Children

For almost 30 years, Lankwitz Ice Rink has offered fun and action on 1800 square meters of ice. This family-friendly ice rink is not only a popular place for ice skating but also a meeting point for figure skating and ice hockey.

Studio32 at Goltzstraße 32 in Schöneberg offers vegetarian and vegan cooking classes, cocktail workshops, and wine tastings. Cooking classes start from 119 Euros per person, and a second location on Kottbusser Damm in Kreuzberg will be added starting November 2024.

Music school with heart and concept: musikplus! in Berlin-Charlottenburg offers creative holiday camps for children in the summer holidays 2026, focusing on songwriting, musicals, and radio play production. From toddlers to tweens, everyone finds their entry into the world of music here.

Learn to swim in one week: The Swimkids swimming school offers intensive swimming courses in Moabit and Prenzlauer Berg during the Berlin summer holidays 2026. Children from 3.5 years old train daily in age-appropriate groups until they achieve the Seepferdchen, Bronze, Silver, or Gold badge.

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.

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.

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 Traditional Spandau Christmas Market transforms the historic Old Town of Spandau, between the Town Hall and St. Nikolai Church, into one of Berlin's largest Christmas markets. Free entry, short distances via the U7 subway, and a pedestrian zone with almost 150 shops make it an atmospheric combination of Advent and a city stroll.

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.

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.

Werken Spielen Schenken is located directly at the Schloßstraße subway station in Steglitz and fills over 2,500 square meters with around 200,000 articles. The toy department alone measures 1,300 square meters, the craft area over 1,200 on two floors. For children's birthdays, the store sets aside the child's desired items in a dedicated gift box.

Spooky fun for the whole family awaits in Klaistow, about 50 kilometres southwest of Berlin: over the Halloween weekend 2026 the Spargel- und Erlebnishof runs a haunted corn maze with fog walls and sound effects, plus pumpkin carving and a fire show. Anyone planning Halloween in Berlin with children gets there easily by regional train.

Halloween in Berlin for children with a real spook guarantee: Haus Natur und Umwelt in the Wuhlheide in Berlin-Oberschöneweide invites families on 31 October 2026 to a day of spooky fun, with pumpkin carving, animal tours and crispy insects to try.

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

The Labyrinth Children's Museum is located in a heritage-protected assembly hall from 1890 in Wedding, where matchstick machines were once assembled. Spread across approximately 1,000 square meters, Talentopia features seven areas, from a construction crane and a control center to a material bar. Among Berlin's children's museums, it is one of the oldest; since 1997, it has welcomed over 1.7 million guests.

On the Rummelsburger Bucht in Lichtenberg, right on the Spree riverbank, Hafenküche combines seasonal cuisine with real water views - from breakfast and lunch to dinner.

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.

On 31 October 2026 The Playce at Potsdamer Platz in Berlin-Tiergarten turns into a spooky world for the whole family. Halloween in Berlin for children hardly comes cheaper: trick or treating, a craft workshop and a spooky parade wait indoors, free of charge and whatever the weather.

From October 31 to December 31, 2025, Potsdamer Platz in Berlin transforms into a lively winter wonderland featuring a Christmas market and Europe's largest mobile toboggan run. Here, festive cheer meets sporting action, allowing visitors not only to leisurely stroll through the stalls but also to kick off the Christmas season with an adrenaline rush.

The Christmas market at Späth'schen Baumschulen takes place from November 29th to December 14th, 2025, on the first three Advent weekends. The atmospheric festival offers winter entertainment in a historic garden setting with over 100 stalls and a diverse stage program.

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.