Play course through the museum village: On the big action day for the little ones, there are lots of exciting things to get involved in and try out!
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With the Düppel-Taler in their pocket, little adventurers can get to know the numerous play stations in the museum village: “bowling”, “throwing horseshoes” and “hammering wooden nails” are just some of the hands-on attractions that await them here. The children also learn a lot about the Middle Ages.
Visitors of all ages can also look forward to a great accompanying program. The fairytale witch Silberzweig and the juggler Astor Ytellar entertain them with fairytales and music.
The Düppel-Taler costs five euros (in addition to the entrance fee, available until 4 p.m., no card payment possible). It entitles you to take part in all activities. Those who have completed all the games receive a stick of bread to strengthen them.
Photographs will be taken during the event. By participating, you agree to the possible publication of the image material for the press and public relations work of the Berlin City Museum.
Additional information
Price info: If possible, please book online a slot ticket in advance on the Museum Sunday Berlin ticket shop. Online tickets are available respectively one week before each Museum Sunday. For spontaneous visits, tickets are available on site.
Price: €6.00
Dates
September 2024
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