Berlin Weekend Activities & Things to Do

Labyrinth Museum Play

Labyrinth Kindermuseum Berlin offers an interactive world of games and exploration stations housed in a former factory.

The current exhibition, 'Today, naturally!', invites children aged 3 and older to immerse themselves in marine worlds and take on animal tasks in various ecosystems, promoting environmental awareness.

Primarily for children aged 3 to 12. The museum has play areas, craft tables, and experiment areas. The visit typically lasts 2 hours, but a shorter exploration is possible. Children need to remove outdoor shoes, so bring slippers or grip socks. Limited space for strollers.

Cozy Family Dinner

Enjoy a relaxed evening meal at a family-friendly restaurant in Berlin.

Many establishments cater to children with special menus and a welcoming atmosphere.

Look for restaurants with high chairs, kids' menus, or small play corners. Duration is flexible.

Berlin Zoo Exploration

Discover Zoo Berlin, Germany's oldest and most species-rich zoo, home to about 20,000 animals across almost 1,100 species, including Germany's only giant pandas.

The zoo features a combination of historic buildings and state-of-the-art animal habitats.

Open 365 days a year. Very family-friendly with petting zoos and playgrounds. Children under 4 years old typically enter free of charge. Allocate 3-4 hours for a comprehensive visit.

Zoo Lunch Break

Enjoy lunch at one of the numerous kiosks or restaurants located throughout the Zoo Berlin.

Options range from quick snacks to full meals.

Good for all ages. High chairs may be available. Consider packing some snacks, especially for younger children.

LEGO Discovery Fun

Immerse yourselves in the ultimate LEGO indoor playground at LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Berlin.

Explore MINILAND with Berlin's iconic buildings made of LEGO, experience thrilling 4D cinema, enjoy fun rides like Dragon Castle, and test your skills at the NINJAGO training camp.

Perfect for families with young LEGO fans, recommended for ages 3-10. Adults must be accompanied by a child, and children by an adult. Infants 2 years old and under enter for free but need a ticket. Plan for 2-3 hours of interactive play.

Indoor Playground Adventure

Continue the fun at Jolo's Kinderwelt, a large indoor playground offering 1,500 m2 of entertainment.

Kids can enjoy a children's railroad, bouncy castles, a giant crocodile, an air mountain, building block areas, a labyrinth with slides, a ball pit, and more.

Suitable for children from 1 to 12 years old. There are dedicated areas for toddlers and playgrounds for older children. Parents can watch from an on-site cafeteria. Plan for 2-3 hours of active play.

Natural History Wonders

Explore the Museum für Naturkunde, one of Berlin's oldest museums, combining discovery, research, and science.

Marvel at impressive dinosaur skeletons, explore exhibits on System Earth, and discover the 'Wet Collection'.

Children under 6 years old get free entry. Family cards are available. The museum offers various materials for children and families to explore independently. Plan for 2-3 hours.

Underwater World Journey

Dive into AquaDom & SEA LIFE Berlin, a magical underwater world with over 5,000 sea creatures. Journey from the River Spree to the Atlantic Ocean, interact with starfish at the rock pools, and experience the impressive AquaDom, the world's largest cylindrical aquarium with a glass elevator ride through its center.

Great for kids of all ages, especially on a rainy day. Features include 35 different displays, an interactive touch pool, and a unique elevator ride. Plan for 2-2.5 hours.

Tiergarten Playground Fun

Enjoy some free outdoor play at one of Berlin's largest playgrounds located within the beautiful Tiergarten park.

This spacious area provides ample room for children to run, climb, and enjoy themselves.

Suitable for various age ranges with swings, climbing structures, and sand pits. It's a great spot for kids to burn off energy. Dress warmly as it is February.