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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.
Out of the city, into the stable: Ewaldhof in Strausberg, located on the edge of the Märkische Schweiz, transforms the bachelorette party into an experience with horses, carriage rides, and a farm atmosphere far away from Berlin's daily grind.
At the Camel Farm in Nassenheide, in the Löwenberger Land, you can ride a camel across meadows and pastures, accompanied by an experienced camel guide. This small farm operates by appointment only and with very small groups; no riding experience is necessary.
In the heart of Tempelhof lies one of Europe's most significant architectural monuments. Tours of the former Tempelhof Airport take guests on a journey through Nazi history, the Berlin Airlift, and the Cold War. All tours start at the CHECK-IN visitor center at Platz der Luftbrücke.
The German Museum of Technology at Gleisdreieck in Kreuzberg showcases steam locomotives, airplanes, ships, and historical computers on the grounds of the former Anhalter freight station. Admission is free for those under 18, and for everyone on Fridays from 13:00.
In Karlshorst, one of the greenest corners of Lichtenberg, stands one of Berlin's most historic sports venues since 1894: the harness racing track. Sunday afternoon, harness racing, a beer in hand, and two euros placed on the right horse - that's the most counter-cyclical excursion this city has to offer.
Sunday morning on Museum Island, with chamber music by the Staatskapelle Berlin: The museum concerts at the Bode Museum in Mitte combine a classical matinee with sculpture art and café culture to create one of the city's most atmospheric Sunday programs.
The Park am Gleisdreieck is located between Anhalter Bahnhof, Potsdamer Platz and the German Museum of Technology and stretches until Yorckstraße.
The Märkisches Viertel Youth Traffic School no longer offers children's birthday parties, but remains open as a traffic school.
On Paul-Lincke-Ufer in Kreuzberg, directly on the Landwehrkanal, lies Berlin's most famous boules court. Free, gravel-paved, and always lively, it's a meeting point for the whole city on Sundays. Throwing boules has rarely been so relaxing.
Learn English or German without packing your bags: Abrakadabra Language School's Play-Language Course Daycamps in Wilmersdorf and Prenzlauer Berg combine holiday care with playful language acquisition. For children aged 4 to 12, there are daily excursions, activities, and a true language immersion experience.
The Berlin Cathedral is the starting point of an exciting scavenger hunt for all who want to learn about Berlin in a different way.
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!
The Spreepark Berlin, formerly VEB Kulturpark Plänterwald, was a popular amusement park and one of the most important leisure attractions in the GDR. Guided tours in English can be booked in advance.
Jumping on trampolines simply puts you in a good mood. You can also jump on trampolines regardless of the weather at MYJUMP, a giant trampoline park in Reinickendorf.
More than 145,000 visitors admired the wonderful Christmas Garden Berlin last year. In 2018, a Christmas party can again be booked individually at the Christmas Garden.
On Valentine's Day 2019, the Planetarium am Insulaner invites all lovers to a musical evening under the starry sky with the program "Duets".
Instead of always opening cans, want to finally learn to cook fresh with good ingredients in the new year? Nothing could be easier: just sign up for a Biolüske cooking class!
This year's 29th Berlin Fairy Tale Days focus on the "golden thread of fate". Fairy tales and stories of power and powerlessness can be heard until November 25, 2018.
Glitter, candy, and pillow fights in the heart of Charlottenburg: Partylicious Berlin transforms its party location into a girls' camp for girls aged 6 to 12 during the summer holidays. Theme days, pedagogical support, and warm lunch included.
OMEN Tattoo Berlin is one of Berlin's largest tattoo studios, with three branches in Mitte, Kreuzberg, and Friedrichshain. OMEN Tattoo offers flexibility with appointments, walk-ins, and free consultations for maximum customer satisfaction. Guests receive body art from international top artists who execute tattoos (and also piercings!) with precision.
In Zehlendorf, right on the water, a historic Wilhelminian-era villa showcases Berlin's contemporary art at its most serene. Haus am Waldsee is Berlin's oldest institution for contemporary art, combining curated exhibitions with an expansive sculpture park by the lake.