Children

The Computer Games Museum in Friedrichshain is the world's first museum of its kind, taking visitors on a journey through 70 years of gaming history. Over 300 playable exhibits, an arcade hall, and changing special exhibitions make Sundays an experience for all generations.

Located in the Schöneberg district is one of Berlin's most popular children's cafés: Familiencafé Emma und Paul combines a cozy café with a fully equipped playroom, homemade cuisine, and a weekend brunch that makes both parents and children happy.

The silver dome on Prenzlauer Allee in Prenzlauer Berg is Berlin's window to space. The Zeiss Grand Planetarium is one of Europe's largest planetariums, captivating curious children and adults alike with its 360° fulldome experience, drawing them into the universe.

The northern outskirts of Berlin are the home of Strandbad Wandlitz.

The Zollpackhof beer garden in Berlin's government district, directly on the Spree, serves Augustiner from wooden barrels with a view of the Federal Chancellery. Bavarian classics, centuries-old chestnut trees, and one of the city's longest gastronomic histories.

When the weather is good, a visit to the animal park in Friedrichsfelde is good fun for the whole family.

Touch, try, jump, climb or knead - learning by doing is what Wedding's Labyrinth Children's Museum is all about.

The Hafenküche is located on Rummelsburg Bay in Lichtenberg, directly opposite Plänterwald. Here, you'll find water, fire, and a cuisine that offers more than its location might suggest.

Windmill, slide tower, and Germany's longest mini-golf course: The Holland Park in Schwanebeck, directly on the Berlin city limits, is one of Brandenburg's most versatile leisure destinations for families with children — weather-independent, with free admission and enough program for a whole day.

Climbing at BergWerk.Berlin is incredibly fun: Europe's largest indoor climbing park offers over a hundred exercises across ten courses at heights of up to 25 meters, catering to all age groups and skill levels, from children to climbing professionals. Those who climb here experience pure adventure with a speed zip line and fun obstacles.

The SSE in Prenzlauer Berg is Berlin's most impressive indoor swimming pool for fitness and sports: Europe's largest indoor pool with a 50-meter basin, ten lanes, and a 10-meter diving tower, attracting both recreational swimmers and competitive athletes.

Café cocosh in Berlin-Steglitz is the children's café that equally appeals to parents and their little ones: living room charm meets well-thought-out play areas, homemade waffles, and a menu that also makes adults happy. Here, children can play, crawl, and parents can enjoy their coffee in peace.

Anyone who wants to experience a real safari adventure with children will find one of the region's most charming destinations in Nedlitz near Gommern: Straußenland Nedlitz. On five hectares of pasture, the world's largest birds live here and can be petted, fed, and admired.

Alpine ambiance in Zehlendorf, directly on the Great Wannsee: Loretta's Almhütte transforms into a rustic celebration venue for the Christmas season, offering lake views, Bavarian cuisine, and the possibility to customize Advent and Christmas parties according to your wishes.

Only an hour's drive from Berlin, the Wildlife Park Schorfheide is located in the middle of the woods. Right beside the wildlife park, visitors will also find a climbing park.

If you want to get out of the city for an asparagus meal, head to Klaistow near Beelitz. The Winkelmann family's Asparagus and Adventure Farm is one of Brandenburg's most famous addresses for Beelitz asparagus directly from their own fields. A rustic farm restaurant, beer garden, and a buffet that has become a real must-visit for many Berliners during the season.

The Steiff Gallery on Kurfürstendamm is well guarded by a life-sized Steiff brown bear - but many other Steiff animals are also waiting for new owners.

Laser tag is an exciting action game, perfect for larger groups, where many can get out of breath.

The toy store Sönneken - Favorite things for children in Berlin Kreuzberg focuses on carefully selected toys and child-friendly products at fair prices.

In the basement of the Berlin TV Tower, one of the city's most curious museums is located: BODY WORLDS displays real human bodies as plastinated artworks. Anatomy, health, and the big questions of life across 1,200 square meters.

Plänterwald is a forest on the banks of the river Spree in Berlin-Treptow and home to the former amusement park Spreepark.

The Werderaner Tannenhof in Werder (Havel) is an adventure farm on a 60-hectare fir tree plantation, attracting families from Berlin and Brandenburg year-round with animals, sports, and seasonal events in the forest. From a petting zoo to alpaca hikes and a mini-golf course among fir trees: there's something for every age here.

Where Little Red Riding Hood meets Rapunzel and Hansel and Gretel look out from the climbing frame: The Fairy Tale Playground in Schulenburgpark in Neukölln is Berlin's most magical adventure playground, designed around the world of the Brothers Grimm. Imagination and the urge to move are brought together here on a generous area.

For Easter, Spandau Citadel transforms into a medieval adventure world: knight battles, jugglers, fire shows, and a large historical market make the Easter Knight Festival one of Berlin's most spectacular Easter programs.

A holiday activity that is fun in any weather and offers an adventurous family outing is SEA LIFE near Alexanderplatz.