No matter the weather or time of day, you can put your skills and ball skills to the test on 18 holes of mini golf. On green outdoor minigolf courses or in indoor black light minigolf courses, you can play with your family or with friends at affordable prices. The environment also benefits, as mini golf courses - unlike conventional golf courses - do not have large grass areas that require irrigation.
Tip 1: Nuture Art Minigolf at Tempelhofer Feld
Art meets sport at the imaginative Nuture Art Minigolf. On the former Tempelhof Airport the 18 golf courses consist of interactive works of art. The wonder worlds created by international artists light up, move, make sounds, spout water, act and react.
The installations not only enchant you, but also encourage you to think about sustainability, nature and science.
Where: Columbiadamm 79, Tempelhof
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Tip 2: 3D black light mini golf at DockX Tempelhofer Hafen
With black light mini golf, you can immerse yourself in a dreamlike world of glowing colours. The combination of black light, neon colours and white golf balls creates an extraordinary spatial experience. The balls float weightlessly through the three-dimensional space. The installation was designed by artists who create plants, architecture and optical illusions with great attention to detail. In addition to the mini golf course, DockX also offers an indoor playground for children, laser tag and a roof terrace with a bar.
Where: Ordensmeisterstraße 1-3, Tempelhof
Tip 3: Citygolf Berlin in leafy Marzahn
A trip to Citygolf Berlin is definitely worth it! In the outdoor area, you can play on 18 different courses. On the upper floor of the building, you will find three individually adjustable golf courses that you can use to set your own challenges. Can you manage to get the ball into the hole on all 50 variants? For a little more peace and quiet, there are board and parlour games in the pavilions and a small café called "Golferia" next door, where you can enjoy coffee and cake. Just around the corner, you can explore the Gärten der Welt after a fun game of golf.
Where: Wittenberger Str. 50, Marzahn
Tip 4: Black light zone in Kreuzberg
In the middle of Görlitzer Park lies Berlin's oldest black light mini golf course. UV colours transform the former railway station building into a mind-expanding place. Experience a new sense of time and space on 18 individually and artistically designed courses. The black light zone offers a special service for children's birthday parties with matching snacks and a decorated table. Tip: It's best to wear white shirts - then you'll really shine!
Where: Görlitzer Str. 1, Kreuzberg
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Tip 5: Mini golf and nature experience in Steglitz
In the south of Berlin lies the dreamy Lankwitz municipal park with plenty of space to relax and play. The ten-hectare park features spacious meadows and an idyllic park pond with water birds. Playgrounds, sports areas and a mini golf course enrich the offer. Once you've played all 18 holes, it's worth visiting the free animal enclosure, where you can see fallow deer, sheep and goats, among other animals.
Where: Paul-Schneider-Straße 52-58, Steglitz
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Tip 6: 4D Adventure Minigolf in Neukölln
At Laser Star in Neukölln, you solve tricky logic games as a team and get the golf ball to the target. You'll find yourself in an oversized hamster wheel to set a game mechanism in motion. Unlike conventional minigolf, there are 11 instead of 18 holes with individual puzzles.
Where: Karl-Marx-Straße 255, Neukölln
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Tip 7: Sporting challenge in Reinickendorf
You can experience a real passion for miniature golf at the Reinickendorfer Miniatur-Golfsport-Club e. V. facility.V. In addition to regular opening hours, tournaments for teams and recreational players take place here. It is even possible to take the German Sports Badge in the coordination group. But even if you're not aiming for a long-term minigolf career, you're welcome to play a game.
Where: Königshorster Straße, Reinickendorf, behind the "We are Padel" hall
Tip 8: Hertzberg mini golf in Neukölln
Mini golf is a relaxed sport that you can simply enjoy without taking it too seriously. It's less about competition and more about fun, happiness and socialising. Minigolf is particularly great as a shared activity for couples or groups who want to have a good time together. A great place for this is the Herzbergplatz in Neukölln. At Hertzberg Golf, you can even bring your own snacks. If you prefer to sit outside, there is a cosy beer garden right next door.
Where: Sonnenallee 165, Neukölln
Tip 9: Among flowers and trees in Volkspark Wilmersdorf
The pretty minigolf course is lovingly planted with flowers and bushes. Fenced with trees and a hedge, the course is ideal for children. A small kiosk provides you with ice cream and snacks. The excursion can be combined with a walk through the Volkspark Wilmersdorf, where several playgrounds and even more floral splendour await you.
Where: Straße am Schoelerpark 35, Wilmersdorf
Tip 10: Minigolf course Hasenheide in Neukölln
At Hasenheide, you can play a relaxing game of minigolf in the atmosphere of a well-tended garden. The course offers the regular 18 holes, some of which have been doubled to allow slower players to overtake. In the middle of the city, you will find a small oasis of calm with rose bushes. Ice cream and snacks are available for sale on site.
After mini golf, children will love the playground in Volkspark Hasenheide, which is decorated with wooden figures from the fairy tales of "1001 Nights". An animal enclosure and a petting zoo are also not far away.
Where: Hasenheide 81, Neukölln
Tip 11: Plura Minigolf am Schäfersee
This minigolf course is located right next to the idyllic Schäfersee. In the neighbouring Café am Schäfersee, you can sit and relax after your game and enjoy a coffee or something to eat. The lake is not too big, so a walk around it is suitable for the whole family.
Where: Am Schäfersee, Reinickendorf
