Museum events for children in Berlin
Museum events for children in Berlin bring together exhibitions, family tours and creative activities connected with the collections. Look at what children will see or make, then check the recommended age and any admission conditions for the activity and the museum itself.
75 shows and events
Guided tour “Knights, Games and Clues”
Follow clues through the exhibition to explore armour, historical games and the stories behind objects.
Guided tour: Asian art
A guided tour of the new Asian art collections, including questions of provenance and restitution.
Animal teeth discovery “Zeig her deine Zähne”
Children look into animals’ mouths and compare different teeth and jaw shapes.
Exhibition “GREEN PLANET BERLIN”
Visiting this family event also includes a visit to the Green Planet Berlin exhibition.
Tour “Hannes, Fine und die Eisenbahn”
Cloth puppets tell a travel story, and children learn how steam locomotives work.
Exhibition “Green Planet Berlin”
Explore ideas and interactive stations showing how Berlin can become a greener city.
Family guided tour “Dinosaurs!”
A guided tour through the dinosaur exhibition introduces famous fossils from three geological eras.
Exhibition “Talentopia”
Children explore art, music, logic and language in interactive talent-discovery stations.
Flashlight tour “Nachtaktiv”
Children use flashlights to find nocturnal animals after the museum closes.
ANOHA Children's Museum
Families discover the story of Noah’s Ark and explore the children’s museum together.
Exhibition “Kunstknall”
An interactive exhibition shows ceramics, photos, paintings and textiles by women artists worldwide.
Family guided tour
A guided tour gives families an overview of ships, railways and airplanes on display.
Exhibition “Eat Smart! From Apple to Cinnamon”
Children explore where food comes from and how it works inside the body.
Family guided tour: future worlds
A family tour explores possible futures, with content adapted to participants' ages.
Exhibition “On Water”
The tour connects water research in the sea with an artificial iceberg and space.
Live artefact restoration
Watch a trainee specialist restore an original archaeological find and ask about the methods and tools.
Tour “Dancing Generations”
A guided tour explores how dance passes between generations, using fans and museum objects.
Spanish guided tour “Las Américas”
A dialogue-based tour in Spanish explores indigenous cultures and colonial history across the Americas.
Citadel Family Sunday
The family programme combines a tour through an exhibition with a workshop at the citadel.
Discoveries in the Old National Gallery
Families explore castles, fairy tales, emperors and princesses using all their senses.
Search game “Follow the Scarab”
Follow Scheri the scarab through the Egyptian Museum, examining artworks to answer the search game's questions.
Model railway show “Little Train, Big Fun!”
Miniature trains run through a model of Anhalter Bahnhof as it looked in 1939.
Family Sunday “Watch and listen!”
Children explore how sound shapes film through hands-on stations, a sound walk and screenings.
Overview guided tour
Guides lead visitors through the museum, sharing anecdotes about 70 years of computer game culture.