Fun

Ribbeck in Havelland is probably Brandenburg's most famous village: Known for Theodor Fontane's poem, the legendary pear tree, and a castle in the heart of the village. Those looking for a great excursion destination in Brandenburg with children will find history, nature, and coffee-cake happiness in a compact space.

Berlin's largest trampoline park is located in Reinickendorf, and it's immediately clear why: Over 4,000 square meters of jumping area, more than 120 trampolines, and 13 attractions make JUMP House the go-to spot for families who want to really let loose together. Rain or shine, the fun literally bounces off the walls here for children and adults alike.

A journey through nature in a handcar is a small sporting adventure with friends or the whole family.

The indoor playground at Tempelhofer Hafen is great fun for young and old – including a 3D black light miniature golf court and a laser tag arena.

In the Baruther Glashütte Museum Village, about an hour south of Berlin in the Teltow-Fläming district, centuries-old glassblowing craftsmanship and a lively Easter program come together. Where glass has been produced since 1716, the Easter holidays transform into a creative experience for the whole family.

Eisteufelchen is located in a railway arch on Flensburger Straße, directly at Bellevue S-Bahn station. The ice cream is made on-site, alongside classics, there are flavors like Baumkuchen or Basil, a scoop costs 2.10 Euros.

Berlin Horizontal takes guests through Berlin-Mitte in the BettBike, a rickshaw with a real bed for two people. Tours usually start at Alexanderplatz, last from one hour, and pass landmarks such as the Berlin Cathedral and Museum Island.

The Spielbank Berlin at Marlene-Dietrich-Platz is the city's largest casino: eight roulette tables, eight blackjack tables, 21 poker tables, and around 500 slot machines in a building designed by Renzo Piano. Admission costs two euros. For bachelor parties, there is a dedicated party package including a guided tour, chips, and a gift for the main person.

Mewis Dojo martial arts school, located in a commercial courtyard on Franklinstraße in Charlottenburg, offers kickboxing, self-defense, Capoeira, and Yoga. It is led by André Mewis, a multiple world champion, with training in small groups starting from age 4.

The urban apes bright site is located in Naumannpark in Schöneberg, just a few minutes' walk from S-Bahn station Südkreuz. Inside, you can boulder on free-standing blocks across 800 m², while outside, Berlin's largest outdoor bouldering area and a beer garden await.

Berlin's only strip club for women, right at Potsdamer Platz in Mitte: The Sixx Paxx Theater & Ladies Club combines a thrilling male show with a subsequent club night exclusively without male guests. If you're planning a bachelorette party that will be remembered, this is the perfect place.

Since 2004, a tropical resort with an air temperature of 26 degrees Celsius has been located under the former CargoLifter airship hangar, 360 meters long and 107 meters high. It includes a South Sea lagoon of approximately 3,000 square meters with a 200-meter sandy beach, a 27-meter high slide tower, around 50,000 plants, and an outdoor area of 35,000 square meters.

Behind the facade on Oranienstraße lies a 1920s-style burlesque bar, featuring dark wood, an absinthe fountain, and a menu where every cocktail costs 13 Euros. Each show night features an international artist performing two acts. For a bachelor party, Prinzipal Kreuzberg can be booked completely privately.

Berlin's largest karaoke bar in Schöneberg is particularly popular as a venue for bachelorette parties.

Between Schöneberg and Steglitz, in the middle of Insulaner Park, lies one of Berlin's greenest outdoor destinations. The aged 18-hole concrete mini-golf course was taken over and revitalized by a new team in 2025. Those looking to get out when the weather is nice will find fun, a sun terrace, and a relaxed park atmosphere at a low price.

In the Oder-Spree Lakeland, about 40 kilometers east of Berlin, schwapp in Fürstenwalde awaits big and small adventurers with seven slides, a dragon's palace, and 270 meters of water fun. This excursion destination in Brandenburg makes even rainy weekends an event.

Tagesbar 69 on Warschauer Straße in Friedrichshain represents what Berlin's pub culture truly still has to offer: genuine neighborhood atmosphere, affordable drinks, and a good game of billiards. If you want to truly relax after work, this is the place to be.

Bode-Museum on the Museum Island is not only suited for adults with an interest in art but also for families and young visitors aged between 6 - 10 with its Children's Gallery.

Out of the city, into the stable: Ewaldhof in Strausberg, located on the edge of the Märkische Schweiz, transforms the bachelorette party into an experience with horses, carriage rides, and a farm atmosphere far away from Berlin's daily grind.

Jokerbowl in Köpenick features six bowling lanes with an LED matrix wall, along with six billiard tables, four dart machines, foosball, and air hockey. A lane costs 22 Euros per hour during the week, 28 Euros on weekends, and up to 36 people can play simultaneously. For bachelor parties in Berlin, there's special party bowling with a DJ afterwards.

Play a round of miniature golf in a fabulously coloured fantasy world - indoor fun for the entire family!

At the Camel Farm in Nassenheide, in the Löwenberger Land, you can ride a camel across meadows and pastures, accompanied by an experienced camel guide. This small farm operates by appointment only and with very small groups; no riding experience is necessary.

A cinema exclusively for events like bachelorette parties can be booked at Park Plaza Wallstreet Berlin in Mitte.

To surprise the bachelor on his special bachelor night Movement Limousine provides fancy limousines to rent for a unique night.