Find Berlin events with age recommendations overlapping 4–7, including theatre, creative activities and outings for families. The selection spans different interests and levels of participation, so read the event’s own age guidance and description to decide whether it fits your child rather than the age band alone.
1,421 shows and events

Watch acrobatics and acromagic woven into a poetic narrative in this Cirque du Soleil production.

Families run or walk 5 or 10 km along an illuminated Halloween-themed route

Families paint and decorate pumpkins together for Halloween, with costumes welcome and pumpkins to take home.

Children enjoy crafts, a film, disco and snacks at this supervised party.

Parents and children paint together on walls as light changes the image.

A decorated special train rides through spooky Wuhlheide, with ghosts possibly along the way.

An autumn party at the Familienfarm Lübars.

Families explore a library decorated for Halloween, then listen to a potentially spooky story.

Late evening tour shares spooky, beautiful and sad stories about the castle and garden.

Families explore Berlin 100 years ago and create their own expressive picture of the metropolis.

Visit exhibitions and join guided tours as part of a varied programme at the citadel.

Rare chance to sit inside historic 1950s S-Bahn train cars

Fathers and children play and move together, with opportunities to meet others.

The family programme combines a tour through an exhibition with a workshop at the citadel.


Children examine everyday objects through play, sounds, marks and small stories.

Families explore castles, fairy tales, emperors and princesses using all their senses.

Ala Labama transforms objects and makes them float, while assistant Kent Ackie's missed cue causes confusion.

Follow Scheri the scarab through the Egyptian Museum, examining artworks to answer the search game's questions.

An indoor flea market at the Familienfarm Lübars.

Three short films explore the colorful world of sounds, music and noises.

Two actors and a musician improvise a playful story about children and adults meeting.

Miniature trains run through a model of Anhalter Bahnhof as it looked in 1939.

A little dragon can fart instead of breathing fire in this story with music and rhymes.