Interactive Museums in Berlin

In total, Little BIG City Berlin is home to around 6,000 mini-people, each with their own story, many of which are based on real events. For example, there is the ghost of the White Lady of Hohenzollern Castle, world aviation pioneer and legendary German engineer Otto Lilienthal, bank robbers the ...

In all, there are around 130 different exhibits in this unusual place of scientific experimentation that will help you unravel the mystery of the nature of many things. You can find out about the properties of water and light; what makes colour; how a child can become a strong man and pull a cart ...

Visitors learn about electricity, sound and its perception. In the halls, exhibits that symbolise ancient knowledge and the latest discoveries are closely intertwined.

The museum is mainly for children aged 3 to 12, for whom play is the main, if not one of the main, ways of learning about the world. What great games you can play here! For budding chefs, there's a fully equipped kitchen with utensils and food (even though it's a toy).

The museum's name lives up to its contents. You can learn lots of interesting facts about the world around you and take part in all sorts of experiments.