Leisure

Volkspark Friedrichshain with its 49 hectares of space offers lots of places by the water or on a lush green top enjoy a family picnic or a romantic tête-à-tête under open skies.

The popular bathing beach Strandbad Wannsee is the legendary classic of the Berlin swimming locations!

One of Berlin's most beautiful tennis facilities is located in Frohnau! Surrounded by a park, sports enthusiasts find peace, fun, and friendly players here.

The equivalent of Mona Lisa at the Louvre of Paris for the Neues Museum in Berlin is the bust of Nefertiti!

With a bar, a gallery, a photo studio, and its own fashion projects, as well as workshops and events, tattoo fans at Der Grimm Tattoo can immerse themselves deeply in the Berlin tattoo scene and become part of the community. With over 1000 square meters, Grimm Tattoo is one of the largest studios worldwide, offering a portfolio of numerous resident tattoo artists and international guest artists.

The KaDeWe is the largest department store in continental Europe!

Very green, very well taken care of and beautifully landscaped - these are just some of the qualities recommending Schlosspark Biesdorf as the ideal picnic location.

Starting at the S-Bahn Station Treptower Park over Puschkinallee to the Soviet War Memorial, this diverse jogging route crosses through one of Berlin's most beautiful park.

The SV Berliner Brauereien e.V. is located in the green Volkspark Prenzlauer Berg in the heart of Berlin. Tennis is played here from sunrise to sunset.

On Gleisdreieck, close to Potsdamer Platz the exhibits of Deutsches Technnikmuseum (German Technics Museum) bridge the gap between rail traffic of old to the computers we've all grown accustomed today.

The Film Park is located on Großbeerenstraße in Potsdam, right next to the world's oldest large studio, where films have been shot since 1912. It features around twenty attractions and four shows with stunt performers, pyrotechnicians, and animal trainers. In the TV studio, guests can step in front of the camera themselves, and an adult ticket costs 25 Euros online.

Bathing, relaxing or perhaps getting married? Seebad Friedrichshagen is for all of this the right location.

The Coq au Vin children’s and family theatre plays circus pieces at the Pfefferberg in which acrobatics, comedy and theatre come together and the children are drawn into the action. A birthday begins with table time for cake and presents and goes on to the performance, with a treasure hunt in a simplified version for the youngest guests if you want one.

The Kienbergpark, named after the Kienberg hill in Berlin-Hellersdorf, is a 60 hectare park with a 1.5 km long cable car.

At 368 meters, the Berlin TV Tower at Alexanderplatz is Germany's tallest structure. Its observation deck is at 203 meters, and the elevator takes about 40 seconds to get there. One floor higher, since June 2025, the Sphere restaurant rotates under the direction of Tim Raue. For a view over Berlin, this is the city's most central address.

Even if you are not a member of Tennis Club Grün-Weiß-Grün Tegel, you have the opportunity to play tennis regularly here.

The Grün-Weiss Nikolassee Tennis Club is located not far from Lake Wannsee.

Kulturforum on Potsdamer Platz unites various impressive museums.

Volkspark Humboldthain offers a picnic with a panoramic view of Berlin: the historical flak tower offers an unbeatable view of Germany's capital!

Around 70 kilometers west of Berlin, 2Wave uses its own surf cutter to generate the wave surfed here, almost 300 meters long in one stretch and lasting up to three hours over half a day. Additionally, there's foilsurfing and foil pumping via a self-built island with six launch ramps. For water sports around Berlin, this is the most unusual spot in the surrounding area.

The StandUpClub Berlin SUP rental is located on the grounds of Funkhaus Berlin in Oberschöneweide, where the East German Broadcasting used to have its studios. From the pier, you can paddle along the Spree past Plänterwald towards Treptower Park, Molecule Man, and Oberbaumbrücke. In addition to rentals for ages 16 and up, there are beginner courses, guided city tours, and SUP yoga on the board.

At 368 meters, the Berlin TV Tower is Germany's tallest structure and visible from almost every point in the city center. The glazed observation deck is at 203 meters, Tim Raue's revolving restaurant Sphere is at 207 meters and rotates twice an hour. For superlative attractions in Berlin, there's no way around this tower.

Located in Mitte, the Museum of Natural History houses over 30 million collection objects. The focus is on evolution and Earth's history – here, you're greeted by the world's tallest dinosaur and an exceptional meteorite archive.

The northern outskirts of Berlin are the home of Strandbad Wandlitz.

The cable car at Wasserskipark Zossen is 540 meters long, runs over five masts, and pulls riders with seven carriers over the water, including obstacles and kickers. Beginners start on the 150-meter-long practice lift, where only one person starts at a time. Vest, twin skis, and kneeboard are included in the ticket; the adult day pass costs 58 Euros.