Berlin

Berlin with kids

Zoos, science museums, parks and playgrounds in Berlin — with what suits your kids' ages, child discounts and stroller notes.

Attractions

Family attractions in Berlin

Outdoors

Parks & playgrounds in Berlin

  • Prinzessinnengartengarden35-38 PrinzenstraßeMon 10:00-12:00 · Tue 18:00-20:00 · Wed 12:00-15:00 · Thu 13:00-16:00 · Fri 14:00-19:00 · Sat 14:00-18:00 · Sun 12:00-00:00
  • Himmelbeetgarden77 Gartenstraße
  • Comenius-Gartengarden35 Richardstraße
  • Botanischer Volkspark Blankenfelde-PankowparkMon–Sun 07:00-sunset
  • Körnerparkpark
  • Krausnickparkpark10:00-20:00
  • Schlosspark Britzpark
  • Naturpark Schöneberger Südgeländepark
  • Pappelplatzpark
  • SenefelderplatzparkOpen 24/7
  • Ursula-Mamlok-Parkpark3 - 23 GleditschstraßeOpen 24/7
  • Köllnischer Parkpark
  • Leiseparkpark
  • Rosengartengarden
  • Alboinplatzpark
  • Alter ParkparkOpen 24/7
  • Arnold-Schönberg-PlatzparkOpen 24/7
  • Bahnhofsparkpark
  • Ernst-Thälmann-Parkpark
  • FriedensplatzparkOpen 24/7
With a stroller

Getting around Berlin with kids

It depends on the district. Historic centres often have narrow pavements and cobbles; newer quarters are easier. On the metro, look for stations with a lift (marked on the map). Buses almost always have a ramp and a stroller bay.

Plan

Family tickets & stay in Berlin

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Q&A

Answers to your questions

What is there to do in Berlin with kids?
Zoos and aquariums, science and discovery museums, big parks with playgrounds, and usually a theme park nearby. The list below, with what suits your kids' ages.
Is Berlin stroller-friendly?
It depends on the district. Historic centres often have narrow pavements and cobbles; newer quarters are easier. On the metro, look for stations with a lift (marked on the map). Buses almost always have a ramp and a stroller bay.
Are there child discounts at Berlin's sights?
Almost always. Children under a set age (often 6, sometimes 12 or 18) enter free or half price, and there's usually a family ticket that pays off from 2 adults + a child.
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