Cancel
Open app
Search
Sign Up
Log In
Nearby
Bookmarks
Start a Project
Add a Business on Yelp
Add Review
Directions
Gubener Str. 24
10243 Berlin
Germany
Friedrichshain
Hours
What time does Dschungelspielplatz open?
Dschungelspielplatz opens at 8:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Dschungelspielplatz close?
Dschungelspielplatz closes at 6:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Does Dschungelspielplatz have parking?
Yes, Dschungelspielplatz has parking options.
German
3 Reviews
Get access to customer & competitor insights.
Driving into Berlin after 5 hours on the road we needed a place for our kids to get some energy…read moreout. This place hit the spot. It's adorable with things to play on and move that you definitely won't find anywhere else. They were able to spend over an hour here and still didn't want to leave. When we were here there was a portable outhouse across the street which was unlocked, but I think that was only because on some construction going on. I don't know if there is a close bathroom otherwise which for kids could end up being a disaster. Other than the restroom situation this place is amazing.
New York Time June 5, 2016 had an article about Berlin's playgrounds. This was mentioned and photos…read morewere shown. This is a witches themed playground with one of a kind wooden structures unlike anyone else in the world. On Sunday afternoon it is not crowded. The zip line was fun and so was the rope snake swing. I had a nice work out. A real find. If you are traveling with junior, stop by for a summer afternoon play break. You'd take more photos you think you could take. Better than the children's park in Luxembourg park in that it is free, less crowded and filled with one of a kind play structure only available in Berlin.
See all
Drachenspielplatz
Animals...... I love them!…read more So given the name of this place, its target audience is children and not adults like myself, but I can't help but be drawn to a petting zoo of sorts in the middle of a park. Walk through the gates and you can see a variety of animals. There are chickens everywhere, and other kinds of birds like ducks and geese. There is a barn full of rabbits and guinea pigs with super silly names bestowed upon them by the children who feed and take care of them. There is a pig old sow, who is scary looking... don't mess with her! And there are sheep, and goats, and DONKEYS! Oh man, I love the donkeys! You can pet the animals if they are near or watch them from afar. I also love strolling by the outside and seeing them making their loops around the yard. If you have little ones, definitely take them here for a comfortable and easy-going (plus safe) introduction to/interaction with farm animals. Best of all? It's free!
huge escape for little ones. kids will enjoy very minute to explore the castle, slides and hiding…read morecorners. definitely more fun for older children (3 years +) but always worth a visit even for little ones.
Brands by name
Articles by date
What a playground. Water play. Rope jungle. Huge animal statues. Clay making. Climbing areas that…read morego on and on. And that's apparently just one of three playgrounds here at Britzer Garten, a huge suburban park that's got a lake, a little train, plentiful benches and flower gardens, several snack stands and at least one very nice looking cafe on the small lake. This made a very fun outing for our crew of young European travelers (i.e., kids 4-8) who had enjoyed all the sightseeing but were also ready for a good place to just run around with the local kids. If you're going from downtown Berlin: it's only 20 minutes or so on the U-6 to Alt-Mariendorf, but you will then definitely want to take the bus to one of the park entrances. It's only a 5-10 minute bus ride -- and pretty easy to figure out once you arrive at Alt-Mariendorf -- but the distance is further than it looks on a map... and you don't want to use all your little people's energy just walking down a semi-busy street. Also, check out the map on the park's website before you go. I'd suggest aiming for one of the SW entrances (bus 179 as of this week), which are adjacent to the playground our kids enjoyed. (We entered from the North and bus 181, and there is not much up there other than flowers). Overall the park is plenty close that it's not a big deal getting there, but far enough that I'd consider it at least a half-day outing.
This is a wonderful place to see. Give yourself lots of time- it's over 90 hectares…read more There is a playground, lots of lakes, paths to stroll and sculptures to contemplate. Don't miss out on a great crepe while you're there! Bring your kite if it's breezy...
We loved this place. There's a great article on line about it- which I was not able to put here in…read moremy review. Look the place up- you'll find some nice written pieces on it.. We wanted a nice bottle of wine, and a trip outside of the Mitte- so we went here. It can take awhile, if the routes are torn up (the google route did not work because of construction on the lines). So I'm not going to give specific directions- but once you find a U-bahn route this is right off the line. The station is decked out in tiles with bacchus and grapes- and look at the light fixtures, they have painted grapes around them too. You'll be asked for a deposit on the wine glasses, so if you don't speak German- don't be freaked out if your bill is 2 Euros more than the wine- that's the deposit on your glasses. You will get it back when you bring the glasses back. We tried many wines- from dry, to half dry to sweet. All were delicious. There are bakeries all around the square- some of them "bio" (organic) and there is an organic grocery store just across the street. Lots of places to eat, too.
When you like to get in contact with the inhabitants of Berlin, I recommend the wine-source at the…read morewestern end of Rüdesheimer Platz in Berlin-Wilmersdorf (Friedenau). There you can sit, drink a glass of wine and eat everything you took with you. In the evening it is difficult to find a place. Lots of people of the neighbourhood like to come here. They put their tables together, decorate them and have dinner with all the eatings they brought with them. The location is open only in the summer months and only till 10 p.m.
Viktoria-Luise-Platz is a charming square on Motzstrasse - with a fountain and seating. When we…read morewandered through, plenty of people were reading books on the lawn of the square. There are also restaurants around the square (or down the streets leading up to the square). I highly recommend picking up some gelato at Viktoria Eis and walking toward and around the square!
I was here on a sunny day and I really enjoyed the area. Great chill out place if you just want to…read morehang with a beer or something like that. I would like to come back at night, to checkout the parties there, but unfortunately we didn't have time.
A huge areal with different buildings on it. Its a bit Berlinstyle worn down looking and has a…read morevariety of things to do to offer, concerts,party, theatre, meetings, rehearsal rooms and a Skateboarding hall. It has about 5 different clubs on it including the Cassiopeia, an Raggea club, a tiny café and the RAW 1&2. They have music from Rock to Electro, Hardcore and Raggea too. On wednesdays its Dub-Wohnzimmer (dub livingroom). Because its a selforganized squatlike place theyre endangered by being bought-offand lose their facilities like so many alternative venues in Berlin these days. Alternative crowd and they have medium known acts in concert too. Prices are medium too. .)