activity that is fun in any weather and offers an eventful family outing – SEA LIFE near Alexanderplatz.
No sashes, no party bus: City Codes transforms Berlin's city center into a huge outdoor escape room. The group starts at the Friedrichstadt-Palast and puzzles its way via smartphone through iconic neighborhoods, sights, and hidden details. A bachelorette party that rewards brains.
When frost covers the outdoors, sewing happens in Prenzlauer Berg. Die Gestalterei on Christburgerstraße is Berlin's coziest destination for creative children's sewing courses during the holidays – for ages 6 and up, no prior knowledge required, with real projects to take home.
WhatAGame in Revaler Straße in Friedrichshain is a game show where groups compete against each other. In two and a half hours, up to 15 games of movement, knowledge, tactics, and skill await, accompanied by a dedicated host.
Farbrausch 3D Adventure Minigolf on Jägerstraße in Berlin-Mitte features 19 blacklight courses, where neon paintings appear three-dimensional through 3D glasses. A round takes approximately 60 to 90 minutes, and a ticket costs 15 Euros on weekdays.
Burlesque, Pole Dance, and Lap Dance in Berlin Mitte: Since 2008, the Schönheitstanz Studio on Charitéstraße has been the premier destination for sensual dance in the capital, turning bachelorette parties into their very own Tease-Party.
The MACHmit! Museum for Children in Prenzlauer Berg is arguably Berlin's most active children's museum: instead of quiet observation, it's all about touching, climbing, printing, and exploring. In a converted church on Senefelder Straße, children aged two and up playfully learn what exhibitions alone could never achieve.
Autumn and the 2018 Christmas season will be exciting and interesting at MACHmit! Museum for Children in Berlin Prenzlauer-Berg!
Europe's highest swing hangs on the roof of the Park Inn Hotel at Alexanderplatz, right in the heart of Mitte. Those who dare can swing at a height of 120 meters above the rooftops of Berlin, with the TV Tower at eye level and the city buzz far beneath their feet.
Where the SED leadership stored its wines during GDR times, Friedrichshain now boulders under historic brick vaults. urban apes Fhain on Friedenstraße is Berlin's largest bouldering gym, combining 2,000 square meters of climbing area with a community that truly welcomes everyone.
In the historic Habel Brewery in Kreuzberg's Bergmannkiez, the Walzerlinksgestrickt dance school and ballroom revives Berlin's 1920s ballroom culture. Those who want to dance as a single on weekends will find the space here: without contract commitment, without a dance partner as a mandatory program.
In the Nikolaiviertel in Mitte, on the ground floor of an East German panel building, the Designpanoptikum displays over 3,000 industrial objects that oscillate between horror cabinet and surreal artwork. Here, a Moscow photographer collects prostheses, iron lungs, and cat submarines, without a single explanatory sign.
Freizeitpark Lübars is a recreation park in the Northern district Berlin-Reinickendorf and a famous destination for a nature trip in the city of Berlin.
If you want more than just prosecco and sashes for your bachelorette party, the European Bartender School in Mitte is the perfect place: Berlin's most renowned bartender school transforms groups into real cocktail connoisseurs at the shaker, with professional guidance and the fitting Berlin underground charm.
Bouldering with a Spree panorama instead of a Sunday on the couch: The Ostbloc Boulder Hall in Rummelsburg combines athletic challenge across over 1,000 m² with a genuine feel-good atmosphere directly on Rummelsburger Bucht. Those who venture out alone will find an open community and weekly changing routes that are guaranteed to never bore anyone.
The Kochbox Cooking School is located in the S-Bahn arches on Dircksenstraße, just a few steps from Alexanderplatz. TV chefs Dirk Müller and Heiko Schulz offer cooking classes and organize team events for groups of 12 to 120 people here.
During the winter holidays, the Labyrinth Children's Museum in Berlin-Wedding dedicates a whole week to language and the diversity of the world within its interactive exhibition TALENTOPIA.
During the winter holiday workshops at Berlin's children's circus CABUWAZI, kids on holiday can really let off steam.
Clavis School for Art and Science offers holiday camps where children and teenagers aged 8 and up can draw manga, create animated films, or design street art. Here, kids can truly unleash their creativity!