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Berlin is an incredibly family-friendly city. With its massive parks, world-class zoos, and interactive museums designed specifically for children, there is no shortage of ways to keep the little ones entertained. Here are 10 things to do in Berlin that will make your kids' day.
The oldest and most famous zoo in Germany. It's home to the only giant pandas in the country and features a massive, modern playground. The adjacent aquarium is equally impressive.
Located at Potsdamer Platz, this is the ultimate indoor playground for LEGO fans. It features a Miniland of Berlin, a 4D cinema, and plenty of building stations.
Home to the world's tallest mounted dinosaur skeleton (Brachiosaurus) and incredible interactive displays about the solar system and evolution.
A massive museum with real trains, planes, and ships. The "Spectrum" science center next door has hundreds of hands-on experiments for kids of all ages.
A museum where "touching is allowed." It features changing interactive exhibitions that encourage kids to learn through play and creativity.
Europe's largest non-profit center for children, youth, and families. Located in a massive park (Wuhlheide), it features a space center, a theater, and incredible outdoor play areas.
The largest landscape zoo in Europe, located in East Berlin. It's much more spacious than the central zoo and features a beautiful palace (Schloss Friedrichsfelde) on the grounds.
Located in a converted church, this museum features a massive climbing shelf and interactive exhibitions that focus on art, culture, and history.
A must-visit for chocolate lovers. Kids can design their own chocolate bar and learn about the history of cocoa in a fun, interactive way.
Berlin is famous for its creative playgrounds (Spielplätze). The pirate ship playground near the Schloss Charlottenburg is one of the best, featuring a massive wooden ship for kids to explore.
The Berlin WelcomeCard offers free public transport and discounts at many of these family attractions. It's a great way to save money if you're planning a busy sightseeing schedule.
To make your family trip even easier, consider a guided family tour. These tours are designed to be engaging for kids while still providing interesting information for the parents.
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