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.
410 shows and events

Children enjoy Halloween crafts, walking acts and Radio TEDDY activities that differ by day.

A planetarium show tracing the Voyager probes' journey past the outer planets and beyond.

Explore ideas and interactive stations showing how Berlin can become a greener city.

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

Cook together, listen to music and enjoy karaoke and a small dance floor before Halloween.

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

A guided tour through the dinosaur exhibition introduces famous fossils from three geological eras.

Children try controlling Beebot and Ozobot robots with button presses, a pen and paper.

Families and children learn to repair everyday objects like skateboards and jewellery using simple tools.

Discover creatures in Museum Island artworks, then shape your own monsters and ghosts.

Interactive exhibition lets children try out art, music, logic, movement and language activities.

Try VR headsets, explore virtual worlds and create your own virtual creations.

Families swap clothes and Halloween costumes, bringing up to four items each.

Shaun and his sheep friends look forward to Halloween on Mossy Bottom Farm.

Children build towers, vehicles or imaginary worlds with LEGO bricks at the library.

Younger and older participants cook together, exploring how leftovers can become dishes in the kitchen.

Together, participants examine damaged clothing and consider ways to repair or upcycle it.

Children and their families choose a story together, then listen as it is read aloud.

Make scary, funny or ghostly Halloween decorations to put up at home.

A Harry Potter party brings together crafts, board games, a quiz and magic.

Children and young people try game design tools and create their own digital worlds.

Children hear fantastical myths about constellations and learn about stars.

Dig through soil layers under Berlin to uncover finds from the Stone Age to today.

An experiential trail explores how people orient themselves and perceive their surroundings without sight.