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Poznan and surroundings with Kids – family adventure in Poland

Poznan with kids

We just an exciting four days exploring Poznan and the surrounding areas, thanks to an invitation from the Poznan Tourism Organization. Even though our itinerary was packed, we couldn’t cover everything this amazing city has to offer. Poznan and its surroundings are full of family-friendly attractions, ensuring no one will be bored – whether adults or kids. Here’s a list of spots we visited and would confidently recommend to families with children.

Things to do in Poznan with kids

ICHOT – Gate of Poznan

This is a must-see for families visiting Poznan. The Interactive Center of Ostrów Tumski History (ICHOT) is fantastic for kids, with a special tour featuring audio guides in multiple languages. Kids can learn history through play, thanks to interactive exhibits designed for younger visitors. Even the liveliest little ones will be captivated here. This was actually our second visit, and we loved it just as much as the first time.

The Poznan Croissant Museum

Poznan is famous for its Saint Martin’s croissants, and this museum offers an interactive experience where you can learn about this unique treat’s history. Kids and adults alike can enjoy a hands-on baking lesson, and we highly recommend visiting at 11:00 a.m. so you can also catch the famous goat statues at the Town Hall at noon. The local culture and humor are guaranteed to make you smile! 😉

Termy Maltańskie Aquapark

For water-lovers, this aquapark is paradise. Kids can enjoy tons of slides, inflatable obstacles, and even a water parkour course—our daughters were thrilled! The outdoor area, with views of Lake Malta, is perfect for warm days, and the variety of attractions ensures fun for the whole family.

Old Town Square

The renovated Poznan Old Town Square is a charming spot for a family stroll. You can admire the beautiful townhouses, relax on the benches, and choose from a wide range of dining options.

The Maltanka Train Ride

A fun experience for train enthusiasts, this ride takes you along the shores of Lake Malta. It’s not just about the views; kids will love the ride itself. There are also several spots for walks and picnics around the train route.

Playgrounds in Poznan

Although we didn’t have much time, we managed to check out a few playgrounds. “Wartofrajda” near the Old Town Square was a favorite, and “Park Tysiąclecia” near our hotel also had a nice playground. If you’re planning to do some shopping, stop by Stary Browar mall, which has a park and playground where kids can let off steam while parents relax.

Where to stay in Poznan with kids

We stayed at Novotel Malta Hotel, our second visit there, and it’s perfect for a family getaway. It’s close to the city center yet near Park Tysiąclecia, so you get the best of nature and city convenience. The outdoor pool with a lifeguard was a hit with our kids, especially on hot days, and they begged for pool time daily. There’s also a relaxing area with hammocks and loungers, ideal after a full day of sightseeing. The rooms are spacious, and adjoining rooms are available for larger families. Kids can enjoy a play corner, and the delicious breakfast is a perfect start to the day.

Family-Friendly restaurants in Poznan

We found some great spots for family meals. The restaurant in Hotel Kolegiacki surprised us with its hidden rooftop terrace, offering fantastic city views. Be sure to try the eggplant filet and fish soup —delicious! There’s also a kid’s menu, which was a big hit with our daughters.

Dynx Restaurant in Srodka impresses not only with its tasty food, but also with its thoughtful interior design and friendly service. A children’s menu is available.

For my own evening catch-ups, I visited two cool spots recommended by my friend Daria, who runs the Poznan blog “Poznańska Spacerówka”:

KontenerArt – A spacious venue with lots of food options and a unique vibe.

Ogród Szeląg – A lovely spot surrounded by greenery; definitely a new favorite!

Exploring around Poznan with kids

Kórnik – castle, lake, and arboretum with kids

Just 30 minutes from Poznan, Kórnik was a delightful surprise with plenty to offer. We started the day with a boat ride on Lake Kórnickie – ideal for relaxing and enjoying the views. Then we explored Kórnik Castle, where kids can use an audio guide tailored for them, immersing them in stories about the castle’s history.

And we loved the Arboretum, a beautiful spot for a family walk with lovely plants and charming paths. There’s a playground and an educational clearing for kids. Our eldest daughter enjoyed the treasure hunt game – such a fun activity!

Rogalin with kids – history and nature combined

We spent a day at the Raczyński Palace in Rogalin, a wonderful blend of history and nature. After a palace tour, you can check out the art exhibition and explore the beautiful garden. Rogalin is also famous for its ancient oaks, “Lech,” “Czech,” and “Rus,” and seeing an 800-year-old tree was awe-inspiring for all of us.

Szreniawa – an unexpectedly interesting museum

Our last stop was the Szreniawa Museum of Agriculture. It may sound like a static experience, but it’s actually packed with interactive exhibits. Kids can touch and explore everything, see farm animals, and visit a barn. It’s best to reserve at least half a day here, as there’s so much to see.

Local Flavors Around Poznan

After a busy day, we treated ourselves to some local dishes. In Plewiska, we dined at Restaurant Figa, which completely won us over with its amazing food and attention to detail. Kids loved the play area and special kids’ menu. Don’t miss the pavlova for dessert – it’s divine!

In Kórnik, we had a cozy meal at Restaurant Nestor near the lake promenade. There’s a kid-friendly menu, a play area, and delicious food for everyone.

Poznan and surroundings with kids – a perfect family getaway

Our trip to Poznan and its surroundings was packed with unforgettable moments, from historic castles to scenic parks and modern museums. It’s the perfect choice for families looking for a mix of fun, education, and nature. I’m already thinking of our next visit to continue exploring this charming area—proof that you don’t have to travel far for an adventure that will delight both kids and adults!

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🌼I’m sick in bed and just scrolled through my photos from March. It looks like it was quite a busy month – but isn’t it always?
We visited the Balloon Museum as a whole family this time, and the kids loved it! I also went to a singing workshop in Poland, which was so beautiful and nourishing. We were surprised by a bit of winter there, sang many lovely songs, and - most importantly - I got to spend time with dear friends.
Back in Berlin, we explored some museums and playgrounds. I also went to London with my son to meet my sister and her son, who’s the same age. Sadly, the cousins don’t get to see each other often enough.🫂
🌸What makes me happy right now is that spring has already arrived here - I’m so looking forward to this time!
Hope you had a lovely March too!
#march2025
🌼I’m sick in bed and just scrolled through my photos from March. It looks like it was quite a busy month – but isn’t it always?
We visited the Balloon Museum as a whole family this time, and the kids loved it! I also went to a singing workshop in Poland, which was so beautiful and nourishing. We were surprised by a bit of winter there, sang many lovely songs, and - most importantly - I got to spend time with dear friends.
Back in Berlin, we explored some museums and playgrounds. I also went to London with my son to meet my sister and her son, who’s the same age. Sadly, the cousins don’t get to see each other often enough.🫂
🌸What makes me happy right now is that spring has already arrived here - I’m so looking forward to this time!
Hope you had a lovely March too!
#march2025
🌼I’m sick in bed and just scrolled through my photos from March. It looks like it was quite a busy month – but isn’t it always?
We visited the Balloon Museum as a whole family this time, and the kids loved it! I also went to a singing workshop in Poland, which was so beautiful and nourishing. We were surprised by a bit of winter there, sang many lovely songs, and - most importantly - I got to spend time with dear friends.
Back in Berlin, we explored some museums and playgrounds. I also went to London with my son to meet my sister and her son, who’s the same age. Sadly, the cousins don’t get to see each other often enough.🫂
🌸What makes me happy right now is that spring has already arrived here - I’m so looking forward to this time!
Hope you had a lovely March too!
#march2025
🌼I’m sick in bed and just scrolled through my photos from March. It looks like it was quite a busy month – but isn’t it always?
We visited the Balloon Museum as a whole family this time, and the kids loved it! I also went to a singing workshop in Poland, which was so beautiful and nourishing. We were surprised by a bit of winter there, sang many lovely songs, and - most importantly - I got to spend time with dear friends.
Back in Berlin, we explored some museums and playgrounds. I also went to London with my son to meet my sister and her son, who’s the same age. Sadly, the cousins don’t get to see each other often enough.🫂
🌸What makes me happy right now is that spring has already arrived here - I’m so looking forward to this time!
Hope you had a lovely March too!
#march2025
🌼I’m sick in bed and just scrolled through my photos from March. It looks like it was quite a busy month – but isn’t it always?
We visited the Balloon Museum as a whole family this time, and the kids loved it! I also went to a singing workshop in Poland, which was so beautiful and nourishing. We were surprised by a bit of winter there, sang many lovely songs, and - most importantly - I got to spend time with dear friends.
Back in Berlin, we explored some museums and playgrounds. I also went to London with my son to meet my sister and her son, who’s the same age. Sadly, the cousins don’t get to see each other often enough.🫂
🌸What makes me happy right now is that spring has already arrived here - I’m so looking forward to this time!
Hope you had a lovely March too!
#march2025
🌼I’m sick in bed and just scrolled through my photos from March. It looks like it was quite a busy month – but isn’t it always?
We visited the Balloon Museum as a whole family this time, and the kids loved it! I also went to a singing workshop in Poland, which was so beautiful and nourishing. We were surprised by a bit of winter there, sang many lovely songs, and - most importantly - I got to spend time with dear friends.
Back in Berlin, we explored some museums and playgrounds. I also went to London with my son to meet my sister and her son, who’s the same age. Sadly, the cousins don’t get to see each other often enough.🫂
🌸What makes me happy right now is that spring has already arrived here - I’m so looking forward to this time!
Hope you had a lovely March too!
#march2025
🌼I’m sick in bed and just scrolled through my photos from March. It looks like it was quite a busy month – but isn’t it always?
We visited the Balloon Museum as a whole family this time, and the kids loved it! I also went to a singing workshop in Poland, which was so beautiful and nourishing. We were surprised by a bit of winter there, sang many lovely songs, and - most importantly - I got to spend time with dear friends.
Back in Berlin, we explored some museums and playgrounds. I also went to London with my son to meet my sister and her son, who’s the same age. Sadly, the cousins don’t get to see each other often enough.🫂
🌸What makes me happy right now is that spring has already arrived here - I’m so looking forward to this time!
Hope you had a lovely March too!
#march2025
🌼I’m sick in bed and just scrolled through my photos from March. It looks like it was quite a busy month – but isn’t it always?
We visited the Balloon Museum as a whole family this time, and the kids loved it! I also went to a singing workshop in Poland, which was so beautiful and nourishing. We were surprised by a bit of winter there, sang many lovely songs, and - most importantly - I got to spend time with dear friends.
Back in Berlin, we explored some museums and playgrounds. I also went to London with my son to meet my sister and her son, who’s the same age. Sadly, the cousins don’t get to see each other often enough.🫂
🌸What makes me happy right now is that spring has already arrived here - I’m so looking forward to this time!
Hope you had a lovely March too!
#march2025
🌼I’m sick in bed and just scrolled through my photos from March. It looks like it was quite a busy month – but isn’t it always?
We visited the Balloon Museum as a whole family this time, and the kids loved it! I also went to a singing workshop in Poland, which was so beautiful and nourishing. We were surprised by a bit of winter there, sang many lovely songs, and - most importantly - I got to spend time with dear friends.
Back in Berlin, we explored some museums and playgrounds. I also went to London with my son to meet my sister and her son, who’s the same age. Sadly, the cousins don’t get to see each other often enough.🫂
🌸What makes me happy right now is that spring has already arrived here - I’m so looking forward to this time!
Hope you had a lovely March too!
#march2025
🌼I’m sick in bed and just scrolled through my photos from March. It looks like it was quite a busy month – but isn’t it always?
We visited the Balloon Museum as a whole family this time, and the kids loved it! I also went to a singing workshop in Poland, which was so beautiful and nourishing. We were surprised by a bit of winter there, sang many lovely songs, and - most importantly - I got to spend time with dear friends.
Back in Berlin, we explored some museums and playgrounds. I also went to London with my son to meet my sister and her son, who’s the same age. Sadly, the cousins don’t get to see each other often enough.🫂
🌸What makes me happy right now is that spring has already arrived here - I’m so looking forward to this time!
Hope you had a lovely March too!
#march2025 🌼I’m sick in bed and just scrolled through my photos from March. It looks like it was quite a busy month – but isn’t it always? We visited the Balloon Museum as a whole family this time, and the kids loved it! I also went to a singing workshop in Poland, which was so beautiful and nourishing. We were surprised by a bit of winter there, sang many lovely songs, and - most importantly - I got to spend time with dear friends. Back in Berlin, we explored some museums and playgrounds. I also went to London with my son to meet my sister and her son, who’s the same age. Sadly, the cousins don’t get to see each other often enough.🫂 🌸What makes me happy right now is that spring has already arrived here - I’m so looking forward to this time! Hope you had a lovely March too!
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#berlinwithkids #berlinmitkind 
✨ Have you heard of @clavis_schule in Berlin?
It’s a beautiful learning space in Prenzlauer Berg where kids can explore art, theater, science, and digital design in a playful and inspiring way.

We joined one of the classes and felt the energy right away - it’s creative, warm, and thoughtfully guided. And guess what? You can book a free trial class to get the vibe for yourself!

This Easter, they’re running creative camps with amazing themes like digital art, animation, fashion design, and more.
Each camp ends with a final exhibition for the kids to proudly present their work.

🖌️ Clavis offers art camps during every school holiday - so it’s not just Easter!

📍 Clavis Schule, Prenzlauer Berg
Immanuelkirchstraße 4, 10405 Berlin
📆 Easter Camps: April 14 - 17 & 22 - 25
🎨 9:30 - 12:30 - €198/week
13:00 - 16:00 - €198/week
9:30 - 16:00 - €298/week
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Sibling discount: - 10% on second child
🎟️ Materials + snacks included

💸 Special offer: Use the code ART BERLIN to get €30 off – valid until April 7th!
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#ClavisSchule #berlinmitKind #ostercampBerlin #kinderberlin #creativelearning #PrenzlauerBerg #berlinfamilies #berlinwithkids
#berlinwithkids #berlinmitkind ✨ Have you heard of @clavis_schule in Berlin? It’s a beautiful learning space in Prenzlauer Berg where kids can explore art, theater, science, and digital design in a playful and inspiring way. We joined one of the classes and felt the energy right away - it’s creative, warm, and thoughtfully guided. And guess what? You can book a free trial class to get the vibe for yourself! This Easter, they’re running creative camps with amazing themes like digital art, animation, fashion design, and more. Each camp ends with a final exhibition for the kids to proudly present their work. 🖌️ Clavis offers art camps during every school holiday - so it’s not just Easter! 📍 Clavis Schule, Prenzlauer Berg Immanuelkirchstraße 4, 10405 Berlin 📆 Easter Camps: April 14 - 17 & 22 - 25 🎨 9:30 - 12:30 - €198/week 13:00 - 16:00 - €198/week 9:30 - 16:00 - €298/week 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Sibling discount: - 10% on second child 🎟️ Materials + snacks included 💸 Special offer: Use the code ART BERLIN to get €30 off – valid until April 7th! //Werbung #ClavisSchule #berlinmitKind #ostercampBerlin #kinderberlin #creativelearning #PrenzlauerBerg #berlinfamilies #berlinwithkids
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#berlinwithkids #berlinmitkind 
We recently visited the Werkbundarchiv – Museum der Dinge @museumderdinge , a museum dedicated to the design history of everyday mass-produced objects from the 20th and 21st centuries.

Even though there’s literally nothing made for kids, we still enjoyed it - looking at some truly weird items and chatting about them. My daughters brought notebooks and loved drawing their favorite finds.

The museum also offers kids’ workshops from time to time, so it’s worth checking their schedule.
🎟️ Tickets: €6 for adults, kids go free.

Tip: After your visit, head to the playground next door – Spielplatz am Auswärtigen Amt – a great spot for kids to run and play!
#berlinwithkids #berlinmitkind 
We recently visited the Werkbundarchiv – Museum der Dinge @museumderdinge , a museum dedicated to the design history of everyday mass-produced objects from the 20th and 21st centuries.

Even though there’s literally nothing made for kids, we still enjoyed it - looking at some truly weird items and chatting about them. My daughters brought notebooks and loved drawing their favorite finds.

The museum also offers kids’ workshops from time to time, so it’s worth checking their schedule.
🎟️ Tickets: €6 for adults, kids go free.

Tip: After your visit, head to the playground next door – Spielplatz am Auswärtigen Amt – a great spot for kids to run and play!
#berlinwithkids #berlinmitkind 
We recently visited the Werkbundarchiv – Museum der Dinge @museumderdinge , a museum dedicated to the design history of everyday mass-produced objects from the 20th and 21st centuries.

Even though there’s literally nothing made for kids, we still enjoyed it - looking at some truly weird items and chatting about them. My daughters brought notebooks and loved drawing their favorite finds.

The museum also offers kids’ workshops from time to time, so it’s worth checking their schedule.
🎟️ Tickets: €6 for adults, kids go free.

Tip: After your visit, head to the playground next door – Spielplatz am Auswärtigen Amt – a great spot for kids to run and play!
#berlinwithkids #berlinmitkind 
We recently visited the Werkbundarchiv – Museum der Dinge @museumderdinge , a museum dedicated to the design history of everyday mass-produced objects from the 20th and 21st centuries.

Even though there’s literally nothing made for kids, we still enjoyed it - looking at some truly weird items and chatting about them. My daughters brought notebooks and loved drawing their favorite finds.

The museum also offers kids’ workshops from time to time, so it’s worth checking their schedule.
🎟️ Tickets: €6 for adults, kids go free.

Tip: After your visit, head to the playground next door – Spielplatz am Auswärtigen Amt – a great spot for kids to run and play!
#berlinwithkids #berlinmitkind 
We recently visited the Werkbundarchiv – Museum der Dinge @museumderdinge , a museum dedicated to the design history of everyday mass-produced objects from the 20th and 21st centuries.

Even though there’s literally nothing made for kids, we still enjoyed it - looking at some truly weird items and chatting about them. My daughters brought notebooks and loved drawing their favorite finds.

The museum also offers kids’ workshops from time to time, so it’s worth checking their schedule.
🎟️ Tickets: €6 for adults, kids go free.

Tip: After your visit, head to the playground next door – Spielplatz am Auswärtigen Amt – a great spot for kids to run and play!
#berlinwithkids #berlinmitkind 
We recently visited the Werkbundarchiv – Museum der Dinge @museumderdinge , a museum dedicated to the design history of everyday mass-produced objects from the 20th and 21st centuries.

Even though there’s literally nothing made for kids, we still enjoyed it - looking at some truly weird items and chatting about them. My daughters brought notebooks and loved drawing their favorite finds.

The museum also offers kids’ workshops from time to time, so it’s worth checking their schedule.
🎟️ Tickets: €6 for adults, kids go free.

Tip: After your visit, head to the playground next door – Spielplatz am Auswärtigen Amt – a great spot for kids to run and play!
#berlinwithkids #berlinmitkind 
We recently visited the Werkbundarchiv – Museum der Dinge @museumderdinge , a museum dedicated to the design history of everyday mass-produced objects from the 20th and 21st centuries.

Even though there’s literally nothing made for kids, we still enjoyed it - looking at some truly weird items and chatting about them. My daughters brought notebooks and loved drawing their favorite finds.

The museum also offers kids’ workshops from time to time, so it’s worth checking their schedule.
🎟️ Tickets: €6 for adults, kids go free.

Tip: After your visit, head to the playground next door – Spielplatz am Auswärtigen Amt – a great spot for kids to run and play!
#berlinwithkids #berlinmitkind 
We recently visited the Werkbundarchiv – Museum der Dinge @museumderdinge , a museum dedicated to the design history of everyday mass-produced objects from the 20th and 21st centuries.

Even though there’s literally nothing made for kids, we still enjoyed it - looking at some truly weird items and chatting about them. My daughters brought notebooks and loved drawing their favorite finds.

The museum also offers kids’ workshops from time to time, so it’s worth checking their schedule.
🎟️ Tickets: €6 for adults, kids go free.

Tip: After your visit, head to the playground next door – Spielplatz am Auswärtigen Amt – a great spot for kids to run and play!
#berlinwithkids #berlinmitkind We recently visited the Werkbundarchiv – Museum der Dinge @museumderdinge , a museum dedicated to the design history of everyday mass-produced objects from the 20th and 21st centuries. Even though there’s literally nothing made for kids, we still enjoyed it - looking at some truly weird items and chatting about them. My daughters brought notebooks and loved drawing their favorite finds. The museum also offers kids’ workshops from time to time, so it’s worth checking their schedule. 🎟️ Tickets: €6 for adults, kids go free. Tip: After your visit, head to the playground next door – Spielplatz am Auswärtigen Amt – a great spot for kids to run and play!
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🌍✨ Tallinn is a hidden gem for family adventures! ✨🌍 @visittallinn 
We had such a great time in this charming city – exploring kid-friendly museums, enjoying delicious food, and wandering through picturesque streets. And there’s still so much more to see!

✨ Pro tip:
✅ Compact and easy to explore
🚗 Uber is cheap and convenient
✈️ Airport is only 10 minutes from the center
💳 No need for cash – cards work everywhere
🍽️ Most places offer kid’s menus

🏨 Where to stay:
@kalevspahotelandwaterpark – Right in the city center, this family-friendly hotel features a water park with slides, baby pools, a lazy river, plus a spa for the parents. Spacious rooms, a kid-friendly restaurant, and walking distance to top attractions! /werbung

🎡 Family-friendly spots:
🌿 Pääsküla Bog – Wooden paths, fresh air, and magic in winter
🏛️ Estonian Health Museum @tervisemuuseum – Fascinating, interactive, and fun for all ages
📚 Children’s Literature Centre @lastekirjanduse_keskus – Free entry, creative space, and cozy reading corners
🎨 @lastemuuseummiiamilla – children's museum, great for kids up to 7; fun, warm, and creative
🏰 Old Town – Wander cobblestone streets, discover charming cafés, and shop local crafts

🍽️ Where to eat:
🥟 @pelmenkohvik – Dumplings kids love
🍽️ @lorebistrootallinn – Tasty and stylish
🥖 @rostpagar – Best cardamom buns ever
🥞 @kookerstreetcafe – sweet & savory mini pancakes
🍲 @rataskaevu.16 – super friendly staff and beautiful interiors
🍕 @fhoone – trendy, cozy, and kid-friendly

👉 Save this reel for your next family getaway!
Would you visit Tallinn with your kids? Let me know in the comments!

#TallinnWithKids #FamilyTravel #VisitEstonia #TravelWithKids #TallinnAdventures #tallinn #tallinnwithkids #estoniawithkids
🌍✨ Tallinn is a hidden gem for family adventures! ✨🌍 @visittallinn We had such a great time in this charming city – exploring kid-friendly museums, enjoying delicious food, and wandering through picturesque streets. And there’s still so much more to see! ✨ Pro tip: ✅ Compact and easy to explore 🚗 Uber is cheap and convenient ✈️ Airport is only 10 minutes from the center 💳 No need for cash – cards work everywhere 🍽️ Most places offer kid’s menus 🏨 Where to stay: @kalevspahotelandwaterpark – Right in the city center, this family-friendly hotel features a water park with slides, baby pools, a lazy river, plus a spa for the parents. Spacious rooms, a kid-friendly restaurant, and walking distance to top attractions! /werbung 🎡 Family-friendly spots: 🌿 Pääsküla Bog – Wooden paths, fresh air, and magic in winter 🏛️ Estonian Health Museum @tervisemuuseum – Fascinating, interactive, and fun for all ages 📚 Children’s Literature Centre @lastekirjanduse_keskus – Free entry, creative space, and cozy reading corners 🎨 @lastemuuseummiiamilla – children's museum, great for kids up to 7; fun, warm, and creative 🏰 Old Town – Wander cobblestone streets, discover charming cafés, and shop local crafts 🍽️ Where to eat: 🥟 @pelmenkohvik – Dumplings kids love 🍽️ @lorebistrootallinn – Tasty and stylish 🥖 @rostpagar – Best cardamom buns ever 🥞 @kookerstreetcafe – sweet & savory mini pancakes 🍲 @rataskaevu.16 – super friendly staff and beautiful interiors 🍕 @fhoone – trendy, cozy, and kid-friendly 👉 Save this reel for your next family getaway! Would you visit Tallinn with your kids? Let me know in the comments! #TallinnWithKids #FamilyTravel #VisitEstonia #TravelWithKids #TallinnAdventures #tallinn #tallinnwithkids #estoniawithkids
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#berlinwithkids #berlinmitkind

🚨3 FREE exhibitions in Berlin – perfect for kids!🚨

Rainy day? Bored kids? No budget? No problem! These 3 exhibitions are not only free but also super interesting for families:

📍 Spore Initiative (Hermannstraße 86, 12051 Berlin) @spore.initiative 
A hidden gem I just discovered! Beautiful, touching exhibitions, a cozy book corner for kids, a lovely space for parents to relax, and even a café. They also organize workshops, and the architecture is just stunning!

📍 Humboldt Forum (Schloßplatz 1, 10178 Berlin) @humboldtforum 
Two exhibitions here are completely free: After Nature & Ethnological Collections & Asian Art. They’re super interactive, full of fascinating info, and there are special areas just for families. Plus, there’s a free booklet for kids! Perfect for a rainy day.

📍 James-Simon-Galerie (Bodestraße 1-3, 10178 Berlin)
The Planet Africa exhibition (until 27.04.2025) is packed with interactive elements and a fun booklet for kids to explore. Super engaging and something different!

📌 Save this post for your next family outing & let me know if you’ve been to any of these!
#berlinwithkids #berlinmitkind 🚨3 FREE exhibitions in Berlin – perfect for kids!🚨 Rainy day? Bored kids? No budget? No problem! These 3 exhibitions are not only free but also super interesting for families: 📍 Spore Initiative (Hermannstraße 86, 12051 Berlin) @spore.initiative A hidden gem I just discovered! Beautiful, touching exhibitions, a cozy book corner for kids, a lovely space for parents to relax, and even a café. They also organize workshops, and the architecture is just stunning! 📍 Humboldt Forum (Schloßplatz 1, 10178 Berlin) @humboldtforum Two exhibitions here are completely free: After Nature & Ethnological Collections & Asian Art. They’re super interactive, full of fascinating info, and there are special areas just for families. Plus, there’s a free booklet for kids! Perfect for a rainy day. 📍 James-Simon-Galerie (Bodestraße 1-3, 10178 Berlin) The Planet Africa exhibition (until 27.04.2025) is packed with interactive elements and a fun booklet for kids to explore. Super engaging and something different! 📌 Save this post for your next family outing & let me know if you’ve been to any of these!
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#berlinwithkids
Berlin has plenty of cool places to visit with your kids :). 
Here some propositions of kids friendly museums :). 
Do you know them all?
@anohaberlin 
@machmit_museum 
@dueppel_ev 
@domaenedahlem 
Kindermuseum unterm Dach

And if course there are more, I need to prepare part 2 ;). 
#berlinmitkind #berlinmitkindern #berliner #visitberlin #berlinberlin
#berlinwithkids Berlin has plenty of cool places to visit with your kids :). Here some propositions of kids friendly museums :). Do you know them all? @anohaberlin @machmit_museum @dueppel_ev @domaenedahlem Kindermuseum unterm Dach And if course there are more, I need to prepare part 2 ;). #berlinmitkind #berlinmitkindern #berliner #visitberlin #berlinberlin
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#berlinwithkids #berlinmitkind 
🌱 Recently, we visited the „Stadt, Natur, Mensch” exhibition. Although it’s quite small, it’s very well presented and offers interesting insights into the relationship between cities and nature, as well as the important role of Kleingärten. 🌿🏙 My girls enjoyed the interactive elements, and there were definitely a few things that caught our attention.

If you’re nearby and interested in urban ecology, it’s a nice stop! 
🎟 Tickets: €6 for adults, €2.50 for kids.
🕒 Opening times: Tues, Thurs, Sat | 11:00–17:00
📍 Where? Bundeszentrum, Hermannstraße 186, 12049 Berlin-Neukölln
@kleingartenbund
#berlinwithkids #berlinmitkind 
🌱 Recently, we visited the „Stadt, Natur, Mensch” exhibition. Although it’s quite small, it’s very well presented and offers interesting insights into the relationship between cities and nature, as well as the important role of Kleingärten. 🌿🏙 My girls enjoyed the interactive elements, and there were definitely a few things that caught our attention.

If you’re nearby and interested in urban ecology, it’s a nice stop! 
🎟 Tickets: €6 for adults, €2.50 for kids.
🕒 Opening times: Tues, Thurs, Sat | 11:00–17:00
📍 Where? Bundeszentrum, Hermannstraße 186, 12049 Berlin-Neukölln
@kleingartenbund
#berlinwithkids #berlinmitkind 
🌱 Recently, we visited the „Stadt, Natur, Mensch” exhibition. Although it’s quite small, it’s very well presented and offers interesting insights into the relationship between cities and nature, as well as the important role of Kleingärten. 🌿🏙 My girls enjoyed the interactive elements, and there were definitely a few things that caught our attention.

If you’re nearby and interested in urban ecology, it’s a nice stop! 
🎟 Tickets: €6 for adults, €2.50 for kids.
🕒 Opening times: Tues, Thurs, Sat | 11:00–17:00
📍 Where? Bundeszentrum, Hermannstraße 186, 12049 Berlin-Neukölln
@kleingartenbund
#berlinwithkids #berlinmitkind 
🌱 Recently, we visited the „Stadt, Natur, Mensch” exhibition. Although it’s quite small, it’s very well presented and offers interesting insights into the relationship between cities and nature, as well as the important role of Kleingärten. 🌿🏙 My girls enjoyed the interactive elements, and there were definitely a few things that caught our attention.

If you’re nearby and interested in urban ecology, it’s a nice stop! 
🎟 Tickets: €6 for adults, €2.50 for kids.
🕒 Opening times: Tues, Thurs, Sat | 11:00–17:00
📍 Where? Bundeszentrum, Hermannstraße 186, 12049 Berlin-Neukölln
@kleingartenbund
#berlinwithkids #berlinmitkind 
🌱 Recently, we visited the „Stadt, Natur, Mensch” exhibition. Although it’s quite small, it’s very well presented and offers interesting insights into the relationship between cities and nature, as well as the important role of Kleingärten. 🌿🏙 My girls enjoyed the interactive elements, and there were definitely a few things that caught our attention.

If you’re nearby and interested in urban ecology, it’s a nice stop! 
🎟 Tickets: €6 for adults, €2.50 for kids.
🕒 Opening times: Tues, Thurs, Sat | 11:00–17:00
📍 Where? Bundeszentrum, Hermannstraße 186, 12049 Berlin-Neukölln
@kleingartenbund
#berlinwithkids #berlinmitkind 
🌱 Recently, we visited the „Stadt, Natur, Mensch” exhibition. Although it’s quite small, it’s very well presented and offers interesting insights into the relationship between cities and nature, as well as the important role of Kleingärten. 🌿🏙 My girls enjoyed the interactive elements, and there were definitely a few things that caught our attention.

If you’re nearby and interested in urban ecology, it’s a nice stop! 
🎟 Tickets: €6 for adults, €2.50 for kids.
🕒 Opening times: Tues, Thurs, Sat | 11:00–17:00
📍 Where? Bundeszentrum, Hermannstraße 186, 12049 Berlin-Neukölln
@kleingartenbund
#berlinwithkids #berlinmitkind 
🌱 Recently, we visited the „Stadt, Natur, Mensch” exhibition. Although it’s quite small, it’s very well presented and offers interesting insights into the relationship between cities and nature, as well as the important role of Kleingärten. 🌿🏙 My girls enjoyed the interactive elements, and there were definitely a few things that caught our attention.

If you’re nearby and interested in urban ecology, it’s a nice stop! 
🎟 Tickets: €6 for adults, €2.50 for kids.
🕒 Opening times: Tues, Thurs, Sat | 11:00–17:00
📍 Where? Bundeszentrum, Hermannstraße 186, 12049 Berlin-Neukölln
@kleingartenbund
#berlinwithkids #berlinmitkind 🌱 Recently, we visited the „Stadt, Natur, Mensch” exhibition. Although it’s quite small, it’s very well presented and offers interesting insights into the relationship between cities and nature, as well as the important role of Kleingärten. 🌿🏙 My girls enjoyed the interactive elements, and there were definitely a few things that caught our attention. If you’re nearby and interested in urban ecology, it’s a nice stop! 🎟 Tickets: €6 for adults, €2.50 for kids. 🕒 Opening times: Tues, Thurs, Sat | 11:00–17:00 📍 Where? Bundeszentrum, Hermannstraße 186, 12049 Berlin-Neukölln @kleingartenbund
2 weeks ago
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🩵 @namuk in Estonia ❄️🌲🌊🏙️
During our stay in Estonia, it was pretty chilly - and as you know, we love exploring, so we didn’t slow down 🐌. We hiked through snowy forest bogs, wandered along the seaside, and took endless strolls through the city. 
And not once did Mira complain about being cold or wet - @namuk clothes really do their job, whether in the city or out in nature 🩵
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🩵 @namuk in Estonia ❄️🌲🌊🏙️ During our stay in Estonia, it was pretty chilly - and as you know, we love exploring, so we didn’t slow down 🐌. We hiked through snowy forest bogs, wandered along the seaside, and took endless strolls through the city. And not once did Mira complain about being cold or wet - @namuk clothes really do their job, whether in the city or out in nature 🩵 //Werbung #itsbetteroutside #winteradventure #outdoorkids #familyhiking #explorewithkids #winterhiking #kidswhoexplore #naturelovers #snowyadventures #coldbutgold #hikingwithkids #visitestonia #estoniawithkids #discoverestonia #estonianature #estoniawinter #pureestonia #namuk #namukadventure #namukkids #kidsoutdoorclothing #outdoorgearforkids #swissdesign #outdoorfamily #sustainablefashion #adventureawaits #keepexploring #wildandfreekids #wintermagic
3 weeks ago
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Last week we visited a new installation WE FELT A STAR DYING — and wow, what an experience! ✨
The installation commissioned by @las_artfoundation is located inside Kraftwerk Berlin, a place that already makes a huge impression with its raw industrial vibe — and then comes the installation itself, where science meets art in the most magical way.

It’s such a brilliant way to introduce kids (and adults!) to quantum physics — through light, sound, movement, and even scent! My kids especially enjoyed the exploration guide made just for children, helping them dive into this surreal world in a fun, interactive way.

Good to know for families:

✅ Kids under 18 enter for free

✅ Special family visiting hours on Tuesdays from 11:00–14:00

If you’re curious about how a dying star might feel — and want to experience quantum entanglement through art — this is the place to go. Highly recommended! 🌌

📍 Location: Kraftwerk Berlin

📅 Open until: 4 May 2025

🕒 Opening Hours:

Tuesday – Friday: 15:00–21:00

Saturday & Sunday: 12:00–20:00

Family Hours: Tuesdays 11:00–14:00

🎟 Tickets: €12 (Regular) | €8 (Reduced) | Free for anyone under 18

@las_artfoundation @studioprouvostsocialclub @kraftwerkberlinofficial

#LaureProuvost #LASArtFoundation
Last week we visited a new installation WE FELT A STAR DYING — and wow, what an experience! ✨ The installation commissioned by @las_artfoundation is located inside Kraftwerk Berlin, a place that already makes a huge impression with its raw industrial vibe — and then comes the installation itself, where science meets art in the most magical way. It’s such a brilliant way to introduce kids (and adults!) to quantum physics — through light, sound, movement, and even scent! My kids especially enjoyed the exploration guide made just for children, helping them dive into this surreal world in a fun, interactive way. Good to know for families: ✅ Kids under 18 enter for free ✅ Special family visiting hours on Tuesdays from 11:00–14:00 If you’re curious about how a dying star might feel — and want to experience quantum entanglement through art — this is the place to go. Highly recommended! 🌌 📍 Location: Kraftwerk Berlin 📅 Open until: 4 May 2025 🕒 Opening Hours: Tuesday – Friday: 15:00–21:00 Saturday & Sunday: 12:00–20:00 Family Hours: Tuesdays 11:00–14:00 🎟 Tickets: €12 (Regular) | €8 (Reduced) | Free for anyone under 18 @las_artfoundation @studioprouvostsocialclub @kraftwerkberlinofficial #LaureProuvost #LASArtFoundation
4 weeks ago
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