20 Locations
The easter egg is at the heart of the German spring, and Berlin's shops and markets fill up with them come Easter. From chocolate treats to hand painted decorations, the easter egg here comes in every form. This overview gathers Berlin locations for the tradition.
Chocolatiers and confectioners across the city craft chocolate eggs and rabbits, while markets and craft shops sell painted and blown eggs to decorate the home. Some cafes hold egg painting workshops, and Easter markets add stalls of seasonal treats. Hidden egg hunts for children round out the celebrations in parks and gardens.
Browse the addresses below to find the easter egg across Berlin, from chocolate treats to painted decorations.
Every year, the Britzer Garten in Neukölln ushers in the Easter holidays with one of Berlin's most beautiful Easter bonfires. At Rodelberg, fire acrobatics, live music, and a family atmosphere combine to create an atmospheric start to the season in the green.
Those looking for Easter decorations that won't age in a hundred years will find what they're looking for in Charlottenburg: The Royal Porcelain Manufactory Berlin has been producing hand-painted rabbit figures and standing eggs from the finest porcelain since 1763 at Tiergarten, which are far more than seasonal decorations.
At Gendarmenmarkt in Berlin-Mitte, the French Cathedral combines cultural history with family fun for Easter 2026: Between the Huguenot Museum, panoramic views, and a festive Easter menu, one of the capital's most atmospheric Easter activities awaits visitors young and old.
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.
On Easter Sunday, April 5, 2026, Hoppegarten Racecourse in Brandenburg, just outside Berlin, opens its flat racing season with the “Colorful Easter Races” – including thoroughbreds, spring air, and a great family program. An excursion tip that appeals to racing enthusiasts and families alike.
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.
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.
If you prefer to make your own Easter decorations rather than putting ready-made ones in your basket, then idee. Creativmarkt in Charlottenburg's Kantcenter is the right place for you. On approximately 1,000 square meters of pedestrian zone on Wilmersdorfer Straße, you'll find everything crafters need for their Easter decorations.
If you're looking for Easter decorations in Kreuzberg that don't feel mass-produced, Smunk am Kreuzberg is the right place. This small shop at the foot of Kreuzberg focuses on Scandinavian-inspired style, hand-picked decorative items, and an assortment that truly makes spring tangible.
In East Berlin, in Marzahn, the Gardens of the World transform into a grand stage for families at Easter: circus, interactive theater, and a legendary Easter egg hunt across the entire park make the Easter weekend one of the city's most atmospheric spring festivals.
Restaurant Ausspanne is crafting a delicious Easter menu for Easter 2019, featuring Easter eggs, Easter lamb, and homemade eggnog!
In Berlin-Treptow, the city's oldest producing company invites you to arguably the greenest Easter celebration in the capital: Späth'sche Baumschulen combine Sorbian traditional Easter egg painting, the scent of herbs, and live music into a spring event that captivates both young and old.
Those who want to forego mass-produced bunny kitsch for Easter will find exactly the right place in Hermann-Hesse-Straße in Niederschönhausen. The Fachgeschäft der besonderen ART is a creative concept store for handmade designer goods, interpreting the spring and Easter decoration season in its own unique, artisan-driven way.
On Easter Sunday, April 5, 2026, Berlin Cathedral in Berlin-Mitte will be the focal point of festive church music: Bach's Easter Oratorio will resound under the mighty dome, accompanied by services and devotions throughout Holy Week. Classical music, faith, and a breathtaking sense of space directly at Lustgarten.
If you want to not only decorate but also bake for Easter, Friedrichshain is the right place: At Schwesterherz & Küchenliebe at Boxhagener Platz, you'll find Easter baking molds in all sizes and designs, embedded in a lovingly curated assortment of kitchen utensils, stationery, and home accessories.
For Easter, the Intercultural Rose Scent Garden in Gleisdreieck Park in Kreuzberg transforms into a place for families: On Easter Sunday and Easter Monday, there will be searching, celebrating, and communal cake eating, while the park itself provides the perfect backdrop with its sprawling meadows and old railway relics.
The Sachsenhaus at Gendarmenmarkt preserves a craft that originated in the Ore Mountains in the 17th century. Those looking for high-quality, handmade decoration at Easter will find no mass-produced goods here, but lovingly designed wooden figures and objects with genuine origin.
Danish Hygge feeling in Spandau Arcaden: Søstrene Grene transforms the search for Easter decorations into a relaxed shopping experience. Pastel-colored ceramic items, DIY sets, and floral spring accents at fair prices make the store a go-to for anyone looking for Easter decorations with Nordic charm.
The online shop Home go lucky exhibits individual home accessories and seasonal Easter decorations in its showroom in Prenzlauer Berg.
The ART-elier in Kladow is a small shop on the outskirts of Berlin, specializing in seasonal gift and decorative items.