5 Locations
A workshop is a great way to learn a new skill in Berlin, from pottery and printmaking to cooking, cocktails and coding. Across the city's studios and creative spaces, a workshop offers hands-on fun for individuals, groups and team outings.
This overview gathers Berlin locations for a workshop, from craft and art studios to cookery schools and maker spaces. Some focus on ceramics, jewellery and printmaking, others on food, drink, photography and digital skills.
Browse the options below to find the best workshops in Berlin, compare courses and prices, and plan your visit.
Marsano ties its bouquets by season rather than by a fixed recipe and has grown part of its flowers on a field of its own outside Berlin since 2019. Around 35 people work in the house south of the Gendarmenmarkt, and beside the floristry there are vintage furniture pieces, an Everlasting Collection and changing shows of young Berlin art.
Grünschnabel in the Bötzowviertel calls itself a neighborhood flower shop and sources its cut flowers from nurseries in Brandenburg, with a seven-day freshness guarantee. Bouquets start at 35 Euros, the shop plants balcony boxes for free (only the contents are paid for), and pots and vases come from their own line.
At the Kerzenwerkstatt Feuer & Flamme in Prenzlauer Berg children pull their own candles: pick a wick and a colour, dip it into the warm wax again and again, twist and bend it until the candle stands up. Twelve colours, four candles per child and the guidance are included in the price, and pre-school groups have terms of their own.
Gardening has been practiced since 2009 on approximately 6,000 square meters of former wasteland on Prinzenstraße in Kreuzberg, first as Prinzessinnengarten, and after the collective moved to Neukölln, as the independent Moritzplatz Neighborhood Garden. Vegetables and herbs grow in bakery crates and rice sacks; there are no private plots, and admission is free.
The Atrium Youth Art School in Märkisches Viertel is Germany's largest youth art school and the place on this list where children don't just watch, but play theatre themselves. The program includes theatre courses for children aged six and up, dance workshops, and class projects. Additionally, there's an art park with an outdoor stage and a large costume collection.