Leisure

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

The famous Berliner Philharmoniker give a free lunch concert for music lovers every Tuesday between September and June in the foyer of the Philharmonie.

If you feel like playing soccer in winter but the weather trys to stop you? Come to Berlin Spandau's Kickerworld to play an indoor match!

Berlin's TV Tower is one of the most emblematic sights of the city and with its 368 metres of height not only Berlin's but Germany's highest building.

Fall is time for kiting - always a hit with children of all ages. The Teufelsberg with its 120 metres of height is the ideal place for it!

The black light miniature golf course will definitely colour up those gray fall days. Protected from the rain, you can combine playing a round of miniature golf with some miniature sightseeing.

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!

Enjoying a nice walk along the river Havel is a nice way to spend an autumn day.

2Wave is the first provider for surfing in Berlin! On Lake Havel, you can learn to surf on an artificially created wave by a special speed boat, book foil courses, and enjoy the adrenaline rush on the water. Whether you're a beginner or advanced, at 2Wave everyone can become a surf pro.

The Berlin TV Tower is one of the most well-known landmarks of the city and with its 368 metres of height, Germany's tallest building! It's located at Berlin Alexanderplatz.

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.

They are without any doubt the most popular ambassador of former East Germany and now present on all Berlin pedestrian crossings - the Ampelmann, the little human figure you see on traffic lights.

Preussenpark is a multifunctional sports and leisure location in Berlin Steglitz.

Nestled away in the forest under pine trees you will find the bathing beach Kleiner Müggelsee.

Wakeboarding or water skiing? Fans of both water sports get their money's worth at Water Ski Park Zossen!

Friedrichhain's East Side Gallery is with its 1.361 metres the longest open air gallery in the world and at the same time the longest piece of the Berlin Wall still standing!

The Wittenau Sports Center in Reinickendorf offers courts for tennis, badminton, squash, and table tennis.

All year round, it's high tennis season at 'Spok', the sports and cultural center in Pankow.

Climbing at BergWerk.Berlin is incredibly fun: Europe's largest indoor climbing park offers over a hundred exercises across ten courses at heights of up to 25 meters, catering to all age groups and skill levels, from children to climbing professionals. Those who climb here experience pure adventure with a speed zip line and fun obstacles.

The Reichstag houses Europe's biggest plenary hall with 1.200 square metres!

The summer pool Freibad Grünau is located on the Dahme, to be exact on the shores of Langer See.