I went there with friends, they found this place online. The idea of this place sounded really to us, so We decided to give it a try, I mean how crazy it that playing mini golf at night. Schwärzliche-Minigolf located not far from the center. read more

I went there with friends, they found this place online. The idea of this place sounded really to us, so We decided to give it a try, I mean how crazy it that playing mini golf at night. Schwärzliche-Minigolf located not far from the center. It's also not so far from the U-Bahn station. When my partner and I were around this area, kinda felt a bit intimidated. From The U-Bahn station to the this place, the road was also quite dark and around this area seem to have lots of people doing and selling some illegal stuff. As I heard, this place actually a bit dangerous, so just make sure you didn't walk here alone at night, and be careful. About 8-10 mins then we reached this place. It's actually nice, there have a bar table here you could get some drink and carried it to the underground golf field. Soon are allowed to enter this mysterious place. It was actually night that dark, cuz the neo color painting and some little lights around. There were couple rooms here, different level different challenges. As the staff told me will be more fun to wear the 3D glasses to play, so I did wear them and played the mini golf with them all time on. It was really funky and cool experience. Sort of like after I got drunk and tried to play golf, which in this case I was not. We all had really great time here. I hope this place could be a bit bigger, and there could be more challenges. I do find the idea of playing golf in dark with 3D glasses might sound crazy, but actually quite fun. Sometime crazy is good. I like it anyway. If you like to try something crazy and fun, why not give here a try. read more

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First things first: MAKE A RESERVATION. Yes I know it's just mini-golf, and you've only got 4 people. It's the middle of the week at 5:30pm. You should be able to just walk right in. But you'd be entirely wrong. Hit up the website and click on "RESERVIERUNG" in the menu. Now, how do you actually find the place? I'm pretty sure a disgruntled hipster wizard cast a spell on this place to make it nigh un-findable. The quick version is to simply enter the park from the Görlitzer Bahnhof U-Bahn station and it'll be the very first building you approach if you keep to the path. Enter on the right side. The mini-golf itself, once you manage to snag a reservation and get yourself inside, is pretty damn fun. It's black-lit with 3D and makes for a super fun experience with friends. At only 6.50 EUR, it's also a bargain for 1-2 hours of sweaty, eye-straining excitement. Not that it doesn't come without its caveats. The staff, well it would be kind to say they're simply curt. Your experience may vary from general indifference to downright rudeness. The maintenance of the holes themselves is also merely a suggestion. The last four holes will make you angry at the world. read more

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Another crazy and exiting Yelp event. I was very scpetical at the beginning...playing mini golf in the dark? how can i even see the ball, and survive the game, without being hit in the head by the someone else's golf club. There are different rooms, with different themes: psychedelic Berlin, a trip to mars, the galaxies and a room that looks more like a flipper table. Although i ended up at the second spot (from the bottom!), i had great fun here. A minus star for the staff....they could have been a tiny bit friendler. read more

I want to give this place maybe a three and a half. It is as awesome of an experience as it appears to be by the fellow reviewers and the pictures of it elsewhere online. The detail in the painted 3D blacklight scenes is fantastic and it's kind-of a must-see deal. Playing glow-in-the-dark mini golf while wearing 3D glasses the whole time is hilarious. But as a mini golf business and a mini golf course, it kinda blows. I wonder which came first: a blacklight company wanting to build something, or some people who wanted to have a novel business in Görlitzer Park that stood out. Either way it's kinda built like someone who's never played mini golf before. Mini golf is one of those things that I don't care what the circumstances are; I'm down. But this was more like "billiards with a glowing putter" or "an actual driving range at a Chuck-E-Cheese" than it was "excellent and functional mini golf course." Combine that with not getting enough putters and clubs for the three of us for inexplicable reasons, and the putters being in absolutely horrendous shape and it's a pretty big sour note on an otherwise awesome trip. The rubber on our putters was so torn that it was impossible to make a functional shot; your putter just drags on the ground and messes everything up. All of the holes are flat surfaces with some kind of quirky object in the middle of them, like concrete half-sphere planets or a loop-de-loop. Many of them involve pegging your ball into an uphill ramp, arcing between two quarter pipes, ringing a ball above your head on a totally unguided track, sinking between some impossible iron frames... It's not even something a skilled mini golfer (which I'm not) could reasonably do. This was the most leniently scored mini golf game I've ever played; maybe a third of the holes we said "okay, let's just all give ourselves five (!) strokes and not count, give up when we're tired of trying." 6.50's a great price. The translucent beer holders is a great idea. But the equipment is awful and the holes themselves (outside of their presentation) are pretty bad. But you should go cause it's cool and it's a blast with a small group of friends. read more

I would not rate myself a highly experienced connoisseur of mini golf, but I had a good time here. It might have been even better later in the evening -- it was rather crowded at 4PM on a Sunday. read more

Peeling paint, tiny place, overpriced, and crappy 3D paper glasses makes this place a HUGE disappointment. Skip this place unless you have nothing better to do in all of this great city or if you have kids over the age of 10. What a joke! read more

Do not recommend this. Very rough and scary area. There was a gang of lads stood at the entrance of the park selling weed ( which you need to walk through to get in).. the whole area smelt of weed. I refused to get out of the taxi out of genuine fear, however the taxi driver walked us in. The staff were rude and it was over priced. The game of golf in 3D was ok. However was only in there for about 15minutes as there's not that many games.. I was glad to leave read more

Very crammed, strange music, they were out of 3D glasses to rent so I recommend bringing your own. It's a nice idea and could be a lot more fun if they stemmed the flow of people starting so it doesn't get so crowded. The space is totally run-down looking too, needs a revamp! read more

"Schwarzlicht-Minigolf" is a typical Berlin invention, I guess. Because I have never seen anything like this in my life before I came to Berlin. Seems like being on drugs while playing some childish game not too difficult to learn! I also found this place at qype under "Isa Mitz" - I think that's the name of the café upstairs. Friendly staff but due to the weekend too many kids around. Nevertheless 5 stars. Next time I'll go when kids have to be home. Or at school. read more