Things To Do With Teenagers in Berlin

See the Two Faces of the Berlin Wall

One of the must-see things to do in Berlin with teenagers is visit the Berlin Wall. Actually, it should be on everyone’s list! For the best experiences we recommend going on a Berlin Wall tour. will not only take you there, they’ll also fill you in on all the necessary history from the standard facts to the more off the wall ones that will leave you all gob smacked.

Graffiti is often a taboo subject, but the artwork that adorns the wall is something special, even the kids will appreciate it! Your Berlin host will most likely start you from either Warschauer Str. Station or Ostbahnhof Station and then wander with you towards the other end.

Explore Berlin’s Dark Underbelly

Another of the exciting things to do in Berlin with teenagers is to explore the underground of Berlin. Your Withlocals guide will take you and your family on an amazing underground adventure, which will allow you to take a deeper look into Berlin’s darker times. Visit some of Berlin’s most famous bunkers and learn all about their history from your local German guide.

There are many organised Berlin bunker tours, but these can be chaotic and places tend to fill up quickly; not to mention, your teenage children will most likely revolt if dragged along with a large group of eager tourists. Treat you and your family to your own personal tour guide in Berlin and learn the ins and outs about some of Berlin’s more precarious moments.

Visit Spreepark, a Park with a Difference!

This is an amusement park with a difference. Your local Berlin host will love showing you this cool amusement park that’s been left abandoned and in decay. With a huge 45-foot Ferris wheel that sits empty to massive dinosaur statues that have been toppled to de-railed rides and broken down go-carts. It’s something like a scene out of an apocalyptic movie. Your kids’ imaginations will run wild, and there are some great photo opportunities for Facebook and Instagram as well.

Learn about WWII a unique Way

All school curricula cover WWII, but because of the complexity and many faces of the war, it’s often difficult to understand. This is why an interesting thing to do in Berlin with teenagers is go on a Berlin tour and learn everything there is to know about WWII with your local WWII expert guide.

A local guide of Berlin will take you on a unforgettable WWII tour and share the city’s unique history and share its secrets while visiting some of the prominent landmarks of WWII, including the Holocaust Memorial, Reichstag, Brandenbrug Gate, and Hitler’s Bunker.

Catch your Pokémon in Berlin

It’s not just a fad, and this specialised Pokémon Tour is proof of that. This is one of the awesome things to do in Berlin with teenagers, especially if they’re Pokémon mad like our experienced Withlocals Berlin Guide.

Your local Pokémon Go expert guide in Berlin will show you where to go to catch those coveted Pokemon and even hatch some eggs along the way. It’s a great way of getting your kids out and about while seeing some of the local attractions in Berlin. As you and your family hunt Pokémon, your local guide will brief you on some of the great tourist attractions in the city, which includes the famous Brandenburg Gate and Gendarmenmarkt.

Dine with a Local Refugee Family

Another of the extraordinary things to do in Berlin with teenagers is to help give back to the local community. Berlin is home to thousands of refugees, who’re willing to share their culture and cuisine. Teach your kids humility and expose them to the colourful multi-cultural side of Berlin when a local refugee family cooks for you.

On one of our home dinners a local guide will host the dinner at their home as the family whips up a feast of Arabic and Middle Eastern delights. It’s a sensory experience that will leave you feeling full, joyous and content knowing you’ve done something good for the community. All proceeds are given to refugee families to assist with their sustainability in their new country. If you like seeing more of the city while eating a food tour of Berlin would be a better choice