Step into a world of discovery and imagination! ANOHA, the children’s museum of the Jewish Museum Berlin, invites kids to explore the story of Noah’s Ark in a way that’s hands-on, creative, and deeply meaningful.

Cycling is booming again—as a healthy, sustainable, and flexible means of transport. But what role will the bicycle play in the city of the future? The exhibition “Tailwind—More City for Bikes!” explores this question and invites visitors to reflect, interact, and pedal through history and innovation.

Step into the vibrant world of Pompeii just before disaster struck. This immersive exhibition lets you experience the everyday life of its people moments before Mount Vesuvius erupted. Through breathtaking virtual reality and lifelike replicas, history comes alive in all its intensity.

The keyword “IKONO Berlin” introduces this one-of-a-kind attraction in the heart of Berlin. Prepare to be amazed as IKONO Berlin transforms art into a multisensory playground. Located right at Alexanderplatz, this immersive experience invites you to dive into vibrant, dreamlike installations and become part of the artwork itself.

Looking for an exciting and educational family outing in Berlin? The Roboter Rallye at the Museum for Communication Berlin combines play, technology, and discovery in a unique experience designed especially for children. Guided by a robot and packed with puzzles, this interactive rally introduces kids to the fascinating world of communication—past, present, and future.

Rebellion, rhythm, and resistance—the Heavy Metal in the GDR exhibition in Berlin’s Kulturbrauerei Museum immerses you in a world where music meant much more than just sound. On view until August 31, 2025, this compelling exhibition explores how East German metalheads carved out a vibrant counterculture despite state control, surveillance, and censorship.

During the Cold War, the Tränenpalast in Berlin was a symbol of heartbreak and hope. Located at Friedrichstraße station, this historic departure hall now houses a moving permanent exhibition that tells the story of Germany’s division. A visit to the Tränenpalast is more than just a museum stop – it’s a deep emotional journey into one of the most defining chapters of Berlin’s history.

Looking for an extraordinary thrill in the heart of Berlin? House Running in Berlin is your chance to defy gravity—by running straight down a 40-meter-high glass wall. Located at Potsdamer Platz, this unique adventure combines action, architecture, and adrenaline in one unforgettable experience. Step off the roof of “Das Center Berlin” and walk vertically into an urban dreamscape.

The Ökomarkt Domäne Dahlem in Berlin is your perfect weekend destination for sustainable shopping and local flavor. Every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., the historic manor grounds transform into a vibrant organic market filled with fresh produce, handmade goods, and regional delicacies. Set in a green oasis in the heart of Berlin-Dahlem, this farmers’ market is a must for eco-conscious shoppers, families, and anyone seeking authentic Berlin charm.

What makes news trustworthy? How has our relationship with media evolved over the centuries? The exhibition “Nachrichten – News” at the Museum for Communication Berlin examines the power of information—past, present, and future. On view until September 7, 2025, the show invites visitors of all ages to explore how news is made and how it shapes our understanding of the world.