The MACHmit! Museum für Kinder in a former church in Prenzlauer Berg offers interactive exhibitions for children.
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The Labyrinth Kindermuseum in Wedding offers hands-on exhibitions for children.

The Berliner Medizinhistorisches Museum at the Charité shows the history of medicine and Rudolf Virchow's pathology collection.
The Museum in der Kulturbrauerei presents everyday life in the GDR, run by the Haus der Geschichte foundation.
The Tränenpalast, the former border departure hall at Friedrichstraße station, has an exhibition on everyday life in divided Germany.
The Museum Berlin-Karlshorst is in the building where the German Wehrmacht's unconditional surrender was signed in May 1945.
The Alliiertenmuseum documents the history of the Western Allies in Berlin from 1945 to 1994.
The Alliiertenmuseum documents the history of the Western Allies in Berlin from 1945 to 1994.
The Anne Frank Zentrum presents an exhibition on Anne Frank's life and diary for young people.
The Liebermann-Villa was the summer home of painter Max Liebermann, with his restored garden on the Wannsee.
The Georg Kolbe Museum, in the sculptor's former studio, shows modern and contemporary sculpture.
Haus am Waldsee is an exhibition venue for contemporary art in a villa with a sculpture garden.
KINDL is a center for contemporary art in a former brewery in Neukölln.
The Neuer Berliner Kunstverein presents contemporary art and runs an artothek and video forum.

Sammlung Boros shows a private contemporary art collection in a converted World War II bunker, by appointment.
The Waldbühne is an open-air amphitheater near the Olympiastadion, used for concerts in summer.
The Tempodrom, a tent-shaped venue in Kreuzberg, hosts concerts and events.
The GRIPS Theater is a theater for children and young people, known for the musical Linie 1.