Science events for children in Berlin explore space, technology and the questions behind everyday discoveries. Planetarium shows, demonstrations and hands-on activities offer different ways into a subject, so check the description and recommended age to choose between watching, experimenting and building something.
148 shows and events

A 360° dome film reveals the science and legends behind the Northern and Southern Lights.

Explore how magnets work through laboratory activities, crafts and games about magnetism.

A mobile planetarium dome visits the library, with readings and activities for families.

Children investigate why leaves and red cabbage change colour using simple experiments.

A little shooting star searches for a new home, encountering the Sun, Moon and Saturn along the way.

Explore how AI-generated internet content affects new AI systems and discuss connections with politics and sustainability.

Participants explore autumn colours through creative activities and experiments at an environmental education event.

Kids program a small mobile robot with Calliope and Scratch, learning basic electronics and circuits.

Travel through the Solar System to observe Earth, explore the Moon and see the Sun's surface.

Children build and test marble run tracks using Gravitrax pieces.

Astronaut training at orbitall during the holidays.

An interactive journey from sunrise to nightfall explores the sun, moon and stars.

An interactive journey through the solar system, from Mercury to the outer planets.

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

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

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

A boy and a robot explore Einstein's ideas on a journey through space and time.

Children programme small Bluebots robots to help a cockroach escape its pursuers.

Children build and programme LEGO models, such as the robot Milo, in pairs.

Justus, Peter and Bob investigate strange happenings and a mysterious singing snake.

Children and teenagers develop their own games with support through media education.

Children explore programming with LEGO® Education sets, with Beebots and Ozobots also available.

Children control robots with buttons, colours or tablet apps, using different tools according to age.

Children try learning robots and build simple electronic circuits with LEDs and conductive tape.