Birthday

Where industrial history meets Havel romance: The Filterhaus Werder an der Havel is arguably the most popular event location in Brandenburg. The listed half-timbered building, a top-notch kitchen, and direct views of the water make every occasion, from weddings to corporate events to milestone birthdays, a complete success.

The Floating Lounge is located on a moored ship in the Spree, twenty meters from the East Side Gallery, with a view of the Oberbaumbrücke. Depending on the setup, it can be booked exclusively for 20 to 120 people; the indoor area is heated and weather-protected. As a birthday venue in Friedrichshain, it operates year-round.

The former cocktail bar on Nestorstraße was completely converted into a Hollywood set in 2023: checkerboard floor, red diner furniture, and black-and-white portraits of film icons across 190 square meters. As a special birthday venue in Berlin, the Famous Liquor Store scores with a stage, dance floor, and drink packages starting from 40 Euros per person.

In the heart of the Prignitz stands the Bekemühle: a listed watermill from 1438, which can now be rented as an exclusive event location in Brandenburg for weddings, family celebrations, and seminars. A rustic wooden roof truss, expansive ponds, and 37,000 square meters of natural grounds make this one of the most atmospheric venues outside the capital.

Those who want to leave Berlin city life behind for their event will find what they're looking for in Seeblick, Brandenburg: Strandhaus Seeblick is located directly on Lake Hohennauen, about 70 km west of the capital, combining a beach atmosphere with professional event planning across 300 square meters.

Since 1992, a 1912 Spiegeltent has stood in Wilmersdorf, where cabaret, chanson, and comedy meet table seating. The BAR JEDER VERNUNFT combines dinner and stage so naturally that they belong together.

Located about 35 minutes from Berlin, Schlossgut Altlandsberg presides as the historical heart of the small town of Altlandsberg in Brandenburg. Where King Frederick I once spent his youth, celebrations, weddings, and conferences are now held. The Baroque church, manor house, and domain courtyard make this ensemble one of the most versatile event locations in the Berlin area.

Havanna on Hauptstraße in Schöneberg has been one of Berlin's oldest Salsa clubs since 1997, spreading Salsa, Bachata, and Merengue across multiple floors with their own bars. An hour before opening, there's a dance instruction session without registration or a partner. For Salsa beginners, this means: learn the basic steps first, then head straight to the dance floor.

At Potsdamer Platz, a tiny, few-centimeter-tall chef cooks directly on the plate: Le Petit Chef combines 3D projection with a multi-course menu, transforming dinner into a show.

At Tierpark Berlin-Friedrichsfelde in Lichtenberg, you can adopt almost any animal species. The money goes directly to the care of the animals, and the recipients receive a personal adoption certificate.

colorblind patterns is a Berlin label from Wedding, working exclusively in black and white. Hand screen-printed bags, lampshades, and fabric posters with geometric patterns are created in the studio on Antwerpener Straße.

The musical children's birthday parties at the Klingendes Museum Berlin are led by music educators, where various instruments can be tried out.

The building on Nollendorfplatz opened in 1906 as the Neues Schauspielhaus, is a listed building in Berlin, and features a 14-meter-high main hall with Murano glass chandeliers. For a birthday celebration in Berlin, options range from a private room in the old Emperor's Box to a hall for 850 guests, with in-house technology and kitchen.

Near Kurt-Schumacher-Platz in Reinickendorf awaits Berlin's largest laser tag arena: Laser4 captivates everyone looking for plenty of action with its almost 3,000 square meter mega-arena, atmospheric neon world, and state-of-the-art equipment.

In the Drivers Hall at the Motorworld area in Spandau, ten racing simulators are available, eight of them with full-motion technology that makes acceleration and cornering forces physically tangible. You can race with around 300 vehicles on approximately 100 tracks, and up to ten rigs can be linked together for a race. For breaks, an 18-meter-long Carrera track awaits.

On Oranienstraße, an unassuming green facade leads into a cocktail bar that is much more than that. Behind the door of Prinzipal Kreuzberg awaits an evening in the spirit of the Weimar Republic: Art Deco ambience, handcrafted drinks, and Berlin's most intimate burlesque stage.

In Neukölln, on Nobelstraße, escape room fans dive into four themed rooms based on 80s movies: Ghost-Blasters, Back To The Beginning, Nakatomi Tower, and The Strange Thing. The operator of 80s Movie Escape runs three other Berlin locations with a total of 16 rooms and a game on the Müggelspree – returning customers are rewarded with a dedicated bonus program.

The brick tower from 1900 stands on the Lindwerderberg above the Obersee, the highest natural point of Alt-Hohenschönhausen. Below it is a bar with a semi-circular counter, gallery, and terrace overlooking the water, opposite the Mies van der Rohe House. As a birthday venue in Berlin, it is rented in eight-hour blocks for approximately 50 guests.

For many men, the 'liquid bread' is as vital as the air they breathe. Therefore, brewing courses directly at the brewery make a great gift idea.

On the second floor of the Hallen Am Borsigturm, there are approximately 700 square meters of VR space, divided into a large arena for up to ten players and a compact one for small groups. Games are played wirelessly, and the game catalog is sorted by age, from six and eight years old. For children's birthdays, the arena belongs exclusively to the group, including a host and lounge.

Circus decor, burlesque on weekends, and Berlin cuisine from breakfast until late at night: Wilde Matilde on Rathausstraße turns a dinner in the city center into a small show.

Spread across approximately 2,547 square meters on Karl-Marx-Straße are two laser tag arenas, eleven interactive mini-golf courses, and three escape rooms. School children up to twelve years old play in their own Kids Play Zone, where the technology adjusts settings if performance differences within the group become too large. You may bring your own birthday cake.

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.

Uncle Philipp's Toy Workshop on Choriner Straße buys, repairs, rents, and sells toys. Below the store in Prenzlauer Berg is a small GDR Toy Museum with around 5,000 objects.

The Hotel Esplanade Resort & Spa in Bad Saarow has its own 3,000 square meter sandy beach on Lake Scharmützelsee and a spa with a year-round warm brine outdoor pool. The hotel only accepts guests aged 16 and over, including in the Day Spa.