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

An immersive planetarium journey through space set to Imagine Dragons' hit songs.

Children dismantle everyday appliances with real tools and discuss how their internal technology works.

Children design a game piece on a computer and print a fabric playing field.

Programme your own games, build robots and compose music at interactive activity stations.

A 360-degree animated film follows the rainbow fish through an undersea adventure.

Watch experiments with unexpected results, then look behind the scenes of the demonstration.

A 360-degree fulldome film version of the classic audio-play musical about two forest spirits' dream leaves.

Children and their accompanying adults experiment with water to find out why things float.

Participants build circuits with LEDs and conductive tape to make paper creations light up.

Children try different digital tools, from LEGO robotics to animation and game programming.

A live-narrated 360° flight explores the solar system from Mercury to Saturn.

Visualisations explain how black holes form, what makes them distinctive and how scientists study them.

Explore cosmic discoveries, the network of dark matter and the echo of the Big Bang.

A Halloween journey to eerie, mysterious phenomena across the universe, with fulldome footage.

Children examine everyday objects through play, sounds, marks and small stories.

Children make potions, investigate ghost phenomena, create spider patterns and follow hidden clues through a Halloween school.

Children investigate one object through touch, sound, questions, imaginative play and creative activities.

A 360° film follows the Olchi family's adventurous journey through the solar system.

Program robots, add features and test how they respond during small missions.

A guided observatory visit exploring telescopes, meteorites and the night sky.

Children Mark, Nina and Tim journey through the solar system in a 360° film.

Make corn flour printing paste, design your own shapes and produce edible objects with a 3D printer.

Three detectives investigate the Salt Witch's disappearance in an audio drama with 3D sound and 360° visuals.

A live-narrated planetarium show exploring Einstein's theory of relativity, black holes and the 1919 solar eclipse.