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    Tallinn with kids: best attractions for a family-friendly adventure

    Tallinn with kids: best attractions for a family-friendly adventure

    Introduction

    Looking for a family-friendly city break? Tallinn, the charming capital of Estonia, is the perfect destination for a short getaway with kids. Compact, easy to explore, and full of family-friendly attractions in Tallinn, the city offers a mix of history, culture, and outdoor fun. Plus, with affordable flights from Berlin and a super-close airport, it’s easier than ever to plan your visit. Here’s a guide to the best attractions, activities, and dining spots to enjoy in Tallinn with kids.


    Family-Friendly Accommodation in Tallinn

    KalevSpa Hotel & Water Park
    Located in the heart of Tallinn, KalevSpa Hotel is a fantastic choice for families. With a large swimming pool, water slides, a lazy river, jacuzzi, and baby pools, there’s something for kids of all ages. The rooms are comfortable, and the hotel offers a small indoor play area for younger children. Plus, its central location means you’re within walking distance of many attractions.


    Where to Eat in Tallinn with Kids

    Tallinn is full of great restaurants, bakeries, and cafes that welcome families. Most places have kid-friendly menus, making dining out stress-free. Here are some of my top recommendations:

    • 🥟 Pelmen Kohvik: Cozy and atmospheric, this spot serves delicious dumplings that kids will love.
    • 🍽️ Lore Bistroo: A bit more upscale, but the stylish interior and tasty food make it worth the visit.
    • 🥖 RØST Bakery: A bakery-café with the best cardamom buns I’ve ever tasted!
    • 🥞 Kooker: Specializing in small pancakes—choose from sweet or savory options. Perfect for a fun family meal.
    • 🍲 Rataskaevu 16: Located in the Old Town, this restaurant offers excellent food, beautiful interiors, and super-friendly staff.
    • 🍕 F-hoone: A trendy spot with delicious food and a cozy atmosphere, great for both kids and adults.

    Top Attractions in Tallinn for Families

    1. 🌿 Pääsküla Bog:
      Enjoy a short hike along wooden boardwalks through this scenic bog. If you visit in winter, the snow adds an extra touch of magic. This is a great spot to let kids explore nature and burn off energy.
    1. 🏛️ Estonian Health Museum:
      Located in the Old Town, this modern and interactive museum is packed with fascinating information about health and the human body. Perfect for curious kids and adults alike.
    1. 🎨 Lastemuuseum Miiamilla:
      Ideal for younger children (up to around 7 years old), this museum is filled with creative play areas and interactive exhibits. A great spot for indoor fun, especially on colder days.

    🏰 Explore the Old Town:
    No trip to Tallinn is complete without a walk through its picturesque Old Town. Discover colorful buildings, unique doorways, and charming cobblestone streets. Don’t forget to browse the local shops for souvenirs crafted by Estonian artists.

    📚 Estonian Children’s Literature Centre:
    A must-visit, especially since entry is free! Kids can explore the world of Estonian children’s literature, play in the interactive space, and enjoy beautifully designed reading areas. Every country should have a place like this!


    More Museums Worth Visiting (If You Have Time)


    Getting Around Tallinn

    Tallinn is small and easy to navigate, making it perfect for families. Walking is the best way to explore the city center, but here’s a tip: Uber is extremely affordable and often more convenient than buses. The airport is only 10 minutes from the city center, so transfers are quick and easy.


    Why Visit Tallinn with Kids?

    Tallinn is a city of all pros and no cons—friendly people, great food, and a welcoming atmosphere for families. With affordable flights from Berlin and a compact city layout, it’s an ideal destination for a quick getaway or a longer stay. Whether you’re exploring museums, hiking through snowy bogs, or enjoying pancakes in a cozy café, Tallinn is sure to win you over.

    So what are you waiting for? Start planning your family adventure in Tallinn today!

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We spent 4 days in Karlskrona and it turned out to be a great family trip 💙

⛴️ We took the overnight ferry from Gdynia (21:00–08:30). Kids explored the ship, enjoyed the playroom and even a disco at 10pm. Waves were big but we slept well and breakfast on board made it a real adventure.

🏛️ What to see in Karlskrona with kids:
	•	Naval Museum - much more exciting than I expected, kids get bingo cards and there’s a good buffet.
	•	Blekinge Museum - interesting exhibition, fun playground + bingo with a small prize at the end.
	•	Hoglands Park – central park with playground 
	•	A walk around the town – relaxed and pleasant.

🍦 Food we tried: buffet at the Naval Museum, Elsas lilla krog (kids’ menu), and the best ice cream at Café Gelato.

🏝️ Islands:
	•	Aspö - reached by free ferry, we loved the rocks, sea views and wild berries.
	•	Saltö - easy bus ride, beach with jumping board, trails, rocks and trees to climb.

⛺ Stay: we booked a small cabin at First Camp Skönstavik. Very simple, but clean and practical, with a playground, beach and rocks that kids loved.

Karlskrona is a real gem in the Swedish archipelago 🇸🇪✨
Big thanks to @a_polkotapczan for the idea and such a wonderful time together 💛

#karlskrona #swedisharchipelago #familytravel #ferrytrip #travelwithkids #discoveringSweden #navalmuseum #blekinge #summerwithkids
    #karlskrona #swedenwithkids
We spent 4 days in Karlskrona and it turned out to be a great family trip 💙

⛴️ We took the overnight ferry from Gdynia (21:00–08:30). Kids explored the ship, enjoyed the playroom and even a disco at 10pm. Waves were big but we slept well and breakfast on board made it a real adventure.

🏛️ What to see in Karlskrona with kids:
	•	Naval Museum - much more exciting than I expected, kids get bingo cards and there’s a good buffet.
	•	Blekinge Museum - interesting exhibition, fun playground + bingo with a small prize at the end.
	•	Hoglands Park – central park with playground 
	•	A walk around the town – relaxed and pleasant.

🍦 Food we tried: buffet at the Naval Museum, Elsas lilla krog (kids’ menu), and the best ice cream at Café Gelato.

🏝️ Islands:
	•	Aspö - reached by free ferry, we loved the rocks, sea views and wild berries.
	•	Saltö - easy bus ride, beach with jumping board, trails, rocks and trees to climb.

⛺ Stay: we booked a small cabin at First Camp Skönstavik. Very simple, but clean and practical, with a playground, beach and rocks that kids loved.

Karlskrona is a real gem in the Swedish archipelago 🇸🇪✨
Big thanks to @a_polkotapczan for the idea and such a wonderful time together 💛

#karlskrona #swedisharchipelago #familytravel #ferrytrip #travelwithkids #discoveringSweden #navalmuseum #blekinge #summerwithkids
    #karlskrona #swedenwithkids
We spent 4 days in Karlskrona and it turned out to be a great family trip 💙

⛴️ We took the overnight ferry from Gdynia (21:00–08:30). Kids explored the ship, enjoyed the playroom and even a disco at 10pm. Waves were big but we slept well and breakfast on board made it a real adventure.

🏛️ What to see in Karlskrona with kids:
	•	Naval Museum - much more exciting than I expected, kids get bingo cards and there’s a good buffet.
	•	Blekinge Museum - interesting exhibition, fun playground + bingo with a small prize at the end.
	•	Hoglands Park – central park with playground 
	•	A walk around the town – relaxed and pleasant.

🍦 Food we tried: buffet at the Naval Museum, Elsas lilla krog (kids’ menu), and the best ice cream at Café Gelato.

🏝️ Islands:
	•	Aspö - reached by free ferry, we loved the rocks, sea views and wild berries.
	•	Saltö - easy bus ride, beach with jumping board, trails, rocks and trees to climb.

⛺ Stay: we booked a small cabin at First Camp Skönstavik. Very simple, but clean and practical, with a playground, beach and rocks that kids loved.

Karlskrona is a real gem in the Swedish archipelago 🇸🇪✨
Big thanks to @a_polkotapczan for the idea and such a wonderful time together 💛

#karlskrona #swedisharchipelago #familytravel #ferrytrip #travelwithkids #discoveringSweden #navalmuseum #blekinge #summerwithkids
    #karlskrona #swedenwithkids
We spent 4 days in Karlskrona and it turned out to be a great family trip 💙

⛴️ We took the overnight ferry from Gdynia (21:00–08:30). Kids explored the ship, enjoyed the playroom and even a disco at 10pm. Waves were big but we slept well and breakfast on board made it a real adventure.

🏛️ What to see in Karlskrona with kids:
	•	Naval Museum - much more exciting than I expected, kids get bingo cards and there’s a good buffet.
	•	Blekinge Museum - interesting exhibition, fun playground + bingo with a small prize at the end.
	•	Hoglands Park – central park with playground 
	•	A walk around the town – relaxed and pleasant.

🍦 Food we tried: buffet at the Naval Museum, Elsas lilla krog (kids’ menu), and the best ice cream at Café Gelato.

🏝️ Islands:
	•	Aspö - reached by free ferry, we loved the rocks, sea views and wild berries.
	•	Saltö - easy bus ride, beach with jumping board, trails, rocks and trees to climb.

⛺ Stay: we booked a small cabin at First Camp Skönstavik. Very simple, but clean and practical, with a playground, beach and rocks that kids loved.

Karlskrona is a real gem in the Swedish archipelago 🇸🇪✨
Big thanks to @a_polkotapczan for the idea and such a wonderful time together 💛

#karlskrona #swedisharchipelago #familytravel #ferrytrip #travelwithkids #discoveringSweden #navalmuseum #blekinge #summerwithkids
    #karlskrona #swedenwithkids
We spent 4 days in Karlskrona and it turned out to be a great family trip 💙

⛴️ We took the overnight ferry from Gdynia (21:00–08:30). Kids explored the ship, enjoyed the playroom and even a disco at 10pm. Waves were big but we slept well and breakfast on board made it a real adventure.

🏛️ What to see in Karlskrona with kids:
	•	Naval Museum - much more exciting than I expected, kids get bingo cards and there’s a good buffet.
	•	Blekinge Museum - interesting exhibition, fun playground + bingo with a small prize at the end.
	•	Hoglands Park – central park with playground 
	•	A walk around the town – relaxed and pleasant.

🍦 Food we tried: buffet at the Naval Museum, Elsas lilla krog (kids’ menu), and the best ice cream at Café Gelato.

🏝️ Islands:
	•	Aspö - reached by free ferry, we loved the rocks, sea views and wild berries.
	•	Saltö - easy bus ride, beach with jumping board, trails, rocks and trees to climb.

⛺ Stay: we booked a small cabin at First Camp Skönstavik. Very simple, but clean and practical, with a playground, beach and rocks that kids loved.

Karlskrona is a real gem in the Swedish archipelago 🇸🇪✨
Big thanks to @a_polkotapczan for the idea and such a wonderful time together 💛

#karlskrona #swedisharchipelago #familytravel #ferrytrip #travelwithkids #discoveringSweden #navalmuseum #blekinge #summerwithkids
    #karlskrona #swedenwithkids
We spent 4 days in Karlskrona and it turned out to be a great family trip 💙

⛴️ We took the overnight ferry from Gdynia (21:00–08:30). Kids explored the ship, enjoyed the playroom and even a disco at 10pm. Waves were big but we slept well and breakfast on board made it a real adventure.

🏛️ What to see in Karlskrona with kids:
	•	Naval Museum - much more exciting than I expected, kids get bingo cards and there’s a good buffet.
	•	Blekinge Museum - interesting exhibition, fun playground + bingo with a small prize at the end.
	•	Hoglands Park – central park with playground 
	•	A walk around the town – relaxed and pleasant.

🍦 Food we tried: buffet at the Naval Museum, Elsas lilla krog (kids’ menu), and the best ice cream at Café Gelato.

🏝️ Islands:
	•	Aspö - reached by free ferry, we loved the rocks, sea views and wild berries.
	•	Saltö - easy bus ride, beach with jumping board, trails, rocks and trees to climb.

⛺ Stay: we booked a small cabin at First Camp Skönstavik. Very simple, but clean and practical, with a playground, beach and rocks that kids loved.

Karlskrona is a real gem in the Swedish archipelago 🇸🇪✨
Big thanks to @a_polkotapczan for the idea and such a wonderful time together 💛

#karlskrona #swedisharchipelago #familytravel #ferrytrip #travelwithkids #discoveringSweden #navalmuseum #blekinge #summerwithkids
    #karlskrona #swedenwithkids
We spent 4 days in Karlskrona and it turned out to be a great family trip 💙

⛴️ We took the overnight ferry from Gdynia (21:00–08:30). Kids explored the ship, enjoyed the playroom and even a disco at 10pm. Waves were big but we slept well and breakfast on board made it a real adventure.

🏛️ What to see in Karlskrona with kids:
	•	Naval Museum - much more exciting than I expected, kids get bingo cards and there’s a good buffet.
	•	Blekinge Museum - interesting exhibition, fun playground + bingo with a small prize at the end.
	•	Hoglands Park – central park with playground 
	•	A walk around the town – relaxed and pleasant.

🍦 Food we tried: buffet at the Naval Museum, Elsas lilla krog (kids’ menu), and the best ice cream at Café Gelato.

🏝️ Islands:
	•	Aspö - reached by free ferry, we loved the rocks, sea views and wild berries.
	•	Saltö - easy bus ride, beach with jumping board, trails, rocks and trees to climb.

⛺ Stay: we booked a small cabin at First Camp Skönstavik. Very simple, but clean and practical, with a playground, beach and rocks that kids loved.

Karlskrona is a real gem in the Swedish archipelago 🇸🇪✨
Big thanks to @a_polkotapczan for the idea and such a wonderful time together 💛

#karlskrona #swedisharchipelago #familytravel #ferrytrip #travelwithkids #discoveringSweden #navalmuseum #blekinge #summerwithkids
    #karlskrona #swedenwithkids
We spent 4 days in Karlskrona and it turned out to be a great family trip 💙

⛴️ We took the overnight ferry from Gdynia (21:00–08:30). Kids explored the ship, enjoyed the playroom and even a disco at 10pm. Waves were big but we slept well and breakfast on board made it a real adventure.

🏛️ What to see in Karlskrona with kids:
	•	Naval Museum - much more exciting than I expected, kids get bingo cards and there’s a good buffet.
	•	Blekinge Museum - interesting exhibition, fun playground + bingo with a small prize at the end.
	•	Hoglands Park – central park with playground 
	•	A walk around the town – relaxed and pleasant.

🍦 Food we tried: buffet at the Naval Museum, Elsas lilla krog (kids’ menu), and the best ice cream at Café Gelato.

🏝️ Islands:
	•	Aspö - reached by free ferry, we loved the rocks, sea views and wild berries.
	•	Saltö - easy bus ride, beach with jumping board, trails, rocks and trees to climb.

⛺ Stay: we booked a small cabin at First Camp Skönstavik. Very simple, but clean and practical, with a playground, beach and rocks that kids loved.

Karlskrona is a real gem in the Swedish archipelago 🇸🇪✨
Big thanks to @a_polkotapczan for the idea and such a wonderful time together 💛

#karlskrona #swedisharchipelago #familytravel #ferrytrip #travelwithkids #discoveringSweden #navalmuseum #blekinge #summerwithkids
    #karlskrona #swedenwithkids We spent 4 days in Karlskrona and it turned out to be a great family trip 💙 ⛴️ We took the overnight ferry from Gdynia (21:00–08:30). Kids explored the ship, enjoyed the playroom and even a disco at 10pm. Waves were big but we slept well and breakfast on board made it a real adventure. 🏛️ What to see in Karlskrona with kids: • Naval Museum - much more exciting than I expected, kids get bingo cards and there’s a good buffet. • Blekinge Museum - interesting exhibition, fun playground + bingo with a small prize at the end. • Hoglands Park – central park with playground • A walk around the town – relaxed and pleasant. 🍦 Food we tried: buffet at the Naval Museum, Elsas lilla krog (kids’ menu), and the best ice cream at Café Gelato. 🏝️ Islands: • Aspö - reached by free ferry, we loved the rocks, sea views and wild berries. • Saltö - easy bus ride, beach with jumping board, trails, rocks and trees to climb. ⛺ Stay: we booked a small cabin at First Camp Skönstavik. Very simple, but clean and practical, with a playground, beach and rocks that kids loved. Karlskrona is a real gem in the Swedish archipelago 🇸🇪✨ Big thanks to @a_polkotapczan for the idea and such a wonderful time together 💛 #karlskrona #swedisharchipelago #familytravel #ferrytrip #travelwithkids #discoveringSweden #navalmuseum #blekinge #summerwithkids
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Tired of boring, ugly travel towels? Me too! 🏖️
When I first saw @buvanha towels, I thought: wow, so it’s actually possible!
Stylish, practical, and functional - all in one 💕

This summer we’ve been testing them on our trips and… we’re in love! 💛 Everywhere we go, people ask where they’re from. They come in different sizes - including a kids’ version - so there’s something for everyone. With so many beautiful designs to choose from, you’ll definitely find your favourite 🫶
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    #buvanha #buvanhatowels
Buvanha

Tired of boring, ugly travel towels? Me too! 🏖️
When I first saw @buvanha towels, I thought: wow, so it’s actually possible!
Stylish, practical, and functional - all in one 💕

This summer we’ve been testing them on our trips and… we’re in love! 💛 Everywhere we go, people ask where they’re from. They come in different sizes - including a kids’ version - so there’s something for everyone. With so many beautiful designs to choose from, you’ll definitely find your favourite 🫶
//Werbung
    #buvanha #buvanhatowels
Buvanha

Tired of boring, ugly travel towels? Me too! 🏖️
When I first saw @buvanha towels, I thought: wow, so it’s actually possible!
Stylish, practical, and functional - all in one 💕

This summer we’ve been testing them on our trips and… we’re in love! 💛 Everywhere we go, people ask where they’re from. They come in different sizes - including a kids’ version - so there’s something for everyone. With so many beautiful designs to choose from, you’ll definitely find your favourite 🫶
//Werbung
    #buvanha #buvanhatowels
Buvanha

Tired of boring, ugly travel towels? Me too! 🏖️
When I first saw @buvanha towels, I thought: wow, so it’s actually possible!
Stylish, practical, and functional - all in one 💕

This summer we’ve been testing them on our trips and… we’re in love! 💛 Everywhere we go, people ask where they’re from. They come in different sizes - including a kids’ version - so there’s something for everyone. With so many beautiful designs to choose from, you’ll definitely find your favourite 🫶
//Werbung
    #buvanha #buvanhatowels Buvanha Tired of boring, ugly travel towels? Me too! 🏖️ When I first saw @buvanha towels, I thought: wow, so it’s actually possible! Stylish, practical, and functional - all in one 💕 This summer we’ve been testing them on our trips and… we’re in love! 💛 Everywhere we go, people ask where they’re from. They come in different sizes - including a kids’ version - so there’s something for everyone. With so many beautiful designs to choose from, you’ll definitely find your favourite 🫶 //Werbung
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    #gdynia #polandwithkids 
Gdynia will always have a special place in my heart - it’s where my mum was born, and where I spent every summer as a child visiting my grandparents. For years, my mum dreamed of moving back to the seaside, but life had other plans.

Now, I come back to visit my grandparents - both already in their late eighties, yet still as active as they can be. My girls adore their great-grandparents, and I feel it’s such a blessing that they get to know them.

Whenever we’re here, I try to soak in as much as possible - a walk by the sea, a good meal, and a little cultural stop. This time it was the exhibition about designer Alicja Wyszogrodzka at the Gdynia City Museum, a crazy afternoon at the play centre, and of course, plenty of family time.

We ended our trip by making one of my childhood dreams come true - taking the ferry from Gdynia to Karlskrona. 🌊✨
    #gdynia #polandwithkids 
Gdynia will always have a special place in my heart - it’s where my mum was born, and where I spent every summer as a child visiting my grandparents. For years, my mum dreamed of moving back to the seaside, but life had other plans.

Now, I come back to visit my grandparents - both already in their late eighties, yet still as active as they can be. My girls adore their great-grandparents, and I feel it’s such a blessing that they get to know them.

Whenever we’re here, I try to soak in as much as possible - a walk by the sea, a good meal, and a little cultural stop. This time it was the exhibition about designer Alicja Wyszogrodzka at the Gdynia City Museum, a crazy afternoon at the play centre, and of course, plenty of family time.

We ended our trip by making one of my childhood dreams come true - taking the ferry from Gdynia to Karlskrona. 🌊✨
    #gdynia #polandwithkids 
Gdynia will always have a special place in my heart - it’s where my mum was born, and where I spent every summer as a child visiting my grandparents. For years, my mum dreamed of moving back to the seaside, but life had other plans.

Now, I come back to visit my grandparents - both already in their late eighties, yet still as active as they can be. My girls adore their great-grandparents, and I feel it’s such a blessing that they get to know them.

Whenever we’re here, I try to soak in as much as possible - a walk by the sea, a good meal, and a little cultural stop. This time it was the exhibition about designer Alicja Wyszogrodzka at the Gdynia City Museum, a crazy afternoon at the play centre, and of course, plenty of family time.

We ended our trip by making one of my childhood dreams come true - taking the ferry from Gdynia to Karlskrona. 🌊✨
    #gdynia #polandwithkids 
Gdynia will always have a special place in my heart - it’s where my mum was born, and where I spent every summer as a child visiting my grandparents. For years, my mum dreamed of moving back to the seaside, but life had other plans.

Now, I come back to visit my grandparents - both already in their late eighties, yet still as active as they can be. My girls adore their great-grandparents, and I feel it’s such a blessing that they get to know them.

Whenever we’re here, I try to soak in as much as possible - a walk by the sea, a good meal, and a little cultural stop. This time it was the exhibition about designer Alicja Wyszogrodzka at the Gdynia City Museum, a crazy afternoon at the play centre, and of course, plenty of family time.

We ended our trip by making one of my childhood dreams come true - taking the ferry from Gdynia to Karlskrona. 🌊✨
    #gdynia #polandwithkids 
Gdynia will always have a special place in my heart - it’s where my mum was born, and where I spent every summer as a child visiting my grandparents. For years, my mum dreamed of moving back to the seaside, but life had other plans.

Now, I come back to visit my grandparents - both already in their late eighties, yet still as active as they can be. My girls adore their great-grandparents, and I feel it’s such a blessing that they get to know them.

Whenever we’re here, I try to soak in as much as possible - a walk by the sea, a good meal, and a little cultural stop. This time it was the exhibition about designer Alicja Wyszogrodzka at the Gdynia City Museum, a crazy afternoon at the play centre, and of course, plenty of family time.

We ended our trip by making one of my childhood dreams come true - taking the ferry from Gdynia to Karlskrona. 🌊✨
    #gdynia #polandwithkids 
Gdynia will always have a special place in my heart - it’s where my mum was born, and where I spent every summer as a child visiting my grandparents. For years, my mum dreamed of moving back to the seaside, but life had other plans.

Now, I come back to visit my grandparents - both already in their late eighties, yet still as active as they can be. My girls adore their great-grandparents, and I feel it’s such a blessing that they get to know them.

Whenever we’re here, I try to soak in as much as possible - a walk by the sea, a good meal, and a little cultural stop. This time it was the exhibition about designer Alicja Wyszogrodzka at the Gdynia City Museum, a crazy afternoon at the play centre, and of course, plenty of family time.

We ended our trip by making one of my childhood dreams come true - taking the ferry from Gdynia to Karlskrona. 🌊✨
    #gdynia #polandwithkids 
Gdynia will always have a special place in my heart - it’s where my mum was born, and where I spent every summer as a child visiting my grandparents. For years, my mum dreamed of moving back to the seaside, but life had other plans.

Now, I come back to visit my grandparents - both already in their late eighties, yet still as active as they can be. My girls adore their great-grandparents, and I feel it’s such a blessing that they get to know them.

Whenever we’re here, I try to soak in as much as possible - a walk by the sea, a good meal, and a little cultural stop. This time it was the exhibition about designer Alicja Wyszogrodzka at the Gdynia City Museum, a crazy afternoon at the play centre, and of course, plenty of family time.

We ended our trip by making one of my childhood dreams come true - taking the ferry from Gdynia to Karlskrona. 🌊✨
    #gdynia #polandwithkids 
Gdynia will always have a special place in my heart - it’s where my mum was born, and where I spent every summer as a child visiting my grandparents. For years, my mum dreamed of moving back to the seaside, but life had other plans.

Now, I come back to visit my grandparents - both already in their late eighties, yet still as active as they can be. My girls adore their great-grandparents, and I feel it’s such a blessing that they get to know them.

Whenever we’re here, I try to soak in as much as possible - a walk by the sea, a good meal, and a little cultural stop. This time it was the exhibition about designer Alicja Wyszogrodzka at the Gdynia City Museum, a crazy afternoon at the play centre, and of course, plenty of family time.

We ended our trip by making one of my childhood dreams come true - taking the ferry from Gdynia to Karlskrona. 🌊✨
    #gdynia #polandwithkids 
Gdynia will always have a special place in my heart - it’s where my mum was born, and where I spent every summer as a child visiting my grandparents. For years, my mum dreamed of moving back to the seaside, but life had other plans.

Now, I come back to visit my grandparents - both already in their late eighties, yet still as active as they can be. My girls adore their great-grandparents, and I feel it’s such a blessing that they get to know them.

Whenever we’re here, I try to soak in as much as possible - a walk by the sea, a good meal, and a little cultural stop. This time it was the exhibition about designer Alicja Wyszogrodzka at the Gdynia City Museum, a crazy afternoon at the play centre, and of course, plenty of family time.

We ended our trip by making one of my childhood dreams come true - taking the ferry from Gdynia to Karlskrona. 🌊✨
    #gdynia #polandwithkids Gdynia will always have a special place in my heart - it’s where my mum was born, and where I spent every summer as a child visiting my grandparents. For years, my mum dreamed of moving back to the seaside, but life had other plans. Now, I come back to visit my grandparents - both already in their late eighties, yet still as active as they can be. My girls adore their great-grandparents, and I feel it’s such a blessing that they get to know them. Whenever we’re here, I try to soak in as much as possible - a walk by the sea, a good meal, and a little cultural stop. This time it was the exhibition about designer Alicja Wyszogrodzka at the Gdynia City Museum, a crazy afternoon at the play centre, and of course, plenty of family time. We ended our trip by making one of my childhood dreams come true - taking the ferry from Gdynia to Karlskrona. 🌊✨
    4 days ago
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    #polandwithkids #zakopane 
Stage one of our summer adventure: completed! ✅
We spent the past week together as a family in Zakopane - and it was absolutely fantastic! 🌞 Despite gloomy forecasts promising rain, the weather turned out to be beautiful most of the time - sunshine, blue skies, and perfect hiking vibes.

We walked in the mountains, met up with friends, enjoyed delicious food, and just soaked in the joy of being together. Today, part of the family went their own way - and tomorrow I’m heading to Gdynia with the girls, and then… Sweden! 🇸🇪 Our summer journey continues for a few more weeks and I plan to make the most of it!

A few practical tips if you’re planning to visit Zakopane with kids:

🏡 We stayed at Tatra Green House and I can highly recommend it - super friendly and helpful host, very comfy cabin, peaceful location yet close to everything.

🚉 We came by train and had no car during our stay, but that wasn’t a problem - local buses run often and take you straight to most trails.

🍽 Favorite food spot? 100% Bubuja @bubujabistro - absolutely amazing food. Also, don’t skip the mountain huts - they have the coziest vibe and usually serve great regional dishes.

🎁 For souvenirs, head to Baza Tatry @bazatatry - beautiful and original pieces made by local artists.

👧👦 Our kids joined a day camp run by Tatra National Park (8:00-15:30), which gave us time to explore the trails - and they were happy and well taken care of!

🥾 Hikes we did (only Nosal with kids, but with good shoes and depending on fitness, the others are doable too):
	1.	Kuźnice – Kalatówki – Dolina Białego
	2.	Bystre Dolne – Nosal – Nosalowa Przełęcz – Dolina Olczyska – Bystre Dolne
	3.	Wierch Poroniec – Rusinowa Polana – Gęsia Szyja – Rówień Waksmundzka – Roztoka Hut – Palenica Białczańska (~16 km, long but stunning — at least do Rusinowa Polana with kids!)
	4.	Cyhrla – Dolina Kopieniec – Kopieniec Wielki – Dolina Białego – Jaszczurówka

We truly loved it. There’s something magical about the mountains - peaceful, grounding, and those views at the top… always worth the climb.
And there’s still so much left to discover… 💚⛰
    #polandwithkids #zakopane 
Stage one of our summer adventure: completed! ✅
We spent the past week together as a family in Zakopane - and it was absolutely fantastic! 🌞 Despite gloomy forecasts promising rain, the weather turned out to be beautiful most of the time - sunshine, blue skies, and perfect hiking vibes.

We walked in the mountains, met up with friends, enjoyed delicious food, and just soaked in the joy of being together. Today, part of the family went their own way - and tomorrow I’m heading to Gdynia with the girls, and then… Sweden! 🇸🇪 Our summer journey continues for a few more weeks and I plan to make the most of it!

A few practical tips if you’re planning to visit Zakopane with kids:

🏡 We stayed at Tatra Green House and I can highly recommend it - super friendly and helpful host, very comfy cabin, peaceful location yet close to everything.

🚉 We came by train and had no car during our stay, but that wasn’t a problem - local buses run often and take you straight to most trails.

🍽 Favorite food spot? 100% Bubuja @bubujabistro - absolutely amazing food. Also, don’t skip the mountain huts - they have the coziest vibe and usually serve great regional dishes.

🎁 For souvenirs, head to Baza Tatry @bazatatry - beautiful and original pieces made by local artists.

👧👦 Our kids joined a day camp run by Tatra National Park (8:00-15:30), which gave us time to explore the trails - and they were happy and well taken care of!

🥾 Hikes we did (only Nosal with kids, but with good shoes and depending on fitness, the others are doable too):
	1.	Kuźnice – Kalatówki – Dolina Białego
	2.	Bystre Dolne – Nosal – Nosalowa Przełęcz – Dolina Olczyska – Bystre Dolne
	3.	Wierch Poroniec – Rusinowa Polana – Gęsia Szyja – Rówień Waksmundzka – Roztoka Hut – Palenica Białczańska (~16 km, long but stunning — at least do Rusinowa Polana with kids!)
	4.	Cyhrla – Dolina Kopieniec – Kopieniec Wielki – Dolina Białego – Jaszczurówka

We truly loved it. There’s something magical about the mountains - peaceful, grounding, and those views at the top… always worth the climb.
And there’s still so much left to discover… 💚⛰
    #polandwithkids #zakopane 
Stage one of our summer adventure: completed! ✅
We spent the past week together as a family in Zakopane - and it was absolutely fantastic! 🌞 Despite gloomy forecasts promising rain, the weather turned out to be beautiful most of the time - sunshine, blue skies, and perfect hiking vibes.

We walked in the mountains, met up with friends, enjoyed delicious food, and just soaked in the joy of being together. Today, part of the family went their own way - and tomorrow I’m heading to Gdynia with the girls, and then… Sweden! 🇸🇪 Our summer journey continues for a few more weeks and I plan to make the most of it!

A few practical tips if you’re planning to visit Zakopane with kids:

🏡 We stayed at Tatra Green House and I can highly recommend it - super friendly and helpful host, very comfy cabin, peaceful location yet close to everything.

🚉 We came by train and had no car during our stay, but that wasn’t a problem - local buses run often and take you straight to most trails.

🍽 Favorite food spot? 100% Bubuja @bubujabistro - absolutely amazing food. Also, don’t skip the mountain huts - they have the coziest vibe and usually serve great regional dishes.

🎁 For souvenirs, head to Baza Tatry @bazatatry - beautiful and original pieces made by local artists.

👧👦 Our kids joined a day camp run by Tatra National Park (8:00-15:30), which gave us time to explore the trails - and they were happy and well taken care of!

🥾 Hikes we did (only Nosal with kids, but with good shoes and depending on fitness, the others are doable too):
	1.	Kuźnice – Kalatówki – Dolina Białego
	2.	Bystre Dolne – Nosal – Nosalowa Przełęcz – Dolina Olczyska – Bystre Dolne
	3.	Wierch Poroniec – Rusinowa Polana – Gęsia Szyja – Rówień Waksmundzka – Roztoka Hut – Palenica Białczańska (~16 km, long but stunning — at least do Rusinowa Polana with kids!)
	4.	Cyhrla – Dolina Kopieniec – Kopieniec Wielki – Dolina Białego – Jaszczurówka

We truly loved it. There’s something magical about the mountains - peaceful, grounding, and those views at the top… always worth the climb.
And there’s still so much left to discover… 💚⛰
    #polandwithkids #zakopane 
Stage one of our summer adventure: completed! ✅
We spent the past week together as a family in Zakopane - and it was absolutely fantastic! 🌞 Despite gloomy forecasts promising rain, the weather turned out to be beautiful most of the time - sunshine, blue skies, and perfect hiking vibes.

We walked in the mountains, met up with friends, enjoyed delicious food, and just soaked in the joy of being together. Today, part of the family went their own way - and tomorrow I’m heading to Gdynia with the girls, and then… Sweden! 🇸🇪 Our summer journey continues for a few more weeks and I plan to make the most of it!

A few practical tips if you’re planning to visit Zakopane with kids:

🏡 We stayed at Tatra Green House and I can highly recommend it - super friendly and helpful host, very comfy cabin, peaceful location yet close to everything.

🚉 We came by train and had no car during our stay, but that wasn’t a problem - local buses run often and take you straight to most trails.

🍽 Favorite food spot? 100% Bubuja @bubujabistro - absolutely amazing food. Also, don’t skip the mountain huts - they have the coziest vibe and usually serve great regional dishes.

🎁 For souvenirs, head to Baza Tatry @bazatatry - beautiful and original pieces made by local artists.

👧👦 Our kids joined a day camp run by Tatra National Park (8:00-15:30), which gave us time to explore the trails - and they were happy and well taken care of!

🥾 Hikes we did (only Nosal with kids, but with good shoes and depending on fitness, the others are doable too):
	1.	Kuźnice – Kalatówki – Dolina Białego
	2.	Bystre Dolne – Nosal – Nosalowa Przełęcz – Dolina Olczyska – Bystre Dolne
	3.	Wierch Poroniec – Rusinowa Polana – Gęsia Szyja – Rówień Waksmundzka – Roztoka Hut – Palenica Białczańska (~16 km, long but stunning — at least do Rusinowa Polana with kids!)
	4.	Cyhrla – Dolina Kopieniec – Kopieniec Wielki – Dolina Białego – Jaszczurówka

We truly loved it. There’s something magical about the mountains - peaceful, grounding, and those views at the top… always worth the climb.
And there’s still so much left to discover… 💚⛰
    #polandwithkids #zakopane 
Stage one of our summer adventure: completed! ✅
We spent the past week together as a family in Zakopane - and it was absolutely fantastic! 🌞 Despite gloomy forecasts promising rain, the weather turned out to be beautiful most of the time - sunshine, blue skies, and perfect hiking vibes.

We walked in the mountains, met up with friends, enjoyed delicious food, and just soaked in the joy of being together. Today, part of the family went their own way - and tomorrow I’m heading to Gdynia with the girls, and then… Sweden! 🇸🇪 Our summer journey continues for a few more weeks and I plan to make the most of it!

A few practical tips if you’re planning to visit Zakopane with kids:

🏡 We stayed at Tatra Green House and I can highly recommend it - super friendly and helpful host, very comfy cabin, peaceful location yet close to everything.

🚉 We came by train and had no car during our stay, but that wasn’t a problem - local buses run often and take you straight to most trails.

🍽 Favorite food spot? 100% Bubuja @bubujabistro - absolutely amazing food. Also, don’t skip the mountain huts - they have the coziest vibe and usually serve great regional dishes.

🎁 For souvenirs, head to Baza Tatry @bazatatry - beautiful and original pieces made by local artists.

👧👦 Our kids joined a day camp run by Tatra National Park (8:00-15:30), which gave us time to explore the trails - and they were happy and well taken care of!

🥾 Hikes we did (only Nosal with kids, but with good shoes and depending on fitness, the others are doable too):
	1.	Kuźnice – Kalatówki – Dolina Białego
	2.	Bystre Dolne – Nosal – Nosalowa Przełęcz – Dolina Olczyska – Bystre Dolne
	3.	Wierch Poroniec – Rusinowa Polana – Gęsia Szyja – Rówień Waksmundzka – Roztoka Hut – Palenica Białczańska (~16 km, long but stunning — at least do Rusinowa Polana with kids!)
	4.	Cyhrla – Dolina Kopieniec – Kopieniec Wielki – Dolina Białego – Jaszczurówka

We truly loved it. There’s something magical about the mountains - peaceful, grounding, and those views at the top… always worth the climb.
And there’s still so much left to discover… 💚⛰
    #polandwithkids #zakopane 
Stage one of our summer adventure: completed! ✅
We spent the past week together as a family in Zakopane - and it was absolutely fantastic! 🌞 Despite gloomy forecasts promising rain, the weather turned out to be beautiful most of the time - sunshine, blue skies, and perfect hiking vibes.

We walked in the mountains, met up with friends, enjoyed delicious food, and just soaked in the joy of being together. Today, part of the family went their own way - and tomorrow I’m heading to Gdynia with the girls, and then… Sweden! 🇸🇪 Our summer journey continues for a few more weeks and I plan to make the most of it!

A few practical tips if you’re planning to visit Zakopane with kids:

🏡 We stayed at Tatra Green House and I can highly recommend it - super friendly and helpful host, very comfy cabin, peaceful location yet close to everything.

🚉 We came by train and had no car during our stay, but that wasn’t a problem - local buses run often and take you straight to most trails.

🍽 Favorite food spot? 100% Bubuja @bubujabistro - absolutely amazing food. Also, don’t skip the mountain huts - they have the coziest vibe and usually serve great regional dishes.

🎁 For souvenirs, head to Baza Tatry @bazatatry - beautiful and original pieces made by local artists.

👧👦 Our kids joined a day camp run by Tatra National Park (8:00-15:30), which gave us time to explore the trails - and they were happy and well taken care of!

🥾 Hikes we did (only Nosal with kids, but with good shoes and depending on fitness, the others are doable too):
	1.	Kuźnice – Kalatówki – Dolina Białego
	2.	Bystre Dolne – Nosal – Nosalowa Przełęcz – Dolina Olczyska – Bystre Dolne
	3.	Wierch Poroniec – Rusinowa Polana – Gęsia Szyja – Rówień Waksmundzka – Roztoka Hut – Palenica Białczańska (~16 km, long but stunning — at least do Rusinowa Polana with kids!)
	4.	Cyhrla – Dolina Kopieniec – Kopieniec Wielki – Dolina Białego – Jaszczurówka

We truly loved it. There’s something magical about the mountains - peaceful, grounding, and those views at the top… always worth the climb.
And there’s still so much left to discover… 💚⛰
    #polandwithkids #zakopane 
Stage one of our summer adventure: completed! ✅
We spent the past week together as a family in Zakopane - and it was absolutely fantastic! 🌞 Despite gloomy forecasts promising rain, the weather turned out to be beautiful most of the time - sunshine, blue skies, and perfect hiking vibes.

We walked in the mountains, met up with friends, enjoyed delicious food, and just soaked in the joy of being together. Today, part of the family went their own way - and tomorrow I’m heading to Gdynia with the girls, and then… Sweden! 🇸🇪 Our summer journey continues for a few more weeks and I plan to make the most of it!

A few practical tips if you’re planning to visit Zakopane with kids:

🏡 We stayed at Tatra Green House and I can highly recommend it - super friendly and helpful host, very comfy cabin, peaceful location yet close to everything.

🚉 We came by train and had no car during our stay, but that wasn’t a problem - local buses run often and take you straight to most trails.

🍽 Favorite food spot? 100% Bubuja @bubujabistro - absolutely amazing food. Also, don’t skip the mountain huts - they have the coziest vibe and usually serve great regional dishes.

🎁 For souvenirs, head to Baza Tatry @bazatatry - beautiful and original pieces made by local artists.

👧👦 Our kids joined a day camp run by Tatra National Park (8:00-15:30), which gave us time to explore the trails - and they were happy and well taken care of!

🥾 Hikes we did (only Nosal with kids, but with good shoes and depending on fitness, the others are doable too):
	1.	Kuźnice – Kalatówki – Dolina Białego
	2.	Bystre Dolne – Nosal – Nosalowa Przełęcz – Dolina Olczyska – Bystre Dolne
	3.	Wierch Poroniec – Rusinowa Polana – Gęsia Szyja – Rówień Waksmundzka – Roztoka Hut – Palenica Białczańska (~16 km, long but stunning — at least do Rusinowa Polana with kids!)
	4.	Cyhrla – Dolina Kopieniec – Kopieniec Wielki – Dolina Białego – Jaszczurówka

We truly loved it. There’s something magical about the mountains - peaceful, grounding, and those views at the top… always worth the climb.
And there’s still so much left to discover… 💚⛰
    #polandwithkids #zakopane 
Stage one of our summer adventure: completed! ✅
We spent the past week together as a family in Zakopane - and it was absolutely fantastic! 🌞 Despite gloomy forecasts promising rain, the weather turned out to be beautiful most of the time - sunshine, blue skies, and perfect hiking vibes.

We walked in the mountains, met up with friends, enjoyed delicious food, and just soaked in the joy of being together. Today, part of the family went their own way - and tomorrow I’m heading to Gdynia with the girls, and then… Sweden! 🇸🇪 Our summer journey continues for a few more weeks and I plan to make the most of it!

A few practical tips if you’re planning to visit Zakopane with kids:

🏡 We stayed at Tatra Green House and I can highly recommend it - super friendly and helpful host, very comfy cabin, peaceful location yet close to everything.

🚉 We came by train and had no car during our stay, but that wasn’t a problem - local buses run often and take you straight to most trails.

🍽 Favorite food spot? 100% Bubuja @bubujabistro - absolutely amazing food. Also, don’t skip the mountain huts - they have the coziest vibe and usually serve great regional dishes.

🎁 For souvenirs, head to Baza Tatry @bazatatry - beautiful and original pieces made by local artists.

👧👦 Our kids joined a day camp run by Tatra National Park (8:00-15:30), which gave us time to explore the trails - and they were happy and well taken care of!

🥾 Hikes we did (only Nosal with kids, but with good shoes and depending on fitness, the others are doable too):
	1.	Kuźnice – Kalatówki – Dolina Białego
	2.	Bystre Dolne – Nosal – Nosalowa Przełęcz – Dolina Olczyska – Bystre Dolne
	3.	Wierch Poroniec – Rusinowa Polana – Gęsia Szyja – Rówień Waksmundzka – Roztoka Hut – Palenica Białczańska (~16 km, long but stunning — at least do Rusinowa Polana with kids!)
	4.	Cyhrla – Dolina Kopieniec – Kopieniec Wielki – Dolina Białego – Jaszczurówka

We truly loved it. There’s something magical about the mountains - peaceful, grounding, and those views at the top… always worth the climb.
And there’s still so much left to discover… 💚⛰
    #polandwithkids #zakopane Stage one of our summer adventure: completed! ✅ We spent the past week together as a family in Zakopane - and it was absolutely fantastic! 🌞 Despite gloomy forecasts promising rain, the weather turned out to be beautiful most of the time - sunshine, blue skies, and perfect hiking vibes. We walked in the mountains, met up with friends, enjoyed delicious food, and just soaked in the joy of being together. Today, part of the family went their own way - and tomorrow I’m heading to Gdynia with the girls, and then… Sweden! 🇸🇪 Our summer journey continues for a few more weeks and I plan to make the most of it! A few practical tips if you’re planning to visit Zakopane with kids: 🏡 We stayed at Tatra Green House and I can highly recommend it - super friendly and helpful host, very comfy cabin, peaceful location yet close to everything. 🚉 We came by train and had no car during our stay, but that wasn’t a problem - local buses run often and take you straight to most trails. 🍽 Favorite food spot? 100% Bubuja @bubujabistro - absolutely amazing food. Also, don’t skip the mountain huts - they have the coziest vibe and usually serve great regional dishes. 🎁 For souvenirs, head to Baza Tatry @bazatatry - beautiful and original pieces made by local artists. 👧👦 Our kids joined a day camp run by Tatra National Park (8:00-15:30), which gave us time to explore the trails - and they were happy and well taken care of! 🥾 Hikes we did (only Nosal with kids, but with good shoes and depending on fitness, the others are doable too): 1. Kuźnice – Kalatówki – Dolina Białego 2. Bystre Dolne – Nosal – Nosalowa Przełęcz – Dolina Olczyska – Bystre Dolne 3. Wierch Poroniec – Rusinowa Polana – Gęsia Szyja – Rówień Waksmundzka – Roztoka Hut – Palenica Białczańska (~16 km, long but stunning — at least do Rusinowa Polana with kids!) 4. Cyhrla – Dolina Kopieniec – Kopieniec Wielki – Dolina Białego – Jaszczurówka We truly loved it. There’s something magical about the mountains - peaceful, grounding, and those views at the top… always worth the climb. And there’s still so much left to discover… 💚⛰
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    #july2025
July flew by so fast I honestly don’t know where it went - and I can’t believe it’s already August!! 😱
Summer in Berlin wasn’t exactly spoiling us weather-wise, but honestly, I rarely let that bother me 😂

So what happened?
I kicked off the month with a little getaway to France with my husband - it was amazing. We explored the stunning Gorges du Verdon and wandered through lavender fields (all thanks to my father-in-law who bravely stayed with the kids and totally nailed it 🙌).
Back in Berlin, I continued going to Lifted and absolutely loved it - kinda sad I have a summer break now 😂
Then I headed to Łódź to visit my sister and finally meet her adorable baby boy - totally smitten from the first moment 💛
We also went on a trip to Chemnitz and had such a good time there.
And then - summer break! We kicked it off with a beautiful wedding of my husband’s friend, where we sang a traditional song we’d been preparing for months (who knew I’d be that nervous?!). I think it went okay 😅
After the wedding, we jumped on a train to Zakopane - the forecast promised non-stop rain but somehow we’ve had sunshine and it’s been gorgeous. The kids are doing a day camp and we get to hike in the mountains - I fall asleep every night from pure physical tiredness, and it feels soooo good.

And now… it’s August already!?
Tomorrow we’re off again and this month will be packed with travels – can’t wait for what’s ahead! ✨
    #july2025
July flew by so fast I honestly don’t know where it went - and I can’t believe it’s already August!! 😱
Summer in Berlin wasn’t exactly spoiling us weather-wise, but honestly, I rarely let that bother me 😂

So what happened?
I kicked off the month with a little getaway to France with my husband - it was amazing. We explored the stunning Gorges du Verdon and wandered through lavender fields (all thanks to my father-in-law who bravely stayed with the kids and totally nailed it 🙌).
Back in Berlin, I continued going to Lifted and absolutely loved it - kinda sad I have a summer break now 😂
Then I headed to Łódź to visit my sister and finally meet her adorable baby boy - totally smitten from the first moment 💛
We also went on a trip to Chemnitz and had such a good time there.
And then - summer break! We kicked it off with a beautiful wedding of my husband’s friend, where we sang a traditional song we’d been preparing for months (who knew I’d be that nervous?!). I think it went okay 😅
After the wedding, we jumped on a train to Zakopane - the forecast promised non-stop rain but somehow we’ve had sunshine and it’s been gorgeous. The kids are doing a day camp and we get to hike in the mountains - I fall asleep every night from pure physical tiredness, and it feels soooo good.

And now… it’s August already!?
Tomorrow we’re off again and this month will be packed with travels – can’t wait for what’s ahead! ✨
    #july2025
July flew by so fast I honestly don’t know where it went - and I can’t believe it’s already August!! 😱
Summer in Berlin wasn’t exactly spoiling us weather-wise, but honestly, I rarely let that bother me 😂

So what happened?
I kicked off the month with a little getaway to France with my husband - it was amazing. We explored the stunning Gorges du Verdon and wandered through lavender fields (all thanks to my father-in-law who bravely stayed with the kids and totally nailed it 🙌).
Back in Berlin, I continued going to Lifted and absolutely loved it - kinda sad I have a summer break now 😂
Then I headed to Łódź to visit my sister and finally meet her adorable baby boy - totally smitten from the first moment 💛
We also went on a trip to Chemnitz and had such a good time there.
And then - summer break! We kicked it off with a beautiful wedding of my husband’s friend, where we sang a traditional song we’d been preparing for months (who knew I’d be that nervous?!). I think it went okay 😅
After the wedding, we jumped on a train to Zakopane - the forecast promised non-stop rain but somehow we’ve had sunshine and it’s been gorgeous. The kids are doing a day camp and we get to hike in the mountains - I fall asleep every night from pure physical tiredness, and it feels soooo good.

And now… it’s August already!?
Tomorrow we’re off again and this month will be packed with travels – can’t wait for what’s ahead! ✨
    #july2025
July flew by so fast I honestly don’t know where it went - and I can’t believe it’s already August!! 😱
Summer in Berlin wasn’t exactly spoiling us weather-wise, but honestly, I rarely let that bother me 😂

So what happened?
I kicked off the month with a little getaway to France with my husband - it was amazing. We explored the stunning Gorges du Verdon and wandered through lavender fields (all thanks to my father-in-law who bravely stayed with the kids and totally nailed it 🙌).
Back in Berlin, I continued going to Lifted and absolutely loved it - kinda sad I have a summer break now 😂
Then I headed to Łódź to visit my sister and finally meet her adorable baby boy - totally smitten from the first moment 💛
We also went on a trip to Chemnitz and had such a good time there.
And then - summer break! We kicked it off with a beautiful wedding of my husband’s friend, where we sang a traditional song we’d been preparing for months (who knew I’d be that nervous?!). I think it went okay 😅
After the wedding, we jumped on a train to Zakopane - the forecast promised non-stop rain but somehow we’ve had sunshine and it’s been gorgeous. The kids are doing a day camp and we get to hike in the mountains - I fall asleep every night from pure physical tiredness, and it feels soooo good.

And now… it’s August already!?
Tomorrow we’re off again and this month will be packed with travels – can’t wait for what’s ahead! ✨
    #july2025
July flew by so fast I honestly don’t know where it went - and I can’t believe it’s already August!! 😱
Summer in Berlin wasn’t exactly spoiling us weather-wise, but honestly, I rarely let that bother me 😂

So what happened?
I kicked off the month with a little getaway to France with my husband - it was amazing. We explored the stunning Gorges du Verdon and wandered through lavender fields (all thanks to my father-in-law who bravely stayed with the kids and totally nailed it 🙌).
Back in Berlin, I continued going to Lifted and absolutely loved it - kinda sad I have a summer break now 😂
Then I headed to Łódź to visit my sister and finally meet her adorable baby boy - totally smitten from the first moment 💛
We also went on a trip to Chemnitz and had such a good time there.
And then - summer break! We kicked it off with a beautiful wedding of my husband’s friend, where we sang a traditional song we’d been preparing for months (who knew I’d be that nervous?!). I think it went okay 😅
After the wedding, we jumped on a train to Zakopane - the forecast promised non-stop rain but somehow we’ve had sunshine and it’s been gorgeous. The kids are doing a day camp and we get to hike in the mountains - I fall asleep every night from pure physical tiredness, and it feels soooo good.

And now… it’s August already!?
Tomorrow we’re off again and this month will be packed with travels – can’t wait for what’s ahead! ✨
    #july2025
July flew by so fast I honestly don’t know where it went - and I can’t believe it’s already August!! 😱
Summer in Berlin wasn’t exactly spoiling us weather-wise, but honestly, I rarely let that bother me 😂

So what happened?
I kicked off the month with a little getaway to France with my husband - it was amazing. We explored the stunning Gorges du Verdon and wandered through lavender fields (all thanks to my father-in-law who bravely stayed with the kids and totally nailed it 🙌).
Back in Berlin, I continued going to Lifted and absolutely loved it - kinda sad I have a summer break now 😂
Then I headed to Łódź to visit my sister and finally meet her adorable baby boy - totally smitten from the first moment 💛
We also went on a trip to Chemnitz and had such a good time there.
And then - summer break! We kicked it off with a beautiful wedding of my husband’s friend, where we sang a traditional song we’d been preparing for months (who knew I’d be that nervous?!). I think it went okay 😅
After the wedding, we jumped on a train to Zakopane - the forecast promised non-stop rain but somehow we’ve had sunshine and it’s been gorgeous. The kids are doing a day camp and we get to hike in the mountains - I fall asleep every night from pure physical tiredness, and it feels soooo good.

And now… it’s August already!?
Tomorrow we’re off again and this month will be packed with travels – can’t wait for what’s ahead! ✨
    #july2025
July flew by so fast I honestly don’t know where it went - and I can’t believe it’s already August!! 😱
Summer in Berlin wasn’t exactly spoiling us weather-wise, but honestly, I rarely let that bother me 😂

So what happened?
I kicked off the month with a little getaway to France with my husband - it was amazing. We explored the stunning Gorges du Verdon and wandered through lavender fields (all thanks to my father-in-law who bravely stayed with the kids and totally nailed it 🙌).
Back in Berlin, I continued going to Lifted and absolutely loved it - kinda sad I have a summer break now 😂
Then I headed to Łódź to visit my sister and finally meet her adorable baby boy - totally smitten from the first moment 💛
We also went on a trip to Chemnitz and had such a good time there.
And then - summer break! We kicked it off with a beautiful wedding of my husband’s friend, where we sang a traditional song we’d been preparing for months (who knew I’d be that nervous?!). I think it went okay 😅
After the wedding, we jumped on a train to Zakopane - the forecast promised non-stop rain but somehow we’ve had sunshine and it’s been gorgeous. The kids are doing a day camp and we get to hike in the mountains - I fall asleep every night from pure physical tiredness, and it feels soooo good.

And now… it’s August already!?
Tomorrow we’re off again and this month will be packed with travels – can’t wait for what’s ahead! ✨
    #july2025
July flew by so fast I honestly don’t know where it went - and I can’t believe it’s already August!! 😱
Summer in Berlin wasn’t exactly spoiling us weather-wise, but honestly, I rarely let that bother me 😂

So what happened?
I kicked off the month with a little getaway to France with my husband - it was amazing. We explored the stunning Gorges du Verdon and wandered through lavender fields (all thanks to my father-in-law who bravely stayed with the kids and totally nailed it 🙌).
Back in Berlin, I continued going to Lifted and absolutely loved it - kinda sad I have a summer break now 😂
Then I headed to Łódź to visit my sister and finally meet her adorable baby boy - totally smitten from the first moment 💛
We also went on a trip to Chemnitz and had such a good time there.
And then - summer break! We kicked it off with a beautiful wedding of my husband’s friend, where we sang a traditional song we’d been preparing for months (who knew I’d be that nervous?!). I think it went okay 😅
After the wedding, we jumped on a train to Zakopane - the forecast promised non-stop rain but somehow we’ve had sunshine and it’s been gorgeous. The kids are doing a day camp and we get to hike in the mountains - I fall asleep every night from pure physical tiredness, and it feels soooo good.

And now… it’s August already!?
Tomorrow we’re off again and this month will be packed with travels – can’t wait for what’s ahead! ✨
    #july2025
July flew by so fast I honestly don’t know where it went - and I can’t believe it’s already August!! 😱
Summer in Berlin wasn’t exactly spoiling us weather-wise, but honestly, I rarely let that bother me 😂

So what happened?
I kicked off the month with a little getaway to France with my husband - it was amazing. We explored the stunning Gorges du Verdon and wandered through lavender fields (all thanks to my father-in-law who bravely stayed with the kids and totally nailed it 🙌).
Back in Berlin, I continued going to Lifted and absolutely loved it - kinda sad I have a summer break now 😂
Then I headed to Łódź to visit my sister and finally meet her adorable baby boy - totally smitten from the first moment 💛
We also went on a trip to Chemnitz and had such a good time there.
And then - summer break! We kicked it off with a beautiful wedding of my husband’s friend, where we sang a traditional song we’d been preparing for months (who knew I’d be that nervous?!). I think it went okay 😅
After the wedding, we jumped on a train to Zakopane - the forecast promised non-stop rain but somehow we’ve had sunshine and it’s been gorgeous. The kids are doing a day camp and we get to hike in the mountains - I fall asleep every night from pure physical tiredness, and it feels soooo good.

And now… it’s August already!?
Tomorrow we’re off again and this month will be packed with travels – can’t wait for what’s ahead! ✨
    #july2025
July flew by so fast I honestly don’t know where it went - and I can’t believe it’s already August!! 😱
Summer in Berlin wasn’t exactly spoiling us weather-wise, but honestly, I rarely let that bother me 😂

So what happened?
I kicked off the month with a little getaway to France with my husband - it was amazing. We explored the stunning Gorges du Verdon and wandered through lavender fields (all thanks to my father-in-law who bravely stayed with the kids and totally nailed it 🙌).
Back in Berlin, I continued going to Lifted and absolutely loved it - kinda sad I have a summer break now 😂
Then I headed to Łódź to visit my sister and finally meet her adorable baby boy - totally smitten from the first moment 💛
We also went on a trip to Chemnitz and had such a good time there.
And then - summer break! We kicked it off with a beautiful wedding of my husband’s friend, where we sang a traditional song we’d been preparing for months (who knew I’d be that nervous?!). I think it went okay 😅
After the wedding, we jumped on a train to Zakopane - the forecast promised non-stop rain but somehow we’ve had sunshine and it’s been gorgeous. The kids are doing a day camp and we get to hike in the mountains - I fall asleep every night from pure physical tiredness, and it feels soooo good.

And now… it’s August already!?
Tomorrow we’re off again and this month will be packed with travels – can’t wait for what’s ahead! ✨
    #july2025
July flew by so fast I honestly don’t know where it went - and I can’t believe it’s already August!! 😱
Summer in Berlin wasn’t exactly spoiling us weather-wise, but honestly, I rarely let that bother me 😂

So what happened?
I kicked off the month with a little getaway to France with my husband - it was amazing. We explored the stunning Gorges du Verdon and wandered through lavender fields (all thanks to my father-in-law who bravely stayed with the kids and totally nailed it 🙌).
Back in Berlin, I continued going to Lifted and absolutely loved it - kinda sad I have a summer break now 😂
Then I headed to Łódź to visit my sister and finally meet her adorable baby boy - totally smitten from the first moment 💛
We also went on a trip to Chemnitz and had such a good time there.
And then - summer break! We kicked it off with a beautiful wedding of my husband’s friend, where we sang a traditional song we’d been preparing for months (who knew I’d be that nervous?!). I think it went okay 😅
After the wedding, we jumped on a train to Zakopane - the forecast promised non-stop rain but somehow we’ve had sunshine and it’s been gorgeous. The kids are doing a day camp and we get to hike in the mountains - I fall asleep every night from pure physical tiredness, and it feels soooo good.

And now… it’s August already!?
Tomorrow we’re off again and this month will be packed with travels – can’t wait for what’s ahead! ✨
    #july2025
July flew by so fast I honestly don’t know where it went - and I can’t believe it’s already August!! 😱
Summer in Berlin wasn’t exactly spoiling us weather-wise, but honestly, I rarely let that bother me 😂

So what happened?
I kicked off the month with a little getaway to France with my husband - it was amazing. We explored the stunning Gorges du Verdon and wandered through lavender fields (all thanks to my father-in-law who bravely stayed with the kids and totally nailed it 🙌).
Back in Berlin, I continued going to Lifted and absolutely loved it - kinda sad I have a summer break now 😂
Then I headed to Łódź to visit my sister and finally meet her adorable baby boy - totally smitten from the first moment 💛
We also went on a trip to Chemnitz and had such a good time there.
And then - summer break! We kicked it off with a beautiful wedding of my husband’s friend, where we sang a traditional song we’d been preparing for months (who knew I’d be that nervous?!). I think it went okay 😅
After the wedding, we jumped on a train to Zakopane - the forecast promised non-stop rain but somehow we’ve had sunshine and it’s been gorgeous. The kids are doing a day camp and we get to hike in the mountains - I fall asleep every night from pure physical tiredness, and it feels soooo good.

And now… it’s August already!?
Tomorrow we’re off again and this month will be packed with travels – can’t wait for what’s ahead! ✨
    #july2025
July flew by so fast I honestly don’t know where it went - and I can’t believe it’s already August!! 😱
Summer in Berlin wasn’t exactly spoiling us weather-wise, but honestly, I rarely let that bother me 😂

So what happened?
I kicked off the month with a little getaway to France with my husband - it was amazing. We explored the stunning Gorges du Verdon and wandered through lavender fields (all thanks to my father-in-law who bravely stayed with the kids and totally nailed it 🙌).
Back in Berlin, I continued going to Lifted and absolutely loved it - kinda sad I have a summer break now 😂
Then I headed to Łódź to visit my sister and finally meet her adorable baby boy - totally smitten from the first moment 💛
We also went on a trip to Chemnitz and had such a good time there.
And then - summer break! We kicked it off with a beautiful wedding of my husband’s friend, where we sang a traditional song we’d been preparing for months (who knew I’d be that nervous?!). I think it went okay 😅
After the wedding, we jumped on a train to Zakopane - the forecast promised non-stop rain but somehow we’ve had sunshine and it’s been gorgeous. The kids are doing a day camp and we get to hike in the mountains - I fall asleep every night from pure physical tiredness, and it feels soooo good.

And now… it’s August already!?
Tomorrow we’re off again and this month will be packed with travels – can’t wait for what’s ahead! ✨
    #july2025
July flew by so fast I honestly don’t know where it went - and I can’t believe it’s already August!! 😱
Summer in Berlin wasn’t exactly spoiling us weather-wise, but honestly, I rarely let that bother me 😂

So what happened?
I kicked off the month with a little getaway to France with my husband - it was amazing. We explored the stunning Gorges du Verdon and wandered through lavender fields (all thanks to my father-in-law who bravely stayed with the kids and totally nailed it 🙌).
Back in Berlin, I continued going to Lifted and absolutely loved it - kinda sad I have a summer break now 😂
Then I headed to Łódź to visit my sister and finally meet her adorable baby boy - totally smitten from the first moment 💛
We also went on a trip to Chemnitz and had such a good time there.
And then - summer break! We kicked it off with a beautiful wedding of my husband’s friend, where we sang a traditional song we’d been preparing for months (who knew I’d be that nervous?!). I think it went okay 😅
After the wedding, we jumped on a train to Zakopane - the forecast promised non-stop rain but somehow we’ve had sunshine and it’s been gorgeous. The kids are doing a day camp and we get to hike in the mountains - I fall asleep every night from pure physical tiredness, and it feels soooo good.

And now… it’s August already!?
Tomorrow we’re off again and this month will be packed with travels – can’t wait for what’s ahead! ✨
    #july2025
July flew by so fast I honestly don’t know where it went - and I can’t believe it’s already August!! 😱
Summer in Berlin wasn’t exactly spoiling us weather-wise, but honestly, I rarely let that bother me 😂

So what happened?
I kicked off the month with a little getaway to France with my husband - it was amazing. We explored the stunning Gorges du Verdon and wandered through lavender fields (all thanks to my father-in-law who bravely stayed with the kids and totally nailed it 🙌).
Back in Berlin, I continued going to Lifted and absolutely loved it - kinda sad I have a summer break now 😂
Then I headed to Łódź to visit my sister and finally meet her adorable baby boy - totally smitten from the first moment 💛
We also went on a trip to Chemnitz and had such a good time there.
And then - summer break! We kicked it off with a beautiful wedding of my husband’s friend, where we sang a traditional song we’d been preparing for months (who knew I’d be that nervous?!). I think it went okay 😅
After the wedding, we jumped on a train to Zakopane - the forecast promised non-stop rain but somehow we’ve had sunshine and it’s been gorgeous. The kids are doing a day camp and we get to hike in the mountains - I fall asleep every night from pure physical tiredness, and it feels soooo good.

And now… it’s August already!?
Tomorrow we’re off again and this month will be packed with travels – can’t wait for what’s ahead! ✨
    #july2025
July flew by so fast I honestly don’t know where it went - and I can’t believe it’s already August!! 😱
Summer in Berlin wasn’t exactly spoiling us weather-wise, but honestly, I rarely let that bother me 😂

So what happened?
I kicked off the month with a little getaway to France with my husband - it was amazing. We explored the stunning Gorges du Verdon and wandered through lavender fields (all thanks to my father-in-law who bravely stayed with the kids and totally nailed it 🙌).
Back in Berlin, I continued going to Lifted and absolutely loved it - kinda sad I have a summer break now 😂
Then I headed to Łódź to visit my sister and finally meet her adorable baby boy - totally smitten from the first moment 💛
We also went on a trip to Chemnitz and had such a good time there.
And then - summer break! We kicked it off with a beautiful wedding of my husband’s friend, where we sang a traditional song we’d been preparing for months (who knew I’d be that nervous?!). I think it went okay 😅
After the wedding, we jumped on a train to Zakopane - the forecast promised non-stop rain but somehow we’ve had sunshine and it’s been gorgeous. The kids are doing a day camp and we get to hike in the mountains - I fall asleep every night from pure physical tiredness, and it feels soooo good.

And now… it’s August already!?
Tomorrow we’re off again and this month will be packed with travels – can’t wait for what’s ahead! ✨
    #july2025
July flew by so fast I honestly don’t know where it went - and I can’t believe it’s already August!! 😱
Summer in Berlin wasn’t exactly spoiling us weather-wise, but honestly, I rarely let that bother me 😂

So what happened?
I kicked off the month with a little getaway to France with my husband - it was amazing. We explored the stunning Gorges du Verdon and wandered through lavender fields (all thanks to my father-in-law who bravely stayed with the kids and totally nailed it 🙌).
Back in Berlin, I continued going to Lifted and absolutely loved it - kinda sad I have a summer break now 😂
Then I headed to Łódź to visit my sister and finally meet her adorable baby boy - totally smitten from the first moment 💛
We also went on a trip to Chemnitz and had such a good time there.
And then - summer break! We kicked it off with a beautiful wedding of my husband’s friend, where we sang a traditional song we’d been preparing for months (who knew I’d be that nervous?!). I think it went okay 😅
After the wedding, we jumped on a train to Zakopane - the forecast promised non-stop rain but somehow we’ve had sunshine and it’s been gorgeous. The kids are doing a day camp and we get to hike in the mountains - I fall asleep every night from pure physical tiredness, and it feels soooo good.

And now… it’s August already!?
Tomorrow we’re off again and this month will be packed with travels – can’t wait for what’s ahead! ✨
    #july2025
July flew by so fast I honestly don’t know where it went - and I can’t believe it’s already August!! 😱
Summer in Berlin wasn’t exactly spoiling us weather-wise, but honestly, I rarely let that bother me 😂

So what happened?
I kicked off the month with a little getaway to France with my husband - it was amazing. We explored the stunning Gorges du Verdon and wandered through lavender fields (all thanks to my father-in-law who bravely stayed with the kids and totally nailed it 🙌).
Back in Berlin, I continued going to Lifted and absolutely loved it - kinda sad I have a summer break now 😂
Then I headed to Łódź to visit my sister and finally meet her adorable baby boy - totally smitten from the first moment 💛
We also went on a trip to Chemnitz and had such a good time there.
And then - summer break! We kicked it off with a beautiful wedding of my husband’s friend, where we sang a traditional song we’d been preparing for months (who knew I’d be that nervous?!). I think it went okay 😅
After the wedding, we jumped on a train to Zakopane - the forecast promised non-stop rain but somehow we’ve had sunshine and it’s been gorgeous. The kids are doing a day camp and we get to hike in the mountains - I fall asleep every night from pure physical tiredness, and it feels soooo good.

And now… it’s August already!?
Tomorrow we’re off again and this month will be packed with travels – can’t wait for what’s ahead! ✨
    #july2025 July flew by so fast I honestly don’t know where it went - and I can’t believe it’s already August!! 😱 Summer in Berlin wasn’t exactly spoiling us weather-wise, but honestly, I rarely let that bother me 😂 So what happened? I kicked off the month with a little getaway to France with my husband - it was amazing. We explored the stunning Gorges du Verdon and wandered through lavender fields (all thanks to my father-in-law who bravely stayed with the kids and totally nailed it 🙌). Back in Berlin, I continued going to Lifted and absolutely loved it - kinda sad I have a summer break now 😂 Then I headed to Łódź to visit my sister and finally meet her adorable baby boy - totally smitten from the first moment 💛 We also went on a trip to Chemnitz and had such a good time there. And then - summer break! We kicked it off with a beautiful wedding of my husband’s friend, where we sang a traditional song we’d been preparing for months (who knew I’d be that nervous?!). I think it went okay 😅 After the wedding, we jumped on a train to Zakopane - the forecast promised non-stop rain but somehow we’ve had sunshine and it’s been gorgeous. The kids are doing a day camp and we get to hike in the mountains - I fall asleep every night from pure physical tiredness, and it feels soooo good. And now… it’s August already!? Tomorrow we’re off again and this month will be packed with travels – can’t wait for what’s ahead! ✨
    3 weeks ago
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    5/9
    #berlinwithkids #berlinmitkind
🌞 I saw in one of my polls that many of you are spending the summer in Berlin - so here’s a tip you shouldn’t miss: the Super-Ferien-Pass! 🎫✨

👉What is it?
It’s a holiday pass for all Berlin school holidays - valid from this summer until the end of next year’s Easter break. It’s only €9 and gives Berlin kids and teens (up to 18 y.o.) access to over 500 offers - either for free or at reduced prices!

Some of the best deals:
💦 Free daily entry to all pools of Berliner Bäder-Betriebe (outdoor in summer, indoor in other breaks)
🦁 Zoo & Tierpark - free for kids up to 15 y.o.
🦖 Museum für Naturkunde - free
🎮 Computerspielemuseum - €5 instead of €7
🎬 Cinema tickets (e.g. Hackesche Höfe Kino) - €5
🪐 Zeiss Großplanetarium - free

💥 Plus: raffles for day trips, workshops, holiday camps, show tickets & more

📍You can buy the Super-Ferien-Pass in many shops across the city or online via @jugendkulturservice 

Such a great way to explore the city, save money, and keep kids happy all summer (and beyond)!
//Werbung
    #berlinwithkids #berlinmitkind
🌞 I saw in one of my polls that many of you are spending the summer in Berlin - so here’s a tip you shouldn’t miss: the Super-Ferien-Pass! 🎫✨

👉What is it?
It’s a holiday pass for all Berlin school holidays - valid from this summer until the end of next year’s Easter break. It’s only €9 and gives Berlin kids and teens (up to 18 y.o.) access to over 500 offers - either for free or at reduced prices!

Some of the best deals:
💦 Free daily entry to all pools of Berliner Bäder-Betriebe (outdoor in summer, indoor in other breaks)
🦁 Zoo & Tierpark - free for kids up to 15 y.o.
🦖 Museum für Naturkunde - free
🎮 Computerspielemuseum - €5 instead of €7
🎬 Cinema tickets (e.g. Hackesche Höfe Kino) - €5
🪐 Zeiss Großplanetarium - free

💥 Plus: raffles for day trips, workshops, holiday camps, show tickets & more

📍You can buy the Super-Ferien-Pass in many shops across the city or online via @jugendkulturservice 

Such a great way to explore the city, save money, and keep kids happy all summer (and beyond)!
//Werbung
    #berlinwithkids #berlinmitkind
🌞 I saw in one of my polls that many of you are spending the summer in Berlin - so here’s a tip you shouldn’t miss: the Super-Ferien-Pass! 🎫✨

👉What is it?
It’s a holiday pass for all Berlin school holidays - valid from this summer until the end of next year’s Easter break. It’s only €9 and gives Berlin kids and teens (up to 18 y.o.) access to over 500 offers - either for free or at reduced prices!

Some of the best deals:
💦 Free daily entry to all pools of Berliner Bäder-Betriebe (outdoor in summer, indoor in other breaks)
🦁 Zoo & Tierpark - free for kids up to 15 y.o.
🦖 Museum für Naturkunde - free
🎮 Computerspielemuseum - €5 instead of €7
🎬 Cinema tickets (e.g. Hackesche Höfe Kino) - €5
🪐 Zeiss Großplanetarium - free

💥 Plus: raffles for day trips, workshops, holiday camps, show tickets & more

📍You can buy the Super-Ferien-Pass in many shops across the city or online via @jugendkulturservice 

Such a great way to explore the city, save money, and keep kids happy all summer (and beyond)!
//Werbung
    #berlinwithkids #berlinmitkind
🌞 I saw in one of my polls that many of you are spending the summer in Berlin - so here’s a tip you shouldn’t miss: the Super-Ferien-Pass! 🎫✨

👉What is it?
It’s a holiday pass for all Berlin school holidays - valid from this summer until the end of next year’s Easter break. It’s only €9 and gives Berlin kids and teens (up to 18 y.o.) access to over 500 offers - either for free or at reduced prices!

Some of the best deals:
💦 Free daily entry to all pools of Berliner Bäder-Betriebe (outdoor in summer, indoor in other breaks)
🦁 Zoo & Tierpark - free for kids up to 15 y.o.
🦖 Museum für Naturkunde - free
🎮 Computerspielemuseum - €5 instead of €7
🎬 Cinema tickets (e.g. Hackesche Höfe Kino) - €5
🪐 Zeiss Großplanetarium - free

💥 Plus: raffles for day trips, workshops, holiday camps, show tickets & more

📍You can buy the Super-Ferien-Pass in many shops across the city or online via @jugendkulturservice 

Such a great way to explore the city, save money, and keep kids happy all summer (and beyond)!
//Werbung
    #berlinwithkids #berlinmitkind
🌞 I saw in one of my polls that many of you are spending the summer in Berlin - so here’s a tip you shouldn’t miss: the Super-Ferien-Pass! 🎫✨

👉What is it?
It’s a holiday pass for all Berlin school holidays - valid from this summer until the end of next year’s Easter break. It’s only €9 and gives Berlin kids and teens (up to 18 y.o.) access to over 500 offers - either for free or at reduced prices!

Some of the best deals:
💦 Free daily entry to all pools of Berliner Bäder-Betriebe (outdoor in summer, indoor in other breaks)
🦁 Zoo & Tierpark - free for kids up to 15 y.o.
🦖 Museum für Naturkunde - free
🎮 Computerspielemuseum - €5 instead of €7
🎬 Cinema tickets (e.g. Hackesche Höfe Kino) - €5
🪐 Zeiss Großplanetarium - free

💥 Plus: raffles for day trips, workshops, holiday camps, show tickets & more

📍You can buy the Super-Ferien-Pass in many shops across the city or online via @jugendkulturservice 

Such a great way to explore the city, save money, and keep kids happy all summer (and beyond)!
//Werbung
    #berlinwithkids #berlinmitkind
🌞 I saw in one of my polls that many of you are spending the summer in Berlin - so here’s a tip you shouldn’t miss: the Super-Ferien-Pass! 🎫✨

👉What is it?
It’s a holiday pass for all Berlin school holidays - valid from this summer until the end of next year’s Easter break. It’s only €9 and gives Berlin kids and teens (up to 18 y.o.) access to over 500 offers - either for free or at reduced prices!

Some of the best deals:
💦 Free daily entry to all pools of Berliner Bäder-Betriebe (outdoor in summer, indoor in other breaks)
🦁 Zoo & Tierpark - free for kids up to 15 y.o.
🦖 Museum für Naturkunde - free
🎮 Computerspielemuseum - €5 instead of €7
🎬 Cinema tickets (e.g. Hackesche Höfe Kino) - €5
🪐 Zeiss Großplanetarium - free

💥 Plus: raffles for day trips, workshops, holiday camps, show tickets & more

📍You can buy the Super-Ferien-Pass in many shops across the city or online via @jugendkulturservice 

Such a great way to explore the city, save money, and keep kids happy all summer (and beyond)!
//Werbung
    #berlinwithkids #berlinmitkind 🌞 I saw in one of my polls that many of you are spending the summer in Berlin - so here’s a tip you shouldn’t miss: the Super-Ferien-Pass! 🎫✨ 👉What is it? It’s a holiday pass for all Berlin school holidays - valid from this summer until the end of next year’s Easter break. It’s only €9 and gives Berlin kids and teens (up to 18 y.o.) access to over 500 offers - either for free or at reduced prices! Some of the best deals: 💦 Free daily entry to all pools of Berliner Bäder-Betriebe (outdoor in summer, indoor in other breaks) 🦁 Zoo & Tierpark - free for kids up to 15 y.o. 🦖 Museum für Naturkunde - free 🎮 Computerspielemuseum - €5 instead of €7 🎬 Cinema tickets (e.g. Hackesche Höfe Kino) - €5 🪐 Zeiss Großplanetarium - free 💥 Plus: raffles for day trips, workshops, holiday camps, show tickets & more 📍You can buy the Super-Ferien-Pass in many shops across the city or online via @jugendkulturservice Such a great way to explore the city, save money, and keep kids happy all summer (and beyond)! //Werbung
    3 weeks ago
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    #chemnitz #chemnitzmitkindern 
✨ Chemnitz – European Capital of Culture 2025 ✨
Just 2.5 hours by train from Berlin, and what a great weekend trip it turned out to be! We loved the creative vibe, post-industrial charm, and all the cultural events happening right now.

🏡 Where we stayed? 
At Jugendherberge Chemnitz @jugendherberge – and it was such a good choice for families!
✔ Centrally located – perfect for exploring on foot
✔ Housed in an old Umformwerk building (industrial history turned into a hostel – love it!)
✔ Simple, comfortable rooms and a fresh breakfast to start the day
✔ Nice terrace for parents, a playroom for kids, and even a TV-free policy in the rooms – more time to actually betogether. (There’s a common TV room if you want 😉) //Werbung

🎨 What we did?
– Visited the @begehungen.festival – an international art festival held in unusual locations. This year it takes place at the former HKW Chemnitz-Nord (until 17.08).
– Explored the @industriemuseum_chemnitz , with fantastic exhibitions about the city’s industrial history and fun little booklets for kids.
– Relaxed at Pelzmühle park with its playground, stream (kids loved splashing!), and met Alvin, the world’s largest Räuchermann.
– Played at another lovely playground in Schlossteichpark.
– Strolled around the city, enjoying its mix of old architecture, new creative spots, and laid-back atmosphere.

@chemnitz2025 surprised us – a city transforming its industrial past into creative spaces that really serve people. If you’re looking for a weekend full of art, culture, and family-friendly fun – this is it! 💛
    #chemnitz #chemnitzmitkindern 
✨ Chemnitz – European Capital of Culture 2025 ✨
Just 2.5 hours by train from Berlin, and what a great weekend trip it turned out to be! We loved the creative vibe, post-industrial charm, and all the cultural events happening right now.

🏡 Where we stayed? 
At Jugendherberge Chemnitz @jugendherberge – and it was such a good choice for families!
✔ Centrally located – perfect for exploring on foot
✔ Housed in an old Umformwerk building (industrial history turned into a hostel – love it!)
✔ Simple, comfortable rooms and a fresh breakfast to start the day
✔ Nice terrace for parents, a playroom for kids, and even a TV-free policy in the rooms – more time to actually betogether. (There’s a common TV room if you want 😉) //Werbung

🎨 What we did?
– Visited the @begehungen.festival – an international art festival held in unusual locations. This year it takes place at the former HKW Chemnitz-Nord (until 17.08).
– Explored the @industriemuseum_chemnitz , with fantastic exhibitions about the city’s industrial history and fun little booklets for kids.
– Relaxed at Pelzmühle park with its playground, stream (kids loved splashing!), and met Alvin, the world’s largest Räuchermann.
– Played at another lovely playground in Schlossteichpark.
– Strolled around the city, enjoying its mix of old architecture, new creative spots, and laid-back atmosphere.

@chemnitz2025 surprised us – a city transforming its industrial past into creative spaces that really serve people. If you’re looking for a weekend full of art, culture, and family-friendly fun – this is it! 💛
    #chemnitz #chemnitzmitkindern 
✨ Chemnitz – European Capital of Culture 2025 ✨
Just 2.5 hours by train from Berlin, and what a great weekend trip it turned out to be! We loved the creative vibe, post-industrial charm, and all the cultural events happening right now.

🏡 Where we stayed? 
At Jugendherberge Chemnitz @jugendherberge – and it was such a good choice for families!
✔ Centrally located – perfect for exploring on foot
✔ Housed in an old Umformwerk building (industrial history turned into a hostel – love it!)
✔ Simple, comfortable rooms and a fresh breakfast to start the day
✔ Nice terrace for parents, a playroom for kids, and even a TV-free policy in the rooms – more time to actually betogether. (There’s a common TV room if you want 😉) //Werbung

🎨 What we did?
– Visited the @begehungen.festival – an international art festival held in unusual locations. This year it takes place at the former HKW Chemnitz-Nord (until 17.08).
– Explored the @industriemuseum_chemnitz , with fantastic exhibitions about the city’s industrial history and fun little booklets for kids.
– Relaxed at Pelzmühle park with its playground, stream (kids loved splashing!), and met Alvin, the world’s largest Räuchermann.
– Played at another lovely playground in Schlossteichpark.
– Strolled around the city, enjoying its mix of old architecture, new creative spots, and laid-back atmosphere.

@chemnitz2025 surprised us – a city transforming its industrial past into creative spaces that really serve people. If you’re looking for a weekend full of art, culture, and family-friendly fun – this is it! 💛
    #chemnitz #chemnitzmitkindern 
✨ Chemnitz – European Capital of Culture 2025 ✨
Just 2.5 hours by train from Berlin, and what a great weekend trip it turned out to be! We loved the creative vibe, post-industrial charm, and all the cultural events happening right now.

🏡 Where we stayed? 
At Jugendherberge Chemnitz @jugendherberge – and it was such a good choice for families!
✔ Centrally located – perfect for exploring on foot
✔ Housed in an old Umformwerk building (industrial history turned into a hostel – love it!)
✔ Simple, comfortable rooms and a fresh breakfast to start the day
✔ Nice terrace for parents, a playroom for kids, and even a TV-free policy in the rooms – more time to actually betogether. (There’s a common TV room if you want 😉) //Werbung

🎨 What we did?
– Visited the @begehungen.festival – an international art festival held in unusual locations. This year it takes place at the former HKW Chemnitz-Nord (until 17.08).
– Explored the @industriemuseum_chemnitz , with fantastic exhibitions about the city’s industrial history and fun little booklets for kids.
– Relaxed at Pelzmühle park with its playground, stream (kids loved splashing!), and met Alvin, the world’s largest Räuchermann.
– Played at another lovely playground in Schlossteichpark.
– Strolled around the city, enjoying its mix of old architecture, new creative spots, and laid-back atmosphere.

@chemnitz2025 surprised us – a city transforming its industrial past into creative spaces that really serve people. If you’re looking for a weekend full of art, culture, and family-friendly fun – this is it! 💛
    #chemnitz #chemnitzmitkindern 
✨ Chemnitz – European Capital of Culture 2025 ✨
Just 2.5 hours by train from Berlin, and what a great weekend trip it turned out to be! We loved the creative vibe, post-industrial charm, and all the cultural events happening right now.

🏡 Where we stayed? 
At Jugendherberge Chemnitz @jugendherberge – and it was such a good choice for families!
✔ Centrally located – perfect for exploring on foot
✔ Housed in an old Umformwerk building (industrial history turned into a hostel – love it!)
✔ Simple, comfortable rooms and a fresh breakfast to start the day
✔ Nice terrace for parents, a playroom for kids, and even a TV-free policy in the rooms – more time to actually betogether. (There’s a common TV room if you want 😉) //Werbung

🎨 What we did?
– Visited the @begehungen.festival – an international art festival held in unusual locations. This year it takes place at the former HKW Chemnitz-Nord (until 17.08).
– Explored the @industriemuseum_chemnitz , with fantastic exhibitions about the city’s industrial history and fun little booklets for kids.
– Relaxed at Pelzmühle park with its playground, stream (kids loved splashing!), and met Alvin, the world’s largest Räuchermann.
– Played at another lovely playground in Schlossteichpark.
– Strolled around the city, enjoying its mix of old architecture, new creative spots, and laid-back atmosphere.

@chemnitz2025 surprised us – a city transforming its industrial past into creative spaces that really serve people. If you’re looking for a weekend full of art, culture, and family-friendly fun – this is it! 💛
    #chemnitz #chemnitzmitkindern 
✨ Chemnitz – European Capital of Culture 2025 ✨
Just 2.5 hours by train from Berlin, and what a great weekend trip it turned out to be! We loved the creative vibe, post-industrial charm, and all the cultural events happening right now.

🏡 Where we stayed? 
At Jugendherberge Chemnitz @jugendherberge – and it was such a good choice for families!
✔ Centrally located – perfect for exploring on foot
✔ Housed in an old Umformwerk building (industrial history turned into a hostel – love it!)
✔ Simple, comfortable rooms and a fresh breakfast to start the day
✔ Nice terrace for parents, a playroom for kids, and even a TV-free policy in the rooms – more time to actually betogether. (There’s a common TV room if you want 😉) //Werbung

🎨 What we did?
– Visited the @begehungen.festival – an international art festival held in unusual locations. This year it takes place at the former HKW Chemnitz-Nord (until 17.08).
– Explored the @industriemuseum_chemnitz , with fantastic exhibitions about the city’s industrial history and fun little booklets for kids.
– Relaxed at Pelzmühle park with its playground, stream (kids loved splashing!), and met Alvin, the world’s largest Räuchermann.
– Played at another lovely playground in Schlossteichpark.
– Strolled around the city, enjoying its mix of old architecture, new creative spots, and laid-back atmosphere.

@chemnitz2025 surprised us – a city transforming its industrial past into creative spaces that really serve people. If you’re looking for a weekend full of art, culture, and family-friendly fun – this is it! 💛
    #chemnitz #chemnitzmitkindern 
✨ Chemnitz – European Capital of Culture 2025 ✨
Just 2.5 hours by train from Berlin, and what a great weekend trip it turned out to be! We loved the creative vibe, post-industrial charm, and all the cultural events happening right now.

🏡 Where we stayed? 
At Jugendherberge Chemnitz @jugendherberge – and it was such a good choice for families!
✔ Centrally located – perfect for exploring on foot
✔ Housed in an old Umformwerk building (industrial history turned into a hostel – love it!)
✔ Simple, comfortable rooms and a fresh breakfast to start the day
✔ Nice terrace for parents, a playroom for kids, and even a TV-free policy in the rooms – more time to actually betogether. (There’s a common TV room if you want 😉) //Werbung

🎨 What we did?
– Visited the @begehungen.festival – an international art festival held in unusual locations. This year it takes place at the former HKW Chemnitz-Nord (until 17.08).
– Explored the @industriemuseum_chemnitz , with fantastic exhibitions about the city’s industrial history and fun little booklets for kids.
– Relaxed at Pelzmühle park with its playground, stream (kids loved splashing!), and met Alvin, the world’s largest Räuchermann.
– Played at another lovely playground in Schlossteichpark.
– Strolled around the city, enjoying its mix of old architecture, new creative spots, and laid-back atmosphere.

@chemnitz2025 surprised us – a city transforming its industrial past into creative spaces that really serve people. If you’re looking for a weekend full of art, culture, and family-friendly fun – this is it! 💛
    #chemnitz #chemnitzmitkindern 
✨ Chemnitz – European Capital of Culture 2025 ✨
Just 2.5 hours by train from Berlin, and what a great weekend trip it turned out to be! We loved the creative vibe, post-industrial charm, and all the cultural events happening right now.

🏡 Where we stayed? 
At Jugendherberge Chemnitz @jugendherberge – and it was such a good choice for families!
✔ Centrally located – perfect for exploring on foot
✔ Housed in an old Umformwerk building (industrial history turned into a hostel – love it!)
✔ Simple, comfortable rooms and a fresh breakfast to start the day
✔ Nice terrace for parents, a playroom for kids, and even a TV-free policy in the rooms – more time to actually betogether. (There’s a common TV room if you want 😉) //Werbung

🎨 What we did?
– Visited the @begehungen.festival – an international art festival held in unusual locations. This year it takes place at the former HKW Chemnitz-Nord (until 17.08).
– Explored the @industriemuseum_chemnitz , with fantastic exhibitions about the city’s industrial history and fun little booklets for kids.
– Relaxed at Pelzmühle park with its playground, stream (kids loved splashing!), and met Alvin, the world’s largest Räuchermann.
– Played at another lovely playground in Schlossteichpark.
– Strolled around the city, enjoying its mix of old architecture, new creative spots, and laid-back atmosphere.

@chemnitz2025 surprised us – a city transforming its industrial past into creative spaces that really serve people. If you’re looking for a weekend full of art, culture, and family-friendly fun – this is it! 💛
    #chemnitz #chemnitzmitkindern 
✨ Chemnitz – European Capital of Culture 2025 ✨
Just 2.5 hours by train from Berlin, and what a great weekend trip it turned out to be! We loved the creative vibe, post-industrial charm, and all the cultural events happening right now.

🏡 Where we stayed? 
At Jugendherberge Chemnitz @jugendherberge – and it was such a good choice for families!
✔ Centrally located – perfect for exploring on foot
✔ Housed in an old Umformwerk building (industrial history turned into a hostel – love it!)
✔ Simple, comfortable rooms and a fresh breakfast to start the day
✔ Nice terrace for parents, a playroom for kids, and even a TV-free policy in the rooms – more time to actually betogether. (There’s a common TV room if you want 😉) //Werbung

🎨 What we did?
– Visited the @begehungen.festival – an international art festival held in unusual locations. This year it takes place at the former HKW Chemnitz-Nord (until 17.08).
– Explored the @industriemuseum_chemnitz , with fantastic exhibitions about the city’s industrial history and fun little booklets for kids.
– Relaxed at Pelzmühle park with its playground, stream (kids loved splashing!), and met Alvin, the world’s largest Räuchermann.
– Played at another lovely playground in Schlossteichpark.
– Strolled around the city, enjoying its mix of old architecture, new creative spots, and laid-back atmosphere.

@chemnitz2025 surprised us – a city transforming its industrial past into creative spaces that really serve people. If you’re looking for a weekend full of art, culture, and family-friendly fun – this is it! 💛
    #chemnitz #chemnitzmitkindern 
✨ Chemnitz – European Capital of Culture 2025 ✨
Just 2.5 hours by train from Berlin, and what a great weekend trip it turned out to be! We loved the creative vibe, post-industrial charm, and all the cultural events happening right now.

🏡 Where we stayed? 
At Jugendherberge Chemnitz @jugendherberge – and it was such a good choice for families!
✔ Centrally located – perfect for exploring on foot
✔ Housed in an old Umformwerk building (industrial history turned into a hostel – love it!)
✔ Simple, comfortable rooms and a fresh breakfast to start the day
✔ Nice terrace for parents, a playroom for kids, and even a TV-free policy in the rooms – more time to actually betogether. (There’s a common TV room if you want 😉) //Werbung

🎨 What we did?
– Visited the @begehungen.festival – an international art festival held in unusual locations. This year it takes place at the former HKW Chemnitz-Nord (until 17.08).
– Explored the @industriemuseum_chemnitz , with fantastic exhibitions about the city’s industrial history and fun little booklets for kids.
– Relaxed at Pelzmühle park with its playground, stream (kids loved splashing!), and met Alvin, the world’s largest Räuchermann.
– Played at another lovely playground in Schlossteichpark.
– Strolled around the city, enjoying its mix of old architecture, new creative spots, and laid-back atmosphere.

@chemnitz2025 surprised us – a city transforming its industrial past into creative spaces that really serve people. If you’re looking for a weekend full of art, culture, and family-friendly fun – this is it! 💛
    #chemnitz #chemnitzmitkindern 
✨ Chemnitz – European Capital of Culture 2025 ✨
Just 2.5 hours by train from Berlin, and what a great weekend trip it turned out to be! We loved the creative vibe, post-industrial charm, and all the cultural events happening right now.

🏡 Where we stayed? 
At Jugendherberge Chemnitz @jugendherberge – and it was such a good choice for families!
✔ Centrally located – perfect for exploring on foot
✔ Housed in an old Umformwerk building (industrial history turned into a hostel – love it!)
✔ Simple, comfortable rooms and a fresh breakfast to start the day
✔ Nice terrace for parents, a playroom for kids, and even a TV-free policy in the rooms – more time to actually betogether. (There’s a common TV room if you want 😉) //Werbung

🎨 What we did?
– Visited the @begehungen.festival – an international art festival held in unusual locations. This year it takes place at the former HKW Chemnitz-Nord (until 17.08).
– Explored the @industriemuseum_chemnitz , with fantastic exhibitions about the city’s industrial history and fun little booklets for kids.
– Relaxed at Pelzmühle park with its playground, stream (kids loved splashing!), and met Alvin, the world’s largest Räuchermann.
– Played at another lovely playground in Schlossteichpark.
– Strolled around the city, enjoying its mix of old architecture, new creative spots, and laid-back atmosphere.

@chemnitz2025 surprised us – a city transforming its industrial past into creative spaces that really serve people. If you’re looking for a weekend full of art, culture, and family-friendly fun – this is it! 💛
    #chemnitz #chemnitzmitkindern 
✨ Chemnitz – European Capital of Culture 2025 ✨
Just 2.5 hours by train from Berlin, and what a great weekend trip it turned out to be! We loved the creative vibe, post-industrial charm, and all the cultural events happening right now.

🏡 Where we stayed? 
At Jugendherberge Chemnitz @jugendherberge – and it was such a good choice for families!
✔ Centrally located – perfect for exploring on foot
✔ Housed in an old Umformwerk building (industrial history turned into a hostel – love it!)
✔ Simple, comfortable rooms and a fresh breakfast to start the day
✔ Nice terrace for parents, a playroom for kids, and even a TV-free policy in the rooms – more time to actually betogether. (There’s a common TV room if you want 😉) //Werbung

🎨 What we did?
– Visited the @begehungen.festival – an international art festival held in unusual locations. This year it takes place at the former HKW Chemnitz-Nord (until 17.08).
– Explored the @industriemuseum_chemnitz , with fantastic exhibitions about the city’s industrial history and fun little booklets for kids.
– Relaxed at Pelzmühle park with its playground, stream (kids loved splashing!), and met Alvin, the world’s largest Räuchermann.
– Played at another lovely playground in Schlossteichpark.
– Strolled around the city, enjoying its mix of old architecture, new creative spots, and laid-back atmosphere.

@chemnitz2025 surprised us – a city transforming its industrial past into creative spaces that really serve people. If you’re looking for a weekend full of art, culture, and family-friendly fun – this is it! 💛
    #chemnitz #chemnitzmitkindern 
✨ Chemnitz – European Capital of Culture 2025 ✨
Just 2.5 hours by train from Berlin, and what a great weekend trip it turned out to be! We loved the creative vibe, post-industrial charm, and all the cultural events happening right now.

🏡 Where we stayed? 
At Jugendherberge Chemnitz @jugendherberge – and it was such a good choice for families!
✔ Centrally located – perfect for exploring on foot
✔ Housed in an old Umformwerk building (industrial history turned into a hostel – love it!)
✔ Simple, comfortable rooms and a fresh breakfast to start the day
✔ Nice terrace for parents, a playroom for kids, and even a TV-free policy in the rooms – more time to actually betogether. (There’s a common TV room if you want 😉) //Werbung

🎨 What we did?
– Visited the @begehungen.festival – an international art festival held in unusual locations. This year it takes place at the former HKW Chemnitz-Nord (until 17.08).
– Explored the @industriemuseum_chemnitz , with fantastic exhibitions about the city’s industrial history and fun little booklets for kids.
– Relaxed at Pelzmühle park with its playground, stream (kids loved splashing!), and met Alvin, the world’s largest Räuchermann.
– Played at another lovely playground in Schlossteichpark.
– Strolled around the city, enjoying its mix of old architecture, new creative spots, and laid-back atmosphere.

@chemnitz2025 surprised us – a city transforming its industrial past into creative spaces that really serve people. If you’re looking for a weekend full of art, culture, and family-friendly fun – this is it! 💛
    #chemnitz #chemnitzmitkindern 
✨ Chemnitz – European Capital of Culture 2025 ✨
Just 2.5 hours by train from Berlin, and what a great weekend trip it turned out to be! We loved the creative vibe, post-industrial charm, and all the cultural events happening right now.

🏡 Where we stayed? 
At Jugendherberge Chemnitz @jugendherberge – and it was such a good choice for families!
✔ Centrally located – perfect for exploring on foot
✔ Housed in an old Umformwerk building (industrial history turned into a hostel – love it!)
✔ Simple, comfortable rooms and a fresh breakfast to start the day
✔ Nice terrace for parents, a playroom for kids, and even a TV-free policy in the rooms – more time to actually betogether. (There’s a common TV room if you want 😉) //Werbung

🎨 What we did?
– Visited the @begehungen.festival – an international art festival held in unusual locations. This year it takes place at the former HKW Chemnitz-Nord (until 17.08).
– Explored the @industriemuseum_chemnitz , with fantastic exhibitions about the city’s industrial history and fun little booklets for kids.
– Relaxed at Pelzmühle park with its playground, stream (kids loved splashing!), and met Alvin, the world’s largest Räuchermann.
– Played at another lovely playground in Schlossteichpark.
– Strolled around the city, enjoying its mix of old architecture, new creative spots, and laid-back atmosphere.

@chemnitz2025 surprised us – a city transforming its industrial past into creative spaces that really serve people. If you’re looking for a weekend full of art, culture, and family-friendly fun – this is it! 💛
    #chemnitz #chemnitzmitkindern 
✨ Chemnitz – European Capital of Culture 2025 ✨
Just 2.5 hours by train from Berlin, and what a great weekend trip it turned out to be! We loved the creative vibe, post-industrial charm, and all the cultural events happening right now.

🏡 Where we stayed? 
At Jugendherberge Chemnitz @jugendherberge – and it was such a good choice for families!
✔ Centrally located – perfect for exploring on foot
✔ Housed in an old Umformwerk building (industrial history turned into a hostel – love it!)
✔ Simple, comfortable rooms and a fresh breakfast to start the day
✔ Nice terrace for parents, a playroom for kids, and even a TV-free policy in the rooms – more time to actually betogether. (There’s a common TV room if you want 😉) //Werbung

🎨 What we did?
– Visited the @begehungen.festival – an international art festival held in unusual locations. This year it takes place at the former HKW Chemnitz-Nord (until 17.08).
– Explored the @industriemuseum_chemnitz , with fantastic exhibitions about the city’s industrial history and fun little booklets for kids.
– Relaxed at Pelzmühle park with its playground, stream (kids loved splashing!), and met Alvin, the world’s largest Räuchermann.
– Played at another lovely playground in Schlossteichpark.
– Strolled around the city, enjoying its mix of old architecture, new creative spots, and laid-back atmosphere.

@chemnitz2025 surprised us – a city transforming its industrial past into creative spaces that really serve people. If you’re looking for a weekend full of art, culture, and family-friendly fun – this is it! 💛
    #chemnitz #chemnitzmitkindern 
✨ Chemnitz – European Capital of Culture 2025 ✨
Just 2.5 hours by train from Berlin, and what a great weekend trip it turned out to be! We loved the creative vibe, post-industrial charm, and all the cultural events happening right now.

🏡 Where we stayed? 
At Jugendherberge Chemnitz @jugendherberge – and it was such a good choice for families!
✔ Centrally located – perfect for exploring on foot
✔ Housed in an old Umformwerk building (industrial history turned into a hostel – love it!)
✔ Simple, comfortable rooms and a fresh breakfast to start the day
✔ Nice terrace for parents, a playroom for kids, and even a TV-free policy in the rooms – more time to actually betogether. (There’s a common TV room if you want 😉) //Werbung

🎨 What we did?
– Visited the @begehungen.festival – an international art festival held in unusual locations. This year it takes place at the former HKW Chemnitz-Nord (until 17.08).
– Explored the @industriemuseum_chemnitz , with fantastic exhibitions about the city’s industrial history and fun little booklets for kids.
– Relaxed at Pelzmühle park with its playground, stream (kids loved splashing!), and met Alvin, the world’s largest Räuchermann.
– Played at another lovely playground in Schlossteichpark.
– Strolled around the city, enjoying its mix of old architecture, new creative spots, and laid-back atmosphere.

@chemnitz2025 surprised us – a city transforming its industrial past into creative spaces that really serve people. If you’re looking for a weekend full of art, culture, and family-friendly fun – this is it! 💛
    #chemnitz #chemnitzmitkindern 
✨ Chemnitz – European Capital of Culture 2025 ✨
Just 2.5 hours by train from Berlin, and what a great weekend trip it turned out to be! We loved the creative vibe, post-industrial charm, and all the cultural events happening right now.

🏡 Where we stayed? 
At Jugendherberge Chemnitz @jugendherberge – and it was such a good choice for families!
✔ Centrally located – perfect for exploring on foot
✔ Housed in an old Umformwerk building (industrial history turned into a hostel – love it!)
✔ Simple, comfortable rooms and a fresh breakfast to start the day
✔ Nice terrace for parents, a playroom for kids, and even a TV-free policy in the rooms – more time to actually betogether. (There’s a common TV room if you want 😉) //Werbung

🎨 What we did?
– Visited the @begehungen.festival – an international art festival held in unusual locations. This year it takes place at the former HKW Chemnitz-Nord (until 17.08).
– Explored the @industriemuseum_chemnitz , with fantastic exhibitions about the city’s industrial history and fun little booklets for kids.
– Relaxed at Pelzmühle park with its playground, stream (kids loved splashing!), and met Alvin, the world’s largest Räuchermann.
– Played at another lovely playground in Schlossteichpark.
– Strolled around the city, enjoying its mix of old architecture, new creative spots, and laid-back atmosphere.

@chemnitz2025 surprised us – a city transforming its industrial past into creative spaces that really serve people. If you’re looking for a weekend full of art, culture, and family-friendly fun – this is it! 💛
    #chemnitz #chemnitzmitkindern 
✨ Chemnitz – European Capital of Culture 2025 ✨
Just 2.5 hours by train from Berlin, and what a great weekend trip it turned out to be! We loved the creative vibe, post-industrial charm, and all the cultural events happening right now.

🏡 Where we stayed? 
At Jugendherberge Chemnitz @jugendherberge – and it was such a good choice for families!
✔ Centrally located – perfect for exploring on foot
✔ Housed in an old Umformwerk building (industrial history turned into a hostel – love it!)
✔ Simple, comfortable rooms and a fresh breakfast to start the day
✔ Nice terrace for parents, a playroom for kids, and even a TV-free policy in the rooms – more time to actually betogether. (There’s a common TV room if you want 😉) //Werbung

🎨 What we did?
– Visited the @begehungen.festival – an international art festival held in unusual locations. This year it takes place at the former HKW Chemnitz-Nord (until 17.08).
– Explored the @industriemuseum_chemnitz , with fantastic exhibitions about the city’s industrial history and fun little booklets for kids.
– Relaxed at Pelzmühle park with its playground, stream (kids loved splashing!), and met Alvin, the world’s largest Räuchermann.
– Played at another lovely playground in Schlossteichpark.
– Strolled around the city, enjoying its mix of old architecture, new creative spots, and laid-back atmosphere.

@chemnitz2025 surprised us – a city transforming its industrial past into creative spaces that really serve people. If you’re looking for a weekend full of art, culture, and family-friendly fun – this is it! 💛
    #chemnitz #chemnitzmitkindern ✨ Chemnitz – European Capital of Culture 2025 ✨ Just 2.5 hours by train from Berlin, and what a great weekend trip it turned out to be! We loved the creative vibe, post-industrial charm, and all the cultural events happening right now. 🏡 Where we stayed? At Jugendherberge Chemnitz @jugendherberge – and it was such a good choice for families! ✔ Centrally located – perfect for exploring on foot ✔ Housed in an old Umformwerk building (industrial history turned into a hostel – love it!) ✔ Simple, comfortable rooms and a fresh breakfast to start the day ✔ Nice terrace for parents, a playroom for kids, and even a TV-free policy in the rooms – more time to actually betogether. (There’s a common TV room if you want 😉) //Werbung 🎨 What we did? – Visited the @begehungen.festival – an international art festival held in unusual locations. This year it takes place at the former HKW Chemnitz-Nord (until 17.08). – Explored the @industriemuseum_chemnitz , with fantastic exhibitions about the city’s industrial history and fun little booklets for kids. – Relaxed at Pelzmühle park with its playground, stream (kids loved splashing!), and met Alvin, the world’s largest Räuchermann. – Played at another lovely playground in Schlossteichpark. – Strolled around the city, enjoying its mix of old architecture, new creative spots, and laid-back atmosphere. @chemnitz2025 surprised us – a city transforming its industrial past into creative spaces that really serve people. If you’re looking for a weekend full of art, culture, and family-friendly fun – this is it! 💛
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    #tirolshochplateau #visitseefeld 
⛰️We spent a few unforgettable days in Seefeld and loved every minute of it! Surrounded by mountains and nature, it’s the perfect escape for families who love hiking, good food, and fun activities @visitseefeld

✅ Family-friendly hikes:
– Rundwanderung zur Triendlsäge - easy and scenic, with a must-stop at Triendlsäge Gasthof (amazing food!).
– Rundwanderung Wildsee - fun Kneipp water basins and info boards about local nature.
– Geisterklamm - thrilling gorge walk with bridges, a roaring river, and riddles for kids.
– Bergbahnen Rosshütte - cable cars, playground, and stunning views. You can hike further to Seefelder Spitze if you feel adventurous.

✅ Activities kids loved:
– Fishing at Leutascher Fischerei - rent everything on-site and even have your catch cooked for you.
– Sigi’s Sauhaufen - cuddly bunnies and pigs, perfect for animal lovers.

✅ Where to eat:
Triendlsäge Gasthof (our favorite), L5 Restaurant, Südtiroler Stuben, Seefelder Stube, Gasthaus Klammgeist, and Hochegg Alm for the best views.

✅ Good to know:
If you stay in official accommodation, you get the Seefeld Guest Card 'PlateauCard' - free buses and train rides in the region plus discounts on attractions.

We came back relaxed, happy, and already planning to return - Seefeld is truly perfect for families!

On my blog there is detailed post so make sure you don’t miss it!💛
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    #tirolshochplateau #visitseefeld ⛰️We spent a few unforgettable days in Seefeld and loved every minute of it! Surrounded by mountains and nature, it’s the perfect escape for families who love hiking, good food, and fun activities @visitseefeld ✅ Family-friendly hikes: – Rundwanderung zur Triendlsäge - easy and scenic, with a must-stop at Triendlsäge Gasthof (amazing food!). – Rundwanderung Wildsee - fun Kneipp water basins and info boards about local nature. – Geisterklamm - thrilling gorge walk with bridges, a roaring river, and riddles for kids. – Bergbahnen Rosshütte - cable cars, playground, and stunning views. You can hike further to Seefelder Spitze if you feel adventurous. ✅ Activities kids loved: – Fishing at Leutascher Fischerei - rent everything on-site and even have your catch cooked for you. – Sigi’s Sauhaufen - cuddly bunnies and pigs, perfect for animal lovers. ✅ Where to eat: Triendlsäge Gasthof (our favorite), L5 Restaurant, Südtiroler Stuben, Seefelder Stube, Gasthaus Klammgeist, and Hochegg Alm for the best views. ✅ Good to know: If you stay in official accommodation, you get the Seefeld Guest Card 'PlateauCard' - free buses and train rides in the region plus discounts on attractions. We came back relaxed, happy, and already planning to return - Seefeld is truly perfect for families! On my blog there is detailed post so make sure you don’t miss it!💛 //Werbung
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    #berlinwithkids #berlinmitkindern
🛝 What I really love about Berlin’s playgrounds is how diverse they are! Some are simple, others truly outstanding – but I always feel like there’s a lot of thought behind their design. They’re usually so well planned and creative.

Even though my kids are slowly growing out of being super excited about playgrounds, I personally still enjoy exploring them – and Berlin has so many! I always try to stay up to date and check if a new one pops up somewhere.

Recently, we visited five new-to-us playgrounds, and here are the details in case you want to check them out too:

🔹 Heißluftballon-Spielplatz – Gellertstraße 10, 12489 Berlin
Inside the hot-air balloon there’s a climbing net! Perfect to combine with a walk around Adlershof – so many interesting buildings to spot there.

🔹 Spielplatz mit Kletterfelsen – Kaiserin-Augusta-Allee 101, 10553 Berlin
Great for older kids who love a challenge – climbing those rocks wasn’t easy! But don’t worry, there’s also a more “normal” playground area.

🔹 Bergbau-Spielplatz Goslarer Platz
Another beautiful creation by @zimmer.obst_spielraum – always such unique designs!

🔹 Spielplatz im Fennpfuhlpark “Hamsterkäfig”
I really love the shape and form of this one – looks amazing, right?

🔹 Spielplatz – Zingster Str. 23, 13051 Berlin
A small playground, but with an interesting shape and some cool activity elements. And there is a very nice playground nearby that I will show you soon :). 

Do you have any favorite playgrounds in Berlin?

#spielplatz #playground #momlife #spaß #spielen #sommer #lebenmitkindern #berlinwithkids#kinder #familie #mamablogger#summer #berlinmitkind #lebenmitkind#rutsche#zeitmitkindern#mamalebenpur
#draussenistamschönsten#placzabaw
#berlinerleben#berlinliebe#berlinblog#spielplatzzeit#kinderglück#kinderspiel#kinderzeit#playgrounddesign#playgrounds#berlinspielplatz
    #berlinwithkids #berlinmitkindern
🛝 What I really love about Berlin’s playgrounds is how diverse they are! Some are simple, others truly outstanding – but I always feel like there’s a lot of thought behind their design. They’re usually so well planned and creative.

Even though my kids are slowly growing out of being super excited about playgrounds, I personally still enjoy exploring them – and Berlin has so many! I always try to stay up to date and check if a new one pops up somewhere.

Recently, we visited five new-to-us playgrounds, and here are the details in case you want to check them out too:

🔹 Heißluftballon-Spielplatz – Gellertstraße 10, 12489 Berlin
Inside the hot-air balloon there’s a climbing net! Perfect to combine with a walk around Adlershof – so many interesting buildings to spot there.

🔹 Spielplatz mit Kletterfelsen – Kaiserin-Augusta-Allee 101, 10553 Berlin
Great for older kids who love a challenge – climbing those rocks wasn’t easy! But don’t worry, there’s also a more “normal” playground area.

🔹 Bergbau-Spielplatz Goslarer Platz
Another beautiful creation by @zimmer.obst_spielraum – always such unique designs!

🔹 Spielplatz im Fennpfuhlpark “Hamsterkäfig”
I really love the shape and form of this one – looks amazing, right?

🔹 Spielplatz – Zingster Str. 23, 13051 Berlin
A small playground, but with an interesting shape and some cool activity elements. And there is a very nice playground nearby that I will show you soon :). 

Do you have any favorite playgrounds in Berlin?

#spielplatz #playground #momlife #spaß #spielen #sommer #lebenmitkindern #berlinwithkids#kinder #familie #mamablogger#summer #berlinmitkind #lebenmitkind#rutsche#zeitmitkindern#mamalebenpur
#draussenistamschönsten#placzabaw
#berlinerleben#berlinliebe#berlinblog#spielplatzzeit#kinderglück#kinderspiel#kinderzeit#playgrounddesign#playgrounds#berlinspielplatz
    #berlinwithkids #berlinmitkindern
🛝 What I really love about Berlin’s playgrounds is how diverse they are! Some are simple, others truly outstanding – but I always feel like there’s a lot of thought behind their design. They’re usually so well planned and creative.

Even though my kids are slowly growing out of being super excited about playgrounds, I personally still enjoy exploring them – and Berlin has so many! I always try to stay up to date and check if a new one pops up somewhere.

Recently, we visited five new-to-us playgrounds, and here are the details in case you want to check them out too:

🔹 Heißluftballon-Spielplatz – Gellertstraße 10, 12489 Berlin
Inside the hot-air balloon there’s a climbing net! Perfect to combine with a walk around Adlershof – so many interesting buildings to spot there.

🔹 Spielplatz mit Kletterfelsen – Kaiserin-Augusta-Allee 101, 10553 Berlin
Great for older kids who love a challenge – climbing those rocks wasn’t easy! But don’t worry, there’s also a more “normal” playground area.

🔹 Bergbau-Spielplatz Goslarer Platz
Another beautiful creation by @zimmer.obst_spielraum – always such unique designs!

🔹 Spielplatz im Fennpfuhlpark “Hamsterkäfig”
I really love the shape and form of this one – looks amazing, right?

🔹 Spielplatz – Zingster Str. 23, 13051 Berlin
A small playground, but with an interesting shape and some cool activity elements. And there is a very nice playground nearby that I will show you soon :). 

Do you have any favorite playgrounds in Berlin?

#spielplatz #playground #momlife #spaß #spielen #sommer #lebenmitkindern #berlinwithkids#kinder #familie #mamablogger#summer #berlinmitkind #lebenmitkind#rutsche#zeitmitkindern#mamalebenpur
#draussenistamschönsten#placzabaw
#berlinerleben#berlinliebe#berlinblog#spielplatzzeit#kinderglück#kinderspiel#kinderzeit#playgrounddesign#playgrounds#berlinspielplatz
    #berlinwithkids #berlinmitkindern
🛝 What I really love about Berlin’s playgrounds is how diverse they are! Some are simple, others truly outstanding – but I always feel like there’s a lot of thought behind their design. They’re usually so well planned and creative.

Even though my kids are slowly growing out of being super excited about playgrounds, I personally still enjoy exploring them – and Berlin has so many! I always try to stay up to date and check if a new one pops up somewhere.

Recently, we visited five new-to-us playgrounds, and here are the details in case you want to check them out too:

🔹 Heißluftballon-Spielplatz – Gellertstraße 10, 12489 Berlin
Inside the hot-air balloon there’s a climbing net! Perfect to combine with a walk around Adlershof – so many interesting buildings to spot there.

🔹 Spielplatz mit Kletterfelsen – Kaiserin-Augusta-Allee 101, 10553 Berlin
Great for older kids who love a challenge – climbing those rocks wasn’t easy! But don’t worry, there’s also a more “normal” playground area.

🔹 Bergbau-Spielplatz Goslarer Platz
Another beautiful creation by @zimmer.obst_spielraum – always such unique designs!

🔹 Spielplatz im Fennpfuhlpark “Hamsterkäfig”
I really love the shape and form of this one – looks amazing, right?

🔹 Spielplatz – Zingster Str. 23, 13051 Berlin
A small playground, but with an interesting shape and some cool activity elements. And there is a very nice playground nearby that I will show you soon :). 

Do you have any favorite playgrounds in Berlin?

#spielplatz #playground #momlife #spaß #spielen #sommer #lebenmitkindern #berlinwithkids#kinder #familie #mamablogger#summer #berlinmitkind #lebenmitkind#rutsche#zeitmitkindern#mamalebenpur
#draussenistamschönsten#placzabaw
#berlinerleben#berlinliebe#berlinblog#spielplatzzeit#kinderglück#kinderspiel#kinderzeit#playgrounddesign#playgrounds#berlinspielplatz
    #berlinwithkids #berlinmitkindern
🛝 What I really love about Berlin’s playgrounds is how diverse they are! Some are simple, others truly outstanding – but I always feel like there’s a lot of thought behind their design. They’re usually so well planned and creative.

Even though my kids are slowly growing out of being super excited about playgrounds, I personally still enjoy exploring them – and Berlin has so many! I always try to stay up to date and check if a new one pops up somewhere.

Recently, we visited five new-to-us playgrounds, and here are the details in case you want to check them out too:

🔹 Heißluftballon-Spielplatz – Gellertstraße 10, 12489 Berlin
Inside the hot-air balloon there’s a climbing net! Perfect to combine with a walk around Adlershof – so many interesting buildings to spot there.

🔹 Spielplatz mit Kletterfelsen – Kaiserin-Augusta-Allee 101, 10553 Berlin
Great for older kids who love a challenge – climbing those rocks wasn’t easy! But don’t worry, there’s also a more “normal” playground area.

🔹 Bergbau-Spielplatz Goslarer Platz
Another beautiful creation by @zimmer.obst_spielraum – always such unique designs!

🔹 Spielplatz im Fennpfuhlpark “Hamsterkäfig”
I really love the shape and form of this one – looks amazing, right?

🔹 Spielplatz – Zingster Str. 23, 13051 Berlin
A small playground, but with an interesting shape and some cool activity elements. And there is a very nice playground nearby that I will show you soon :). 

Do you have any favorite playgrounds in Berlin?

#spielplatz #playground #momlife #spaß #spielen #sommer #lebenmitkindern #berlinwithkids#kinder #familie #mamablogger#summer #berlinmitkind #lebenmitkind#rutsche#zeitmitkindern#mamalebenpur
#draussenistamschönsten#placzabaw
#berlinerleben#berlinliebe#berlinblog#spielplatzzeit#kinderglück#kinderspiel#kinderzeit#playgrounddesign#playgrounds#berlinspielplatz
    #berlinwithkids #berlinmitkindern
🛝 What I really love about Berlin’s playgrounds is how diverse they are! Some are simple, others truly outstanding – but I always feel like there’s a lot of thought behind their design. They’re usually so well planned and creative.

Even though my kids are slowly growing out of being super excited about playgrounds, I personally still enjoy exploring them – and Berlin has so many! I always try to stay up to date and check if a new one pops up somewhere.

Recently, we visited five new-to-us playgrounds, and here are the details in case you want to check them out too:

🔹 Heißluftballon-Spielplatz – Gellertstraße 10, 12489 Berlin
Inside the hot-air balloon there’s a climbing net! Perfect to combine with a walk around Adlershof – so many interesting buildings to spot there.

🔹 Spielplatz mit Kletterfelsen – Kaiserin-Augusta-Allee 101, 10553 Berlin
Great for older kids who love a challenge – climbing those rocks wasn’t easy! But don’t worry, there’s also a more “normal” playground area.

🔹 Bergbau-Spielplatz Goslarer Platz
Another beautiful creation by @zimmer.obst_spielraum – always such unique designs!

🔹 Spielplatz im Fennpfuhlpark “Hamsterkäfig”
I really love the shape and form of this one – looks amazing, right?

🔹 Spielplatz – Zingster Str. 23, 13051 Berlin
A small playground, but with an interesting shape and some cool activity elements. And there is a very nice playground nearby that I will show you soon :). 

Do you have any favorite playgrounds in Berlin?

#spielplatz #playground #momlife #spaß #spielen #sommer #lebenmitkindern #berlinwithkids#kinder #familie #mamablogger#summer #berlinmitkind #lebenmitkind#rutsche#zeitmitkindern#mamalebenpur
#draussenistamschönsten#placzabaw
#berlinerleben#berlinliebe#berlinblog#spielplatzzeit#kinderglück#kinderspiel#kinderzeit#playgrounddesign#playgrounds#berlinspielplatz
    #berlinwithkids #berlinmitkindern
🛝 What I really love about Berlin’s playgrounds is how diverse they are! Some are simple, others truly outstanding – but I always feel like there’s a lot of thought behind their design. They’re usually so well planned and creative.

Even though my kids are slowly growing out of being super excited about playgrounds, I personally still enjoy exploring them – and Berlin has so many! I always try to stay up to date and check if a new one pops up somewhere.

Recently, we visited five new-to-us playgrounds, and here are the details in case you want to check them out too:

🔹 Heißluftballon-Spielplatz – Gellertstraße 10, 12489 Berlin
Inside the hot-air balloon there’s a climbing net! Perfect to combine with a walk around Adlershof – so many interesting buildings to spot there.

🔹 Spielplatz mit Kletterfelsen – Kaiserin-Augusta-Allee 101, 10553 Berlin
Great for older kids who love a challenge – climbing those rocks wasn’t easy! But don’t worry, there’s also a more “normal” playground area.

🔹 Bergbau-Spielplatz Goslarer Platz
Another beautiful creation by @zimmer.obst_spielraum – always such unique designs!

🔹 Spielplatz im Fennpfuhlpark “Hamsterkäfig”
I really love the shape and form of this one – looks amazing, right?

🔹 Spielplatz – Zingster Str. 23, 13051 Berlin
A small playground, but with an interesting shape and some cool activity elements. And there is a very nice playground nearby that I will show you soon :). 

Do you have any favorite playgrounds in Berlin?

#spielplatz #playground #momlife #spaß #spielen #sommer #lebenmitkindern #berlinwithkids#kinder #familie #mamablogger#summer #berlinmitkind #lebenmitkind#rutsche#zeitmitkindern#mamalebenpur
#draussenistamschönsten#placzabaw
#berlinerleben#berlinliebe#berlinblog#spielplatzzeit#kinderglück#kinderspiel#kinderzeit#playgrounddesign#playgrounds#berlinspielplatz
    #berlinwithkids #berlinmitkindern
🛝 What I really love about Berlin’s playgrounds is how diverse they are! Some are simple, others truly outstanding – but I always feel like there’s a lot of thought behind their design. They’re usually so well planned and creative.

Even though my kids are slowly growing out of being super excited about playgrounds, I personally still enjoy exploring them – and Berlin has so many! I always try to stay up to date and check if a new one pops up somewhere.

Recently, we visited five new-to-us playgrounds, and here are the details in case you want to check them out too:

🔹 Heißluftballon-Spielplatz – Gellertstraße 10, 12489 Berlin
Inside the hot-air balloon there’s a climbing net! Perfect to combine with a walk around Adlershof – so many interesting buildings to spot there.

🔹 Spielplatz mit Kletterfelsen – Kaiserin-Augusta-Allee 101, 10553 Berlin
Great for older kids who love a challenge – climbing those rocks wasn’t easy! But don’t worry, there’s also a more “normal” playground area.

🔹 Bergbau-Spielplatz Goslarer Platz
Another beautiful creation by @zimmer.obst_spielraum – always such unique designs!

🔹 Spielplatz im Fennpfuhlpark “Hamsterkäfig”
I really love the shape and form of this one – looks amazing, right?

🔹 Spielplatz – Zingster Str. 23, 13051 Berlin
A small playground, but with an interesting shape and some cool activity elements. And there is a very nice playground nearby that I will show you soon :). 

Do you have any favorite playgrounds in Berlin?

#spielplatz #playground #momlife #spaß #spielen #sommer #lebenmitkindern #berlinwithkids#kinder #familie #mamablogger#summer #berlinmitkind #lebenmitkind#rutsche#zeitmitkindern#mamalebenpur
#draussenistamschönsten#placzabaw
#berlinerleben#berlinliebe#berlinblog#spielplatzzeit#kinderglück#kinderspiel#kinderzeit#playgrounddesign#playgrounds#berlinspielplatz
    #berlinwithkids #berlinmitkindern
🛝 What I really love about Berlin’s playgrounds is how diverse they are! Some are simple, others truly outstanding – but I always feel like there’s a lot of thought behind their design. They’re usually so well planned and creative.

Even though my kids are slowly growing out of being super excited about playgrounds, I personally still enjoy exploring them – and Berlin has so many! I always try to stay up to date and check if a new one pops up somewhere.

Recently, we visited five new-to-us playgrounds, and here are the details in case you want to check them out too:

🔹 Heißluftballon-Spielplatz – Gellertstraße 10, 12489 Berlin
Inside the hot-air balloon there’s a climbing net! Perfect to combine with a walk around Adlershof – so many interesting buildings to spot there.

🔹 Spielplatz mit Kletterfelsen – Kaiserin-Augusta-Allee 101, 10553 Berlin
Great for older kids who love a challenge – climbing those rocks wasn’t easy! But don’t worry, there’s also a more “normal” playground area.

🔹 Bergbau-Spielplatz Goslarer Platz
Another beautiful creation by @zimmer.obst_spielraum – always such unique designs!

🔹 Spielplatz im Fennpfuhlpark “Hamsterkäfig”
I really love the shape and form of this one – looks amazing, right?

🔹 Spielplatz – Zingster Str. 23, 13051 Berlin
A small playground, but with an interesting shape and some cool activity elements. And there is a very nice playground nearby that I will show you soon :). 

Do you have any favorite playgrounds in Berlin?

#spielplatz #playground #momlife #spaß #spielen #sommer #lebenmitkindern #berlinwithkids#kinder #familie #mamablogger#summer #berlinmitkind #lebenmitkind#rutsche#zeitmitkindern#mamalebenpur
#draussenistamschönsten#placzabaw
#berlinerleben#berlinliebe#berlinblog#spielplatzzeit#kinderglück#kinderspiel#kinderzeit#playgrounddesign#playgrounds#berlinspielplatz
    #berlinwithkids #berlinmitkindern
🛝 What I really love about Berlin’s playgrounds is how diverse they are! Some are simple, others truly outstanding – but I always feel like there’s a lot of thought behind their design. They’re usually so well planned and creative.

Even though my kids are slowly growing out of being super excited about playgrounds, I personally still enjoy exploring them – and Berlin has so many! I always try to stay up to date and check if a new one pops up somewhere.

Recently, we visited five new-to-us playgrounds, and here are the details in case you want to check them out too:

🔹 Heißluftballon-Spielplatz – Gellertstraße 10, 12489 Berlin
Inside the hot-air balloon there’s a climbing net! Perfect to combine with a walk around Adlershof – so many interesting buildings to spot there.

🔹 Spielplatz mit Kletterfelsen – Kaiserin-Augusta-Allee 101, 10553 Berlin
Great for older kids who love a challenge – climbing those rocks wasn’t easy! But don’t worry, there’s also a more “normal” playground area.

🔹 Bergbau-Spielplatz Goslarer Platz
Another beautiful creation by @zimmer.obst_spielraum – always such unique designs!

🔹 Spielplatz im Fennpfuhlpark “Hamsterkäfig”
I really love the shape and form of this one – looks amazing, right?

🔹 Spielplatz – Zingster Str. 23, 13051 Berlin
A small playground, but with an interesting shape and some cool activity elements. And there is a very nice playground nearby that I will show you soon :). 

Do you have any favorite playgrounds in Berlin?

#spielplatz #playground #momlife #spaß #spielen #sommer #lebenmitkindern #berlinwithkids#kinder #familie #mamablogger#summer #berlinmitkind #lebenmitkind#rutsche#zeitmitkindern#mamalebenpur
#draussenistamschönsten#placzabaw
#berlinerleben#berlinliebe#berlinblog#spielplatzzeit#kinderglück#kinderspiel#kinderzeit#playgrounddesign#playgrounds#berlinspielplatz
    #berlinwithkids #berlinmitkindern
🛝 What I really love about Berlin’s playgrounds is how diverse they are! Some are simple, others truly outstanding – but I always feel like there’s a lot of thought behind their design. They’re usually so well planned and creative.

Even though my kids are slowly growing out of being super excited about playgrounds, I personally still enjoy exploring them – and Berlin has so many! I always try to stay up to date and check if a new one pops up somewhere.

Recently, we visited five new-to-us playgrounds, and here are the details in case you want to check them out too:

🔹 Heißluftballon-Spielplatz – Gellertstraße 10, 12489 Berlin
Inside the hot-air balloon there’s a climbing net! Perfect to combine with a walk around Adlershof – so many interesting buildings to spot there.

🔹 Spielplatz mit Kletterfelsen – Kaiserin-Augusta-Allee 101, 10553 Berlin
Great for older kids who love a challenge – climbing those rocks wasn’t easy! But don’t worry, there’s also a more “normal” playground area.

🔹 Bergbau-Spielplatz Goslarer Platz
Another beautiful creation by @zimmer.obst_spielraum – always such unique designs!

🔹 Spielplatz im Fennpfuhlpark “Hamsterkäfig”
I really love the shape and form of this one – looks amazing, right?

🔹 Spielplatz – Zingster Str. 23, 13051 Berlin
A small playground, but with an interesting shape and some cool activity elements. And there is a very nice playground nearby that I will show you soon :). 

Do you have any favorite playgrounds in Berlin?

#spielplatz #playground #momlife #spaß #spielen #sommer #lebenmitkindern #berlinwithkids#kinder #familie #mamablogger#summer #berlinmitkind #lebenmitkind#rutsche#zeitmitkindern#mamalebenpur
#draussenistamschönsten#placzabaw
#berlinerleben#berlinliebe#berlinblog#spielplatzzeit#kinderglück#kinderspiel#kinderzeit#playgrounddesign#playgrounds#berlinspielplatz
    #berlinwithkids #berlinmitkindern
🛝 What I really love about Berlin’s playgrounds is how diverse they are! Some are simple, others truly outstanding – but I always feel like there’s a lot of thought behind their design. They’re usually so well planned and creative.

Even though my kids are slowly growing out of being super excited about playgrounds, I personally still enjoy exploring them – and Berlin has so many! I always try to stay up to date and check if a new one pops up somewhere.

Recently, we visited five new-to-us playgrounds, and here are the details in case you want to check them out too:

🔹 Heißluftballon-Spielplatz – Gellertstraße 10, 12489 Berlin
Inside the hot-air balloon there’s a climbing net! Perfect to combine with a walk around Adlershof – so many interesting buildings to spot there.

🔹 Spielplatz mit Kletterfelsen – Kaiserin-Augusta-Allee 101, 10553 Berlin
Great for older kids who love a challenge – climbing those rocks wasn’t easy! But don’t worry, there’s also a more “normal” playground area.

🔹 Bergbau-Spielplatz Goslarer Platz
Another beautiful creation by @zimmer.obst_spielraum – always such unique designs!

🔹 Spielplatz im Fennpfuhlpark “Hamsterkäfig”
I really love the shape and form of this one – looks amazing, right?

🔹 Spielplatz – Zingster Str. 23, 13051 Berlin
A small playground, but with an interesting shape and some cool activity elements. And there is a very nice playground nearby that I will show you soon :). 

Do you have any favorite playgrounds in Berlin?

#spielplatz #playground #momlife #spaß #spielen #sommer #lebenmitkindern #berlinwithkids#kinder #familie #mamablogger#summer #berlinmitkind #lebenmitkind#rutsche#zeitmitkindern#mamalebenpur
#draussenistamschönsten#placzabaw
#berlinerleben#berlinliebe#berlinblog#spielplatzzeit#kinderglück#kinderspiel#kinderzeit#playgrounddesign#playgrounds#berlinspielplatz
    #berlinwithkids #berlinmitkindern
🛝 What I really love about Berlin’s playgrounds is how diverse they are! Some are simple, others truly outstanding – but I always feel like there’s a lot of thought behind their design. They’re usually so well planned and creative.

Even though my kids are slowly growing out of being super excited about playgrounds, I personally still enjoy exploring them – and Berlin has so many! I always try to stay up to date and check if a new one pops up somewhere.

Recently, we visited five new-to-us playgrounds, and here are the details in case you want to check them out too:

🔹 Heißluftballon-Spielplatz – Gellertstraße 10, 12489 Berlin
Inside the hot-air balloon there’s a climbing net! Perfect to combine with a walk around Adlershof – so many interesting buildings to spot there.

🔹 Spielplatz mit Kletterfelsen – Kaiserin-Augusta-Allee 101, 10553 Berlin
Great for older kids who love a challenge – climbing those rocks wasn’t easy! But don’t worry, there’s also a more “normal” playground area.

🔹 Bergbau-Spielplatz Goslarer Platz
Another beautiful creation by @zimmer.obst_spielraum – always such unique designs!

🔹 Spielplatz im Fennpfuhlpark “Hamsterkäfig”
I really love the shape and form of this one – looks amazing, right?

🔹 Spielplatz – Zingster Str. 23, 13051 Berlin
A small playground, but with an interesting shape and some cool activity elements. And there is a very nice playground nearby that I will show you soon :). 

Do you have any favorite playgrounds in Berlin?

#spielplatz #playground #momlife #spaß #spielen #sommer #lebenmitkindern #berlinwithkids#kinder #familie #mamablogger#summer #berlinmitkind #lebenmitkind#rutsche#zeitmitkindern#mamalebenpur
#draussenistamschönsten#placzabaw
#berlinerleben#berlinliebe#berlinblog#spielplatzzeit#kinderglück#kinderspiel#kinderzeit#playgrounddesign#playgrounds#berlinspielplatz
    #berlinwithkids #berlinmitkindern
🛝 What I really love about Berlin’s playgrounds is how diverse they are! Some are simple, others truly outstanding – but I always feel like there’s a lot of thought behind their design. They’re usually so well planned and creative.

Even though my kids are slowly growing out of being super excited about playgrounds, I personally still enjoy exploring them – and Berlin has so many! I always try to stay up to date and check if a new one pops up somewhere.

Recently, we visited five new-to-us playgrounds, and here are the details in case you want to check them out too:

🔹 Heißluftballon-Spielplatz – Gellertstraße 10, 12489 Berlin
Inside the hot-air balloon there’s a climbing net! Perfect to combine with a walk around Adlershof – so many interesting buildings to spot there.

🔹 Spielplatz mit Kletterfelsen – Kaiserin-Augusta-Allee 101, 10553 Berlin
Great for older kids who love a challenge – climbing those rocks wasn’t easy! But don’t worry, there’s also a more “normal” playground area.

🔹 Bergbau-Spielplatz Goslarer Platz
Another beautiful creation by @zimmer.obst_spielraum – always such unique designs!

🔹 Spielplatz im Fennpfuhlpark “Hamsterkäfig”
I really love the shape and form of this one – looks amazing, right?

🔹 Spielplatz – Zingster Str. 23, 13051 Berlin
A small playground, but with an interesting shape and some cool activity elements. And there is a very nice playground nearby that I will show you soon :). 

Do you have any favorite playgrounds in Berlin?

#spielplatz #playground #momlife #spaß #spielen #sommer #lebenmitkindern #berlinwithkids#kinder #familie #mamablogger#summer #berlinmitkind #lebenmitkind#rutsche#zeitmitkindern#mamalebenpur
#draussenistamschönsten#placzabaw
#berlinerleben#berlinliebe#berlinblog#spielplatzzeit#kinderglück#kinderspiel#kinderzeit#playgrounddesign#playgrounds#berlinspielplatz
    #berlinwithkids #berlinmitkindern
🛝 What I really love about Berlin’s playgrounds is how diverse they are! Some are simple, others truly outstanding – but I always feel like there’s a lot of thought behind their design. They’re usually so well planned and creative.

Even though my kids are slowly growing out of being super excited about playgrounds, I personally still enjoy exploring them – and Berlin has so many! I always try to stay up to date and check if a new one pops up somewhere.

Recently, we visited five new-to-us playgrounds, and here are the details in case you want to check them out too:

🔹 Heißluftballon-Spielplatz – Gellertstraße 10, 12489 Berlin
Inside the hot-air balloon there’s a climbing net! Perfect to combine with a walk around Adlershof – so many interesting buildings to spot there.

🔹 Spielplatz mit Kletterfelsen – Kaiserin-Augusta-Allee 101, 10553 Berlin
Great for older kids who love a challenge – climbing those rocks wasn’t easy! But don’t worry, there’s also a more “normal” playground area.

🔹 Bergbau-Spielplatz Goslarer Platz
Another beautiful creation by @zimmer.obst_spielraum – always such unique designs!

🔹 Spielplatz im Fennpfuhlpark “Hamsterkäfig”
I really love the shape and form of this one – looks amazing, right?

🔹 Spielplatz – Zingster Str. 23, 13051 Berlin
A small playground, but with an interesting shape and some cool activity elements. And there is a very nice playground nearby that I will show you soon :). 

Do you have any favorite playgrounds in Berlin?

#spielplatz #playground #momlife #spaß #spielen #sommer #lebenmitkindern #berlinwithkids#kinder #familie #mamablogger#summer #berlinmitkind #lebenmitkind#rutsche#zeitmitkindern#mamalebenpur
#draussenistamschönsten#placzabaw
#berlinerleben#berlinliebe#berlinblog#spielplatzzeit#kinderglück#kinderspiel#kinderzeit#playgrounddesign#playgrounds#berlinspielplatz
    #berlinwithkids #berlinmitkindern
🛝 What I really love about Berlin’s playgrounds is how diverse they are! Some are simple, others truly outstanding – but I always feel like there’s a lot of thought behind their design. They’re usually so well planned and creative.

Even though my kids are slowly growing out of being super excited about playgrounds, I personally still enjoy exploring them – and Berlin has so many! I always try to stay up to date and check if a new one pops up somewhere.

Recently, we visited five new-to-us playgrounds, and here are the details in case you want to check them out too:

🔹 Heißluftballon-Spielplatz – Gellertstraße 10, 12489 Berlin
Inside the hot-air balloon there’s a climbing net! Perfect to combine with a walk around Adlershof – so many interesting buildings to spot there.

🔹 Spielplatz mit Kletterfelsen – Kaiserin-Augusta-Allee 101, 10553 Berlin
Great for older kids who love a challenge – climbing those rocks wasn’t easy! But don’t worry, there’s also a more “normal” playground area.

🔹 Bergbau-Spielplatz Goslarer Platz
Another beautiful creation by @zimmer.obst_spielraum – always such unique designs!

🔹 Spielplatz im Fennpfuhlpark “Hamsterkäfig”
I really love the shape and form of this one – looks amazing, right?

🔹 Spielplatz – Zingster Str. 23, 13051 Berlin
A small playground, but with an interesting shape and some cool activity elements. And there is a very nice playground nearby that I will show you soon :). 

Do you have any favorite playgrounds in Berlin?

#spielplatz #playground #momlife #spaß #spielen #sommer #lebenmitkindern #berlinwithkids#kinder #familie #mamablogger#summer #berlinmitkind #lebenmitkind#rutsche#zeitmitkindern#mamalebenpur
#draussenistamschönsten#placzabaw
#berlinerleben#berlinliebe#berlinblog#spielplatzzeit#kinderglück#kinderspiel#kinderzeit#playgrounddesign#playgrounds#berlinspielplatz
    #berlinwithkids #berlinmitkindern 🛝 What I really love about Berlin’s playgrounds is how diverse they are! Some are simple, others truly outstanding – but I always feel like there’s a lot of thought behind their design. They’re usually so well planned and creative. Even though my kids are slowly growing out of being super excited about playgrounds, I personally still enjoy exploring them – and Berlin has so many! I always try to stay up to date and check if a new one pops up somewhere. Recently, we visited five new-to-us playgrounds, and here are the details in case you want to check them out too: 🔹 Heißluftballon-Spielplatz – Gellertstraße 10, 12489 Berlin Inside the hot-air balloon there’s a climbing net! Perfect to combine with a walk around Adlershof – so many interesting buildings to spot there. 🔹 Spielplatz mit Kletterfelsen – Kaiserin-Augusta-Allee 101, 10553 Berlin Great for older kids who love a challenge – climbing those rocks wasn’t easy! But don’t worry, there’s also a more “normal” playground area. 🔹 Bergbau-Spielplatz Goslarer Platz Another beautiful creation by @zimmer.obst_spielraum – always such unique designs! 🔹 Spielplatz im Fennpfuhlpark “Hamsterkäfig” I really love the shape and form of this one – looks amazing, right? 🔹 Spielplatz – Zingster Str. 23, 13051 Berlin A small playground, but with an interesting shape and some cool activity elements. And there is a very nice playground nearby that I will show you soon :). Do you have any favorite playgrounds in Berlin? #spielplatz #playground #momlife #spaß #spielen #sommer #lebenmitkindern #berlinwithkids#kinder #familie #mamablogger#summer #berlinmitkind #lebenmitkind#rutsche#zeitmitkindern#mamalebenpur #draussenistamschönsten#placzabaw #berlinerleben#berlinliebe#berlinblog#spielplatzzeit#kinderglück#kinderspiel#kinderzeit#playgrounddesign#playgrounds#berlinspielplatz
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