Top 10 parks for recreation with children in Berlin

Published 24 April 2018 at 08:42

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If you have decided to spend the weekend with your children, take a look at our overview of parks in Berlin.

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Berlin presents itself as a modern metropolis, while being a very green city. Numerous wonderful parks provide place for pleasant walks with beloved ones. And for this purpose you shouldn't leave the city.

We offer our top 10 parks in different districts of Berlin, where you can not only have a lot of fun, but make meaningful use of your time.

Tiergarten

Tiergarten is a green island in the heart of Berlin. Here you can play football, do inline skating or just take a walk on the green lawns of the park.

In addition, the distinguishing features of the park are its attractions such as monuments and memorials.

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Tempelhofer Feld

Tempelhofer Feld was built on the site of the former airport. Apart from the large field, where you can relax, the park offers plenty of place for jogging, cycling, kites and much more.

The park is popular among citizens as a place for picnics and barbecues.

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Viktoriapark

A beautiful place where you can observe the western part of Berlin on the top of the hilly park. Here you can also enjoy a picnic on the top of the Kreuzberg.

Let your children be fascinated by the beautiful waterfall and small animal enclosure in the Victoria Park.

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Volkspark Friedrichshain

The best-known attraction of the park is the fairytale fountain Märchenbrunnen. The public park Friedrichshain is an ideal place for family recreation. No wonder, the offer for children and adults is huge - on countless playgrounds and sports fields, you can spend your time as active and enjoyable as possible.

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Schlosspark Charlottenburg

One of the most beautiful and picturesque parks in Berlin, which offers plenty of space for jogging, picnics or relaxation on the green lawns. Its special flair gives the park the castle Charlottenburg, which is a very attractive spot for tourists.

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Volkspark Humboldthain

Volkspark Humboldthain offers large lawns, a rose garden, a children's playground, a football field and an outdoor pool.

Your children will find a lot of fun here - in addition to a conventional playground near the pool, the Humboldthain also has an adventure playground with wooden huts.

In winter, the toboggan run Humboldthöhe is open in the park.

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Tierpark Berlin

Tierpark Berlin is the largest adventure zoo in Europe. Almost 9.000 exotic animals live here in a diversified, spacious landscaped park with a historic palace and many highlights. Lots of fun for the little ones: It isn't only with the sunny weather that the large play area with countless water games is popular.

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Botanischer Garten und Botanisches Museum Berlin

Botanical Garden offers you an unique journey around the world - from the Alps to the Far East. Here you feel like you are in the green oasis. In Botanical Museum you can marvel at botanical and archaeological findings.

Enjoy a pleasant and informative recreation!

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Britzer Garten

The Britzer Garten is one of the most beautiful parks in Berlin, where you can experience the colorful change of the seasons. Jolly entertainments await little visitors in the vast sand area Sahara and in bamboo jungle.

Also in the park there is a playground with animals, which will not leave small researchers indifferent.

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Treptower Park

Treptower Park is an attractive destination for family walks. Here you can ride a bike or enjoy the park landscape. The Spree, which flows through the park, provides a good opportunity for boat trips.

A special attraction is the oldest public observatory in Germany - the Archenhold-Sternwarte, which has the huge refracting telescope with the weight of 130 tons. 

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