Free events for children in Berlin include offers with free participation and those asking for a voluntary donation. Browse activities that fit your family’s interests, then check the individual conditions for accompanying adults, materials and registration rather than assuming every part of the visit is free.
779 shows and events

Guide Awbie through the Osmo world with physical game pieces and practise programming with ScratchJR.

Families photograph the museum and Nikolaiviertel, then decorate prints into photo frames by hand.

Players explore a long-locked tower said to have housed a powerful demon pactmaker.

A read-aloud fantasy journey inspires visitors to draw their own vision of a place.

Lindsey from "lowkick" teaches self-defense for girls, trans* and non-binary youth.

Children explore changing science topics through hands-on experiments led by the Forschergarten team.

Participants carve their own stamp and use it to print personal gift wrap.

Children hear picture book stories, then browse books and craft their own crown.

Participants use movement, colour and sound to try out Gertrud Grunow’s Bauhaus ideas.

Participants paint and draw with charcoal, pencil and brush in a workshop with Marion Stille.

Children sing, play instruments and move together, no experience needed.

Families join craft tables, a photo throne and cake at this event.

A guided tour examines forced labour under Nazi rule and daily life in restored Barrack 13.

Children listen to familiar and new stories from European cultures, read aloud.

Families join a devotion and lantern procession with songs across the estate.

Watch films, join a tour in pyjamas or play in small museum tents.

Families explore artist Cesar Klein and create their own small artwork together.

Young orchestras, choir and ensembles perform a concert inspired by Leo Lionni's story.

Readings, theatre and an interactive story with music celebrate a new book corner.

Drop by to design and 3D-print your own creations using TinkerCad, no experience needed.

Children and teens create a fanzine telling the story of resistance fighter Eva Mamlok.

Storyteller Jeronimo shares fairy tales and nature stories for families with children.

Create patterns and design a fabric ribbon inspired by the colours of Danube Swabian clothing.

Young people gather by a campfire to hear stories in which music plays an important role.