Kinder und Eltern können hier bäuerliche Landwirtschaft beobachten oder auch miterleben. Immer…read moredonnerstags gibt es einen Mitmach-Tag, bei dem Kreatives mit Naturmaterialien gebastelt wird oder man auch ganz konkret im Feld mithelfen darf. Auch ein ackerbaulicher Feldrundgang findet regelmäßig statt. Für Schulen und Kindergärten werden spezielle Module rund um die Themen Landwirtschaft, Tierhaltung und Ernährung angeboten.

From the owner: Auf dem öffentlichen Familien- und Kinderbauernhof können Berliner Stadtkinder und Jugendliche das…read morepure Landleben entdecken und die frische Berliner Landluft schnuppern. Sie können und dürfen entdecken, toben, spielen und ganz viel lernen, hier gibt es glückliche Bauernhoftiere, sowie Bio-Landwirtschaft zum Anfassen, Mitmachen und Lernen. Kinder, Jugendliche und Interessierte können hier spielerisch lernen und entdecken, woher die Lebensmittel kommen und wie sie produziert werden. Sie können direkten Kontakt zu den Hoftieren aufnehmen, über die Wiesen und Felder spazieren und auf dem Bauernhofspielplatz oder der Stroh-Hüpfburg toben.

From the owner: KajakBerlinTours bietet geführte Kajaktouren durch Berlin an. Die Tourentermine und Tickets sind…read moreauf Website zu finden. Für Gruppen, Schulklassen und als Teamevent können wir jederzeit und in ganz Berlin Touren organisieren. Treffpunkt für unsere Kajaktour-Klassiker ist unser Kajak-Truck am Carl Herz Ufer 9 neben dem Urbanhafen in Kreuzberg.

It seems as though going to lakes in the summertime is simply a Berlin given, but it took me more…read morethan two years before I actually made it to a lake for the purpose of hanging out and swimming. This is actually not all that surprising, given that I am a saltwater girl. I grew up swimming in oceans and seas, not lakes, and although I have fond lake memories from my childhood, something about them has never completely sat well with me. Part of it is in regards to that slimy gross feeling on your feet when you wade into a lake, and part of it is simply the fact that you can't see what's in the water. But it was a hot day, with highs projected to be around 100, so we knew better than to stay inside our non-air-conditioned flat and instead opted to go swimming. Schlachtensee was the destination, chosen namely for its closeness to the S-Bahn station, but also because its water quality tends to rank a bit higher than many other Berlin lakes. We arrived at the S-Bahn stop of the same name, and nearly walked directly onto the beach. But I wanted sun, and a bit more of a quieter spot, so we set off in search of a place. Mind you, if you arrive at 2 p.m. on a hot weekend afternoon, you are probably going to have to walk a ways to find something. But we were persistent, and eventually found a spot exactly halfway around the lake (or a good 2-kilometer walk). We set up camp and spent the next few hours undisturbed in our mostly sunny spot. We also had easy access to the water, and I was surprised at home most of the shoreline spots have clear-ish water and sandy beaches, so I didn't have to get too squeamish. The lake is also very long but not so wide, and one could likely leisurely swim between the North and South sides within 5 minutes. Keep in mind that the North side is also the dog side, although the Germans, stickler for rules that they are, will conveniently ignore the signs where their dogs are concerned and they will be seen all over. Luckily, I only encountered happy dogs and zero dog shit, so good for the owners. Pro tip: If possible, walk to the Nikolassee S-Bahn if you're taking the S1 or S7 back into Berlin. That way, you will be guaranteed a seat on your ride home and be able to avoid the masses of people shoving onto the train at the Schlachtensee stop.

I love this Lake, doesn't matter what season it is, each one has its own little charm to the lake…read more In winter, if the ice is thick enough dare to do some ice skating or just walk around the lake and get some mullet wine or hot chocolate to warm ones icy finger s at the Fischerhütte Beer garden. But my fave is the summer, just take some snacks, a bottle of wine and look for a nice sunny spot with your friends and enjoy the lake and all its beauty. The lake is nice and clear for swimming or just rent a boot and take a sun bath in the middle of the lake defo highlight of the long summer months. It's easy accessible via U-bahn from U-Bahn Krumme Lanke or via the S-Bahn from the Stop Schlachtensee. Only recommendation don't stay right at the big lawn next to the SBahn stop its getting overcrowded and the Lake has way nicer little spot if you just start walking around it ;)

I had my first Underground Lasergames experience on the weekend and WOW! I've played Lasergames…read morebefore (in Australia), but this is a completely different league. For starters, the bunker location is very cool and gets the adrenaline going on arrival. The equipment is great, not too much gear and the hand held guns are easy to operate. There is also a variety of games you can play. We did a round of every man/woman for themselves, which was a great start and good to get to know the location. We then went on to complete a group mission. This involved cracking codes, climing into dark sand filled rooms, a team against team round and more! My personal highlight was abseiling down into the dark second level of the bunker with only a gasmask and a camera on my helmet, hoping my team would tell me the right way to go (which they did very well!). Definately got a rush! I'll definately be going back. And for all you women out there, it's not just a guys thing. As a women, I had a ball and those with me did too. So don't be shy! p.s. I recommend to all take comfortable clothing so you can move well, nothing too warm because you sweat alot and nothing white because you'll light up in the blacklight and get dirty anyway. Enjoy!!!

From the owner: Wir bieten Lasertag in einem alten Bunker, mitten im Stadtzentrum Berlins!read more

Wonderful outdoor course for kids. For a person from the US this place is a breathe of fresh air…read moreto really liberate and empower children to move forward and try to conquer fears they might have. The employees there were friendly and understanding enough to help out and point out errors(remember it helps to be proactive in asking in order to prevent errors in direction and what not). They do have essentially a commandment list of sorts of dos and donts. Just be sure to respect them as they are there for your safety! Look forward to another visit in the future when the children are perhaps older and we can all enjoy the adult course!

From the owner: Der Kletterpark im Zentrum Berlins - Einlass nur mit…read moreOnline-Reservierung - In 10min aus der City West erreichbar, mit den Öffentlichen, dem Auto oder dem Fahrrad. Unser Hochseilgarten bietet jedem etwas, ob Groß oder Klein, alleine oder als Gruppe bzw. Familie, Anfänger oder Fortgeschrittener. Auf 14 Parcours (davon 3 für Kinder), 150 Elemente auf 2000m Strecke kann man sich nach Herzenslust austoben. Unser Teamparcours ist spezialisiert auf Teamtrainings, in denen der Gruppenzusammenhalt gestärkt wird. In Kombination mit unserer Gastronomie ist er der ideale Platz für Incentives oder Firmenfeiern. Am malerischen Wasserturm gelegen bietet unsere Gastronomie "Sommergarten" Platz zum Entspannen und Sonnen. Wir sind täglich geöffnet, von März bis Oktober (wetterabhängig). Der Jungfernheidepark ist Berlins zweitgrößter Volkspark (nur der Tiergarten ist größer), dadurch ist ein Ausflug in unseren Waldhochseilgarten wirklich ein Ausflug ins Grüne.