Hands-on museum for children aged 3 to 11 in an old factory hall in Wedding – currently featuring the interactive exhibition "Talentopia."
From May 18, 2025
Interactive show in which children discover their own strengths at stations on art, music, logic, movement, language, and togetherness – with a construction site, costumes, an analog "control center," and a sound kitchen.
The Labyrinth Kindermuseum opened on September 12, 1997, as a project of the sociocultural center Fabrik Osloer Straße in Wedding. The name stands for the guiding motto "Finde deinen Weg" (find your way): children are meant to learn through their own trial and discovery rather than through instruction – there is no actual maze in the building.
The museum is housed in a listed workshop hall from 1890, where machines for match production were once assembled. On about 1,000 square meters spread across the first floor and a gallery, a new hands-on exhibition for 3- to 11-year-olds is created roughly every year and a half to two years. Topics so far have ranged from soap bubbles, fairy tales, and the world of Astrid Lindgren to health, movement, and urban planning, and on to diversity and environmental protection; several shows later traveled to other museums as loan exhibitions.
Since May 2025, "Talentopia" has been on view, focusing on children's different talents. Alongside family visits on weekends, the museum's work is shaped by group visits from daycare centers, after-school programs, and schools, as well as holiday programs, children's birthday parties, and training for educators. According to the museum, more than 1.7 million visitors have come since it opened.
| Adults | €7 |
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| Reduced | €6University students, retirees, job seekers, people with severe disabilities |
| Children & teens | €7free up to age 1 · Children aged 2 and up pay full price; refugee children are admitted free. |
| Seniors | €6Reduced admission for retirees |
| Visitors with disabilities | €6companion free · One companion of a person with a severe disability is admitted free. |
| Students & apprentices | €6 |
| Groups (7+ people) | €5.50 per personRegistered groups only; book by phone (030 800931150) or via online request. |
| Families | €23Up to 4 people, each additional person €5; further discounts with the Berliner Familienpass. |
| Freutag (Fridays 13:00–18:00 outside school holidays) | €5per person |
| Berlin WelcomeCard (25% discount) | €5.25 |
| Annual pass (1 adult, 1 child) | €70 |
| Family annual pass (up to 4 people) | €90each additional person €10, max. 6 people |
Tickets only at the museum ticket desk, no online sales. Card payment (EC/credit) from €5, PayPal also accepted. Discount card for individual visitors and families available at the ticket desk; tickets also available as gift vouchers ("Freukarte"). Prices valid since October 1, 2022.
Step-free access via the main entrance only to the lower exhibition hall; the gallery on the second floor is reachable only by stairs (staff will help carry a wheelchair). Accessible restroom and accessible parking space in the courtyard.
Great for kids & familiesRecommended for ages 3+
| Kids’ admission | free up to age 1 |
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| Family ticket | €23 · Up to 4 people, each additional person €5; further discounts with the Berliner Familienpass. |
Interactive exhibition for children aged 3 to 11. Strollers can be used only on the first floor and there is little storage space – if possible, lock them up outside (lock and rain cover against a deposit). Some stations have small parts that can be swallowed; accompanying adults are responsible for supervision. Children's birthday parties, holiday programs, and family events.
Pankstraße · 5-min walk
U8 to Pankstraße (approx. 5 min. walk) or U9 to Osloer Straße (approx. 8 min. walk); tram M13 and 50 and bus M27 to Prinzenallee/Osloer Straße; S-Bahn Bornholmer Straße.
No on-site parking at the museum.
No visitor parking on the premises; one accessible parking space in the courtyard.
Museum café Sat, Sun, during holidays, and on public holidays 11:00–17:00 (cash only), otherwise cold drinks at the ticket desk; snacks you bring yourself are allowed in the café area and on the break stairs.
The exhibition hall (approx. 850 m²) and two workshop rooms (80 and 18 m²) can be rented for conferences, professional events, workshops, and celebrations, by the hour or by the day, with kitchen use; prices by arrangement. Children's birthday parties with the "Sternensuche" program from €220.
Inquiries & details| Audio guide | no |
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| School programs | yes |
| Good to know | Street shoes are not allowed in the exhibition – bring slippers or non-slip socks (non-slip socks €6 at the ticket desk, shoe covers for adults against a €5 deposit). Groups (daycare, after-school care, school) book time slots Tue–Fri; registration Mon 9:00–14:00, Tue–Thu 9:00–15:00. |
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