Interactive children's museum at FEZ Berlin in the Wuhlheide, with hands-on exhibitions for children, teenagers and families.
Through December 20, 2026
Interactive hands-on exhibition for children aged 7 and over, covering 450 square metres with six stations on how Berlin can become a green, ecological city of the future.
The Alice – Museum für Kinder is based at FEZ-Berlin in the Wuhlheide, on the second floor of the main building. Since 2002 the team has developed exhibitions for children, teenagers and families, some of which also tour as traveling exhibitions through museums in Germany and abroad. The museum sees itself as a young, creative house where touching, participating and experimenting are explicitly welcome.
In terms of content, the exhibitions take up contemporary social questions and translate them into walk-through spaces of experience. Past topics include money and stock markets, family, consumption, death and the GDR. The shows are developed in exchange with science, art and culture, as well as with children and teenagers themselves, and are accompanied by educational programs.
The target audience is children and teenagers of primary and secondary school age, together with their adult companions. Preschool children have their own day for daycare groups (Kita-Tag) with age-appropriate activities. The exhibitions change; there is no permanent main exhibition.
| Visitors with disabilities | –companion free · Companions of visitors with a severe disability ID (Schwerbehindertenausweis) marked “B” or “H” enter free; for this a €0 ticket is booked and the ID is brought along. |
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Tickets cost the same at the box office and in the online ticket shop (online there is a €1 system fee per shopping cart). Accompanying adults of school classes and daycare groups enter free. Groups from educational institutions can get a VBB combined ticket (fare zone ABC) for an extra €1.19 per ticket.
The building is reachable via ramps and elevators; an elevator leads to the second floor, where Alice is located. Baby-changing facilities and an accessible toilet are available.
Great for kids & families
The current exhibition is recommended for children aged 7 and up. There are family sessions on Fridays and a Kita day for preschoolers. Strollers are not allowed in the building for safety reasons; outside there are a few covered parking spaces, and there is also paid, supervised storage at the cloakroom.
Freizeit- und Erholungszentrum (Tram)
S3 to S-Bahnhof Wuhlheide (about a 12–15 minute walk); tram 27 from S Karlshorst, or tram 67 or 60 from S Schöneweide, to the stop Freizeit- und Erholungszentrum.
Paid parking
FEZ parking lot, very limited; on weekends, public holidays, bridge days and during major events €4 per parking space.
Arriving by public transport is recommended. Navigation address: Straße zum FEZ 2, 12459 Berlin.
Get directionsCloakroom at FEZ-Berlin.
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| Guided tours | yes |
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| School programs | yes |
| Photography | Private photo and video recording is permitted; commercial use only with written permission from FEZ. Individual photos of children only with parental consent. |
| Good to know | Educational offers for school classes (project days, adventure tours) can usually be booked up to two weeks before the desired date. Supervisory responsibility lies with the accompanying adults. If a date is sold out in the ticket shop, there are no tickets available on site either. |
