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Life with children is easy to enjoy in Berlin, a city full of parks, farms and family attractions. From the zoo and aquarium to interactive museums and indoor play worlds, there is always something for children whatever the weather.
This overview gathers Berlin locations for children, from playgrounds and petting farms to theatres, pools and science centres. Some focus on learning and creativity, others on running-around fun and adventure.
Browse the places below to find the best activities for children in Berlin, compare options and prices, and plan your family day.
At the Zehlendorf Open-Air Museum, Berlin dives 800 years into the past this Easter. From Good Friday to Easter Monday, Museumsdorf Düppel transforms into a lively medieval farming village, welcoming families with interactive programs, crafts, and a spring atmosphere.
Freizeitpark Lübars is a recreation park in the Northern district Berlin-Reinickendorf and a famous destination for a nature trip in the city of Berlin.
The water playground of Britzer Garten is a small landscaped area with rocks, a murmuring stream and flood gates.
Ice skating and gastronomy are combined at the Rübezahl ice rink in Müggelheim, which opens from November 15, 2025.
The Charlottenburg Ice Rink will be open from October 2025 and is one of Berlin's most modern and flexible ice rinks. Two large, covered ice surfaces invite you to ice skate all year round, while a snack bar, skate rental, and comfortable stands make your stay pleasant.
In Marzahn, where prefabricated buildings meet expansive green spaces, lies Berlin's green world tour: The Gardens of the World combine over 20 international theme gardens across 43 hectares, a hovering cable car over the Kienberg, and open-air concerts for up to 5,000 visitors.
Between Fläming and Spreewald, in Baruth/Mark, lies an entire village under monument protection. The Baruther Glashütte Museum Village, as Germany's best-preserved glassmaking site, is one of Brandenburg's most fascinating excursion destinations for families who truly want to touch history.
The programming school on Prenzlauer Allee teaches children and teenagers aged 5 to 18 in groups of a maximum of ten participants, from Scratch Jr to Python and robotics. Laptops and materials are provided by the school, and a trial lesson is free. As an indoor activity for children in Berlin, this is the option where something of their own is created at the end.
spielbrett on Körtestraße at Südstern offers one of Berlin's largest selections of board games, from children's games to card games and strategy titles for adults. Andreas Kaluza and Christian Seipelt run the shop as a general partnership and keep a second address in Wilmersdorf on Berliner Straße, close to the U-Bahn.
Europe's largest non-profit children's and family center is not located in Mitte, but in the green: In Treptow-Köpenick, nestled in the Volkspark Wuhlheide, FEZ-Berlin transforms every season into a new adventure for children and families - with crafting, theater, nature, and lots of participation.
The Hii kids Park in Neukölln is one of the best-equipped indoor playgrounds in Berlin: multi-lane LED slides into the ball pit, a trampoline park, a ninja course, a walkable giant piano, and two fenced play areas. It is the only one on this list that has its own salt room, which is included in the admission price without extra charge.
Not a Halloween party but a themed tour: in October 2026 the Tierpark Berlin in Friedrichsfelde takes families through 90 minutes of the animal kingdom's eeriest myths. Children in costume pay only half the tour price.
On a site the size of ten football fields, the Düppel Museum Village showcases a village as it would have looked between 1170 and 1220 in the Mark Brandenburg region. Between the forge, bronze casting, and herb gardens, you'll find Skudde sheep, oxen, and the re-bred Düppel pasture pig. Children aged five and up can try archery and bake flatbread over an open fire.
In the Heckmann-Höfe on Oranienburger Straße, Katja Kolbe and Hjalmar Stecher cook candies in a copper kettle using old recipes. Through the glass show kitchen, one can watch how woodruff leaves and raspberry drops are made.
Spanning 90 hectares in southern Neukölln, Britzer Garten offers everything you'd leave Berlin for on a beautiful day, without actually leaving the city: blooming theme gardens, an artificially created lake, expansive sunbathing lawns, and a lively event program that carries through the entire summer.
On Easter Sunday, April 5, 2026, the Klaistow Asparagus and Adventure Farm near Beelitz transforms into a meeting point for the whole family. Easter egg hunts, live music, and a spring atmosphere in the countryside await Berliners and Brandenburgers who want to spend the holiday between the petting zoo and the farm bakery.
During the winter holidays, the Labyrinth Children's Museum in Berlin-Wedding dedicates a whole week to language and the diversity of the world within its interactive exhibition TALENTOPIA.
During the winter holiday workshops at Berlin's children's circus CABUWAZI, kids on holiday can really let off steam.
From October to April, the Labyrinth Children's Museum in Berlin-Wedding is also open on Thursdays, inviting children in the 2018/2019 winter season to discover the diversity of the world. The Advent workshop starts in December.
Clavis School for Art and Science offers holiday camps where children and teenagers aged 8 and up can draw manga, create animated films, or design street art. Here, kids can truly unleash their creativity!
If you prefer throwing darts after work to sitting on the couch, Weißensee is the right place for you. Die Darterei Berlin is arguably Berlin's most stylish address for steel darts, with 17 perfectly lit boards, Scolia technology, and a lounge bar that impresses even without a bullseye.
KiKiLa on Schulze-Boysen-Straße has been run by the Kinderhilfe in Lichtenberg association since 2008. Everything on the shelves comes from in-kind donations from the neighborhood: children's clothes, toys, picture books, and balance bikes.
Café Kreuzzwerg in Kreuzberg is Berlin's answer to the classic kids' café, but with more ball pits, climbing corners, and coffee specialties. Around 170 square meters of play area in the neighborhood, plus a cultural program that goes far beyond cookies and cocoa.
In the heart of the Spreewald, in Lübbenau/Spreewald, the Spreewelten Bath awaits with arguably the most spectacular unique selling proposition an adventure pool in Germany can offer: swimming with real Humboldt penguins. Slide action, thermal pools, and a lovingly designed toddler area make this destination a family magnet from Brandenburg.
In Münchehofe, Brandenburg, in the heart of the Dahme-Heideseen Nature Park, an organic dairy literally shows how milk, butter, and cheese are made. Families can watch the ongoing production through glass walls. Located about 70 km south of Berlin, this excursion destination combines curiosity and fresh air on one site.