Birthday

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.

In the Arminius Market Hall in Moabit, three courses and artistry alternate, with cooking done openly in the hall. The Berliner Schlemmer Varieté turns the menu and the stage into a continuous evening.

Since 1884, Zauberkönig has been selling magic, joke, and puzzle items, making it Berlin's oldest specialty store of its kind. In Neukölln's Schillerkiez, you'll find magic sets and card tricks, as well as courses and shows in its own magic cabinet.

In the fourth courtyard of the Hackesche Höfe, Perlin sells trade beads, stone, glass, and silver beads for DIY stringing. Additionally, there is ready-made jewelry crafted from old beads, reassembled by designer Birgit Laun.

At the KREATIVHAUS's theatrical pedagogical center in Mitte, birthday children are whisked away into the realm of fantasy!

In the New Wing of Charlottenburg Palace, up to eight children put costumes over their own clothes, including hip pads and breeches, and walk through the ballrooms as members of the court. The tour focuses on Frederick the Great, and everyone dances a minuet to 18th-century music at the end. A flat rate of 175.00 Euros applies for the children's birthday party.

The store "Grober Unfug" is a true institution for comic lovers, with its main location in Kreuzberg and a branch in Mitte.

Just outside the gates of Berlin, in northern Potsdam near Sanssouci Park, Villa Feodora boasts over 120 years of history in the English cottage style. Today, the former youth hostel is one of the region's most charming event venues, featuring a historic gymnasium, a spacious art garden, and genuine full service.

Behind the gas station at Schlesisches Tor, an embankment leads down to the Flutgraben, where a wooden structure from the 1930s stands: formerly the boathouse of a Spree fisherman, today the Freischwimmer with a fireplace room, pier, and its own island garden. As a birthday location in Berlin, it accommodates groups from twelve up to 400 guests.

At Kantstraße 106 in Charlottenburg, Harry Lehmann has been selling perfume by weight for decades. Over 70 in-house fragrances are available, filled into simple bottles or containers brought by customers.

TAKE OFF Skydiving guarantees an unforgettable experience and a special gift for men for all adrenaline junkies at the Fehrbellin airfield, just thirty minutes from Berlin.

A historic manor house on a private peninsula on Lake Scharmützelsee in Bad Saarow, about an hour from Berlin: The Eibenhof combines the Brandenburg lake landscape with a modern event barn and English gardens – making it one of the most sought-after event locations in the region.

Supermarché on Wiener Straße in Kreuzberg is a shop for fair and ecologically produced fashion. In addition to around 30 brands, it features the in-house label Hirschkind with hand-printed shirts, bed linen, and tea towels.

The school gym from 1954 on Holteistraße is now a 280-square-meter hall with original parquet flooring, ladder rungs on the walls, and nearly seven meters of ceiling height, plus a 1,200-square-meter summer garden. As a birthday location in Friedrichshain, the venue hosts celebrations for around 75 guests or more, with a total capacity of up to 500.

On the second floor of the FEZ in Wuhlheide, there is a stop-motion animation studio and a greenscreen studio with costumes and a make-up table. Film coaches guide the children from the idea to the editing, and the finished film is sent home password-protected. A GPS treasure hunt in the woods and the association's own cinema hall can also be booked.

In the Helle Mitte center in Hellersdorf, a 450 square meter climbing arena glows in black light, featuring 30 routes, 225 vertical meters, and elements such as a Rubik's Cube, a skater wall, and a spider web. Security is fully automatic. For children's birthdays, an hour in the treehouse above the hall can be added to the climbing time.

In Berlin-Mitte, near Nordbahnhof on Chausseestraße, Cat in the Bag operates three thematically distinct escape rooms: Prison, Bunker, and Ski Hut, each with 60 minutes of playtime. What sets this small, independent provider apart is its extended program – with formats for birthdays, team building, and romantic evenings, as well as an escape game by mail for home, starting from 24.50 Euros.

Anyone who wants to experience Berlin from the ground up, truly from the ground up, should hop into a mini-hotrod in Friedrichshain and cruise in a convoy through the capital. From the East Side Gallery to the Brandenburg Gate: This city tour guarantees goosebumps while sightseeing.

The Hurricane Factory in Schönefeld operates Germany's largest wind tunnel: 15 meters high, 5.20 meters in diameter, with wind speeds up to 280 km/h. Indoor skydiving is possible here for children as young as 5 years old; equipment and briefing are included.

Since 1995, Café Re has been located on Märkisches Ufer in Mitte, directly on a Spree arm by the small harbor, with tables by the water and an unobstructed view of the TV Tower. The menu features Berlin Boulettes for 9.90 Euros and Kindl on tap. It's the laid-back option for a birthday venue in Berlin; reservations are made by phone.

At the crime dinner by Die Auftakter in Schmargendorf, guessing along is part of the menu: Between courses, an ensemble performs the case, which is only solved at dessert.

In the Berlin district of Wedding, on Schulstraße near the Leopoldplatz underground station, Your Time2Escape awaits groups of 2 to 6 people with two atmospheric themed rooms - Doctor Cannibal and Russian Mafia. If you're looking for an escape room in northern Berlin, this is one of the few addresses available: a small, owner-managed business with personal game guidance, equally suitable for birthdays and team events.

Spread across approximately 4,000 square meters on Miraustraße in Reinickendorf, there are 13 attractions, from a large jumping field and foam pit to the Sky Ninja course at a height of eleven meters. Children aged 6 and up can jump alone, while the youngest ones have their own time slot on weekends. An indoor activity for children in Berlin, after which everyone will be tired.

At the studio on Bleibtreustraße, over 450 ceramic forms and more than 100 color shades are available. It's just a short walk from Savignyplatz S-Bahn station. Each child paints their own piece, which is then glazed and fired at over 1,000 degrees. The party package for school children starts at 20.00 Euros per child, including a table and invitation cards.

Samavarta is a mysterious outdoor escape game that transforms Berlin-Neukölln into an enigmatic playing field. With a captivating story, augmented reality, and over 40 puzzles, this scavenger hunt becomes a truly fun activity for groups.