Parents

With more than 2,000 square meters, Bambooland on Nonnendammallee is one of the largest indoor playgrounds in Berlin. The hall in Siemensstadtpark is designed as a jungle throughout, with the panda bear Bamboo as its mascot, a huge climbing labyrinth, and trampolines. The U7 stops at Paulsternstraße, from there it's a two-minute walk.

Karls Erlebnis-Dorf in Elstal is located half an hour west of Berlin and has no entrance fee. For rainy days, the free indoor areas are particularly important: the Play Barn with a ball pit and a giant slide with a timer, the Climbing Silo with eight floors, and Terminal E, where a real Antonov hangs from the ceiling and children can climb inside.

The Kindercafé Spielzimmer at Helmholtzplatz is the most affordable indoor playground in Prenzlauer Berg: one hour costs 2 Euros per child, accompanying adults pay nothing. The play area spans multiple levels with a climbing frame, double slide, and ball pit, plus there's a dedicated area for babies and toddlers.

Actors like Jasmin Tabatabai or Claude-Oliver Rudolph, as well as Bloodhound Gang bassist Evil Jared, feel just as comfortable at Bonfini as do hip students or parents with children.

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.