Berlin TV Tower (Fernsehturm)Berlin's tallest landmark at 368m, with a viewing platform at 203m giving views across the city. Book online to skip the queues. Free under 3.
Berlin Underworld (Berliner Unterwelten)Guided tours of Berlin's underground bunkers, tunnels and Cold War shelters. The 'Dark Worlds' tour from Gesundbrunnen U-Bahn is the most suitable for families. Ages 14 and up.
Brandenburg GateThe 18th-century neoclassical gate that became a symbol of German reunification. Free to visit any time, with open space on Pariser Platz for children to run around.
FEZ BerlinA large children's leisure and education centre in Koepenick, with indoor and outdoor activities, a farm, an adventure playground, a pool, theatre and a model railway. Free or low cost, and a full day out.
KulturbrauereiA former brewery in Prenzlauer Berg turned cultural complex, with cinemas, markets, food trucks, restaurants and regular family events. The cobbled courtyards are free to enter.
Reichstag Glass DomeNorman Foster's glass dome on the parliament building, with a spiral ramp up to 360-degree rooftop views. Free, but requires advance registration on the Bundestag website.
Siegessäule (Victory Column)A 67-metre golden victory column in the Tiergarten. Climb the 285 steps to the viewing platform for city views; the spiral staircase is part of the fun for older children. Not stroller friendly.
Treptower Park & Soviet War MemorialA large riverside park in the east with a monumental Soviet war memorial and a 12-metre bronze soldier. Wide lawns, boat hire on the Spree and plenty of space to run.