ANOHA – Die Kinderwelt des Jüdischen Museums Berlin

Oerd Bej 4 months ago

This is the most beautiful indoor playground I have seen in Berlin by far. There are enormous toys made from recycled materials that represent different animals. While offering a great play area for kids, the recycled materials used throughout the playground create a feeling of longevity and sustainability. It is not very crowded and has different toys, as well as tables where kids can eat and rest. The playground offers a combination of manual and digital games

Chairunisa zata yumni 8 months ago

We had a very great experience, my kids love so much. The theme is beautiful about noah ship. It is very detail about the animal. Like sea shells from softball gloves. And the crew so lovely and welcome. Couldn't ask for more

Anna Hansson 8 months ago

I work as a Nanny and I've been here 4 times last year with the boy I work with. He absolutely loves it! It's his favourite place - therefore I give it 5 stars, and also because ANOHA is very nicely and thoughtfully created. For me as the adult, it does get a bit too loud in between and at times we had to wait up tp 30 minutes to get in. But we never had pre-booked tickets and we always got in. My advice, iIf you don't have pre-booked tickets come before 12 o'clock to avoid queuing.

Mohsen Mirhoseini (mohsenoid) a year ago

Ignoring the religious backstory, this is an exceptional destination for families, guaranteed to keep kids happy and active for at least two hours. The centerpiece is a magnificent, round wooden ark filled with over 150 interactive, oversized animal sculptures that children are encouraged to climb on, play with, and explore. This engaging, hands-on environment provides a perfect blend of physical freedom and creative stimulation, allowing kids to burn off energy in a safe and thoughtfully designed space. Ultimately, it's a top-notch choice for a fun-filled day out with children. A quick tip: non-slip socks are a must have, as the floor can be quite slick.

Foodie Traveler a year ago

This is a must-visit museum for families with young children. The spacious and clean facility encourages creative imagination. Admission is free, but it’s best to reserve your spot online, especially on rainy days, as the museum limits the number of visitors inside. Alternatively, you can visit in the afternoon when there are usually fewer people. Upon entering, you’ll undergo a security check and can park your stroller in a designated area. You’ll also need to remove your shoes and wear comfortable, non-slip socks. The museum offers various play areas, including a boat-building station, a ball pool, climbing structures, and more. The possibilities are endless, just like the museum’s design. To maintain cleanliness, there’s a designated area for lunch. This ensures that the rest of the museum remains tidy and inviting for visitors.