8 Locations
Computer games have a lively home in Berlin, from retro arcades to gaming cafés and esports bars. Around Kreuzberg, Neukölln and Mitte, computer games bring people together over consoles, PCs and classic cabinets.
This overview gathers Berlin locations for computer games, from arcades and LAN cafés to bars with tournaments and VR studios. Some focus on nostalgic classics, others on the latest releases and competitive play.
Browse the places below to find the best spots for computer games in Berlin, compare options and prices, and plan your visit.
If you want to push the pedal to the metal in Spandau without having to go to a real racetrack, Race Factory Berlin is the right place for you. The Full Motion SimRacing Center on the premises of the Motorworld Manufaktur offers eight Actoracer Pro Simulators, over 300 vehicles, and more than 100 legendary tracks worldwide.
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If you're looking for a co-working space in Friedrichshain that looks like more than just an open-plan office with a kettle, you'll sooner or later end up at werkhain. Located at Frankfurter Allee, this 1,400 m² former gym is packed with club DNA, art installations, and a real community.
Located on Karl-Marx-Allee in Friedrichshain, the world's first museum for digital game culture resides, and the contrast couldn't be more fitting: GDR prefab charm outside, gaming history inside. Over six decades of computer games are tangible, playable, and surprisingly touching here, spread across more than 300 exhibits.
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.
When the Computerspielemuseum (Computer Games Museum) opened its doors at Berlin in 1997, it was the first of its kind worldwide. In the meantime the museum houses one of the most important collections of its kind.
When the bachelor/bachelorette party is meant to be more than just sashes and champagne glasses: The Exit Room in Berlin-Mitte sends groups into elaborately designed escape room worlds, where puzzles, teamwork, and real thrills are paramount. Ten rooms, two locations, one mission: escape.
The James June summer garden on Karl-Marx-Allee in Friedrichshain is a heritage-protected piece of East Modernism that, after extensive renovation, will reopen in summer 2026 as a retro beer garden with a restaurant.
The werkhain on Frankfurter Allee in Friedrichshain shows what coworking in Berlin looks like today: award-winning, inspired by the neighborhood's club culture, and with a community that prefers genuine exchange over anonymous rows of desks.