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Berlin is a wonderful city for family life, packed with parks, museums and attractions for all ages. From the zoo and aquarium to farms, playgrounds and pools, family outings range from hands-on learning to active fun and relaxed days out.
This overview gathers Berlin locations for the whole family, from child-friendly cafés and adventure parks to interactive museums. Some focus on little ones, others on teenagers, grandparents and everyone in between.
Browse the places below to find the best family activities in Berlin, compare options and prices, and plan your day out.
The Rudow weekly market on Prierosser Straße is a true village market in the south of Neukölln, with a lime tree, church tower, and benches. The stalls sell Rudow pumpkins, Brandenburg fruit and vegetables, Spreewald specialities, fish, and sausages. For a weekly market in Berlin-Rudow, this means: short distances, familiar faces, and parking directly at the market.
The Alte Pumpe (Old Pump) was once a pumping station; the restored piston pump now stands in the restaurant area and sparks questions at the breakfast table. On Sundays from 10 AM, there's a breakfast buffet, and the playground is right next door.
The Märkisches Viertel Youth Traffic School no longer offers children's birthday parties, but remains open as a traffic school.
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In the Kinder- und Jugendbibliothek Berlin (KiJuBi) (Children and Youth Library) on Kreuzberg's Blücherplatz there is anything you want to spend a nice afternoon reading: picture books, books for first readers and storybooks, novels for ages 6 - 21, fiction and non-fiction and lots of comic books.
Located on Schlüterstraße in Charlottenburg, not far from Ku'damm, SETs has been winning over regulars and curious visitors alike for years. This modern café is known for relaxed brunching with creative cuisine that delights parents and relatives too.
A splashing area with a stream running through it, all got up by artists, is waiting for the kids to have fun there.
The southern part of Treptower Park is home to the water playground "Plansche im Plänterwald".
The indoor playground Panda Land is closed: if you have new suggestions for this list, please send us an email: [email protected]
The DaWandy Snuggery is closed! If you can suggestion another location, please send us an e-mail: [email protected]
The Luise is located on Dahlem's Königin-Luise-Straße in a very nicely renovated vintage house with beer garden, close to the Botanical Garden and Domäne Dahlem.
Not far from the Berlin Zoological Gardens, hidden away in Tiergarten's Hansaviertel, you will find the Restaurantkneipe Giraffe, easy to identify by the large painting of a giraffe on the wall of the house.
This indoor playground is 150 square metres big and stretches over several levels. The kids can climb, bounce and slide all they want while their parents get their time-out over something to drink and yummy food.
The playground at Wiesenpark is located in Berlin-Marzahn and represents artificial, colorful woodland.
Jacks Fun World - Berlin's biggest indoor park!
On this playground in Charlottenburg near the castle gardens of Schloss Charlottenburg kids play on a wooden pirate ship!
Due to reconstruction work, the adventure museum "The Story of Berlin" is permantently closed.
Organic juices, self-made cushions, home-made waffles and cake from organic eggs - this café offers a family-like atmosphere with a special flair and lots of space to play for the kids.
Rappelkiste is a welcoming café for parents with children located on Traveplatz at Friedrichshain. The light living-room atmosphere makes it easy for the little guests to spend a nice time in the playing corner or the ball pool.
The versatile Amitola close to Boxhagener Platz in Friedrichshain is a child-friendly café, a creative workshop and store all rolled into one.
The Knilchbar is separated in three different rooms: the comfy café room where parents can enjoy their cake, a playing room for the kids and a toddlers' room for the smallest guests.
Jumping about, colouring, sandbox, playing or just be amazed - all that is possible at Kindercafé Milchbart.
At Café Schönhausen young parents will find all they need. Next to family-style cakes and home-made food there is a little store for accessoires to make family excursions easier.
A labyrinth stretching over several storeys which serves at the same time as a climbing parcours and viewing platform turns Kinderwirtschaft into a playing paradise for smaller and bigger children between ages 2 - 6.
Currently the Junior Museum hosts a permanent exhibition called "This is what we eat. We eat rice". Rice - for breakfast, lunch and dinner?