Autumn holiday events for children in Berlin bring together creative activities, performances and outings within the school-holiday selection. Compare individual dates and age recommendations to build your own holiday plans, checking the description and participation conditions rather than assuming an event provides supervision or full-day care.
412 shows and events

An escape game where families crack codes in four mystery boxes to tackle climate challenges.

Planetarium show journeying to all eight planets of our solar system

A guided tour through a WWII bunker hidden inside an old gas holder.

Turn old crystal chandeliers into unique jewellery pieces.

Children and teenagers use sewing machines to make something of their own, such as clothing or toys.

Explore objects up close, in your hands or under the microscope.

Families explore thatched houses and try threshing and hand-milling grain.

Children learn basic sewing skills by making small projects, though all places are now taken.

Drop by to sew your own accessories for a Halloween costume.

An interactive tour through the solar system, from Mercury to the icy outer regions.

Help with baking, cooking, decorating and serving food in a Halloween restaurant with music.

Participants explore voice, rhythm and harmony using body sounds and simple instruments.

A family workshop exploring how to make colors from plants and discover color tones in paintings.

A live-narrated journey through the solar system, stars and galaxies beyond the Milky Way.

A guided minibus excursion observes cranes, including their arrival at lakeside roosts at sunset.

Families examine façade sculptures and make their own reliefs using clay and plaster.

Teenagers write and produce their own song together in this workshop.

Kids craft their own Halloween masks in this spooky workshop, with a surprise snack.

Coffee, waffles and cocoa are on offer at this café.

Families saw, hammer and sand wood together to build something of their own.

Children invent their own scary stories and give them shape with Anja Frisch.

Young gamers test this year's nominated video games and help decide who wins the TOMMI award.

An interactive escape rally in which teams of four help solve a mystery inside the exhibition.
