Kid-friendly places in Berlin

Fully fenced playground built around a wooden dragon, with two slides and a water pump.

Apartment hotel with a kitchen and a washer and dryer in the apartments, and interconnecting ones on request.

Apartments with full kitchens, and connecting doors that turn two of them into one place for a bigger group.

Big, shady playground of 3,000 square metres with a climbing castle and a net.

Kids' café made for babies to preschoolers, with breakfast and a kids' plate.

Family room with two interconnected bedrooms and a mini fridge.

Kids' café with a big indoor playground and a toddler corner with a ball pit.

Hands-on museum made for kids from 2, with a café in the courtyard.

Apartment-style hotel whose family rooms run up to 75 square metres, with a living room apart from the bedroom and a full kitchen.

A big wooden pirate ship with climbing nets, near Charlottenburg Palace.

A Plansche: one of the shallow public paddling pools the city opens on hot days.

Sandy playground beneath a big rainbow, with a climbing frame joined to a slide and a tyre swing.

Playground on a square whose play pieces recall the old railway yard, with benches and planting around it.

Family rooms are two connecting deluxe rooms, and a cot for under-3s is free.

About 1,600 square metres of climbing towers, a tunnel slide, wobbly bridges and trampolines.

Playground for smaller kids, with a water pump.

A climbing castle with rope bridges, platforms up in the trees and slides.

Playground at the park entrance that suits older kids too, with a nature area right across from it.

Neighbourhood playground with a Plansche, a shallow paddling pool for hot days.

Two-bedroom family apartment of about 75 square metres with a full kitchen.

Design hotel with family rooms made of two double rooms behind a private door.

Indoor playroom for ages 1 to 7, with waffles and coffee in the café alongside.