Labyrinth Children's Museum

Labyrinth Kindermuseum Berlin

Labyrinth Children's Museum is one of the leading children museums within Germany. In a monument protected assembly shop for striking match machines, or the "Osloer Street factory", children from ages three to twelve can experience rotating participative exhibitions. Whether on subject fairy-tales, children’s rights, health, world culture or otherness - touching, trying things out, playing and having fun is definitely allowed here!

The interactive exhibitions aim to rouse the joy of learning and thereby inspire children to discover the world for themselves with all their senses. Learning takes place here “by doing”—by example, curiosity and active experience. Caution: while raging around the museum at hearts desire, balancing and trying things out are allowed; all visitors take off their shoes at the entrance. Also, don’t forget treaded socks or house shoes!

The Labyrinth Children's Museum is a project of the Fabrik Osloer Straße and with more than 1.1 million visitors (children and adults) since its foundation in 1997. It is a regular and a popular inherent part of Berlin's cultural and educational landscape. With its permanent partner, the Senatsverwaltung responsible for education, youth and science and in cooperation with numerous institutes, companies, artists and scientists, which develop an abundance of ideas for interactive exhibitions, projects, workshops, and events.