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Nestled in the heart of Berlin, the Labyrinth Kindermuseum is a vibrant sanctuary for children aged 3 to 11, inviting families to explore a world of creativity and learning. This interactive museum is designed to engage young minds through hands-on exhibits that promote exploration and discovery. With its focus on sustainability, the museum offers a unique blend of fun and education, making it a must-visit destination for families looking to enrich their children’s understanding of the world.

 The museum is located at Osloer Str. 12, in the Mitte district, making it easily accessible for both locals and tourists. Its unique architecture and colorful displays create an inviting atmosphere that sparks curiosity and imagination.

The Labyrinth Kindermuseum also features a delightful cafeteria that caters to both children and adults. Here, you can find a variety of healthy snacks and meals, including vegan options that are both nutritious and delicious. One standout dish is the homemade vegetable soup, bursting with fresh flavors and served with warm bread, perfect for a cozy lunch after a day of play. For those with a sweet tooth, the fruit parfaits are a colorful treat, layered with yogurt and granola, making them a hit among the little ones.

One of the museum's most beloved features is its giant costume wardrobe, where children can dress up as their favorite characters and engage in imaginative play. This area not only encourages creativity but also fosters social interaction as kids collaborate in their make-believe adventures. Additionally, the museum hosts rotating exhibits focusing on themes such as environmental awareness and cultural diversity, ensuring that each visit offers something new and exciting.

Situated in the Mitte district, the Labyrinth Kindermuseum is conveniently located near several other attractions. Families can easily explore the nearby Berlin Wall Memorial or take a leisurely stroll through the charming streets of Prenzlauer Berg, known for its cafes and boutiques. The museum's central location makes it an ideal stop for a day of family fun, combining education with leisure.

The Labyrinth Kindermuseum is renowned for its interactive exhibits that encourage children to learn through play, focusing on themes like sustainability and cultural diversity.

Visiting the museum provides a unique opportunity for children to engage with educational content in a fun and interactive environment, making it a perfect family outing.

The museum is typically open from 10 AM to 6 PM, but it's best to check their official website for any updates on hours and special events.

Whether you’re a local or a visitor to Berlin, the Labyrinth Kindermuseum promises a day filled with laughter, learning, and unforgettable memories. Bring your family and let the adventure begin!

Center with interactive exhibits, encouraging exploration & discovery, for children aged 3-11.

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We came here in the morning of a weekday and it was quite quiet around 10 o’clock. We first thought maybe this place was more for younger kids but there was more stuff upstairs and our older kid also enjoyed it there. The current theme is about sustainability and our kids learned a lot about the topic.

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Great place to spend the day (or just the afternoon). Lots of activities. There's a giant costume wardrobe for kids to dress up, that's amazing. The cafeteria has a nice variety, also Vegan options (but it's quite pricey).

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You can easily spend 2 hrs here with kids aged 12 and below. It's not really for older kids. It's more like a playground with information about the environment that probably no one reads. It can get crowded, it's nice but I'd only go once.

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Really not all that bad.. Dumb way to start and went on a rainy day here with my daughter and left 5.5 hours later. We brought our food but the prices are very decent if you want to buy stuff here. The staff were friendly as well.
There were lots of things to play with to keep my daughter of 3 yrs 3 months entertained. At first she had to scope out the place and once she felt safe she was running around like a maniac screaming and having fun. The kitchen area up stairs was probably her favorite, we were there alot of the time.
Its a great place for a rainy afternoon! And there is no labyrinth if your wondering.
Bring house shoes or thick socks, you have to take your shoes off inside.

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I was very impressed with the museum. there are number of reasons; 1) my 3 year old had a great time!! She enjoyed every part of the museum. We spent almost 3 hours.
2) Cultural diversity and inclusion was a common theme in the exhibits at the museum. Every activity/game was thoughtfully designed to teach children that everybody is different and we should respect each others values and differences.
I loved this idea!!!!
Raising young people who are aware of each others differences yet who are able to live together by forming friendships, communities, and families. This is what our world needs.
This museum was one of the best examples of how education can be combined with play to teach children about big ideas!!

There is so much more to write about this museum.. But I will end my review by saying that if you have a chance to visit Berlin, even if you don't have children , you should visit this museum and observe every little detail about what it has to offer.

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