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Are you planning a school trip to Berlin and looking for exciting activities during the evening? Here are five fantastic tips to make your evening programme in Berlin as exciting as the daytime activities.
Why should school trips in Berlin also use the night hours? This video shows how darkness transforms the city and what special experiences can only be found after sunset. Watch this video now to discover the most fascinating evening activities in Berlin.
Whether you're a teacher, student, or parent, these suggestions offer varied experiences that perfectly combine education and fun.
Experience the history of the Berlin Wall in a unique way with the scavenger hunt “Spy & Escape at the Berlin Wall.” This city game is playable in the dark or at dusk, and takes you through the historic streets of Berlin. Together with your classmates, you try to help your friend Siegfried Kath escape to the West by solving tricky puzzles and finding secret locations in Berlin. The mission is based on true events and offers an exciting opportunity to learn more about the history of the GDR. Highlights of the game include forging a realistic fake painting, escaping from Stasi agents, and finding the real escape tunnel to West Berlin. A charged smartphone and some curiosity is all you need to enjoy this adventure!
For an impressive visual experience, we can recommend the permanent exhibition "Dark Matter". In seven interactive light installations, you dive into a world of darkness and light. This multidimensional art exhibition combines light with space and sound, and captivates visitors with its stunning visuals. The exhibition takes around one to two hours and is open until 10 pm (11 pm on weekends). This activity is perfect for spending the evening doing something artistic and unique.
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If you want to do something more active, then playing mini golf under black lights is a great option! With 18 holes, distributed over five rooms designed by artists, you can compete against each other and experience the cool effects that black lights produce. The themed rooms range from an enchanted Berlin with palm trees and plants around the Brandenburg Gate, to a futuristic lunar landscape. The site is open until 8 pm on weekdays, and on Fridays and Saturdays until 10 pm.
Experience the Berlin club scene in a safe environment with the U18 disco provider D-Light. They organise events aimed exclusively at school groups and allows students to celebrate together in the famous Matrix club. Alcohol consumption remains under control thanks to a well-thought-out system with colour-coded bracelets and beverage chips, and can even be restricted completely. Teachers can relax in their own lounge, while students have fun on the dance floor. This event offers a safe yet exciting club experience for young people.
The Zeiss Planetarium in Berlin offers numerous evening events that are perfect for a school trip. At the “Star Moment” show, for example, you can take a tour through the universe and discover the current constellations and planets in the Berlin sky. The show takes you past the planets of our solar system to the farthest corners of space. In addition to astronomical shows, the planetarium also offers theatre programs, cinema, readings and concerts.
With these five tips, evening planning on your school trip to Berlin will be just as exciting as the daily program. From interactive light installations to black light mini golf to an exciting puzzle tour on the Berlin Wall — there is something for everyone.
If you want to enrich your class trip with an unforgettable puzzle tour, book “Spy & Escape at the Berlin Wall” now and experience history up close. You can find available dates directly on our website.
Book SchoolRallye now here and experience a special kind of adventure!
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In this digital scavenger hunt, the Stasi is on your trail. They really want to prevent your friend from trying to escape. Can you find and solve the encrypted clues to the escape tunnel under the Berlin Wall?
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What happens on the route? [video]: Teacher experience tested with two colleagues | Insight into stations & puzzles | Rallye process | Solutions and tasks
View blog postAre you planning a school trip to Berlin and looking for exciting activities during the evening? Here are five fantastic tips to make your evening programme in Berlin as exciting as the daytime activities.
Why should school trips in Berlin also use the night hours? This video shows how darkness transforms the city and what special experiences can only be found after sunset. Watch this video now to discover the most fascinating evening activities in Berlin.
Whether you're a teacher, student, or parent, these suggestions offer varied experiences that perfectly combine education and fun.
Experience the history of the Berlin Wall in a unique way with the scavenger hunt “Spy & Escape at the Berlin Wall.” This city game is playable in the dark or at dusk, and takes you through the historic streets of Berlin. Together with your classmates, you try to help your friend Siegfried Kath escape to the West by solving tricky puzzles and finding secret locations in Berlin. The mission is based on true events and offers an exciting opportunity to learn more about the history of the GDR. Highlights of the game include forging a realistic fake painting, escaping from Stasi agents, and finding the real escape tunnel to West Berlin. A charged smartphone and some curiosity is all you need to enjoy this adventure!
For an impressive visual experience, we can recommend the permanent exhibition "Dark Matter". In seven interactive light installations, you dive into a world of darkness and light. This multidimensional art exhibition combines light with space and sound, and captivates visitors with its stunning visuals. The exhibition takes around one to two hours and is open until 10 pm (11 pm on weekends). This activity is perfect for spending the evening doing something artistic and unique.
If you want to do something more active, then playing mini golf under black lights is a great option! With 18 holes, distributed over five rooms designed by artists, you can compete against each other and experience the cool effects that black lights produce. The themed rooms range from an enchanted Berlin with palm trees and plants around the Brandenburg Gate, to a futuristic lunar landscape. The site is open until 8 pm on weekdays, and on Fridays and Saturdays until 10 pm.
Experience the Berlin club scene in a safe environment with the U18 disco provider D-Light. They organise events aimed exclusively at school groups and allows students to celebrate together in the famous Matrix club. Alcohol consumption remains under control thanks to a well-thought-out system with colour-coded bracelets and beverage chips, and can even be restricted completely. Teachers can relax in their own lounge, while students have fun on the dance floor. This event offers a safe yet exciting club experience for young people.
The Zeiss Planetarium in Berlin offers numerous evening events that are perfect for a school trip. At the “Star Moment” show, for example, you can take a tour through the universe and discover the current constellations and planets in the Berlin sky. The show takes you past the planets of our solar system to the farthest corners of space. In addition to astronomical shows, the planetarium also offers theatre programs, cinema, readings and concerts.
With these five tips, evening planning on your school trip to Berlin will be just as exciting as the daily program. From interactive light installations to black light mini golf to an exciting puzzle tour on the Berlin Wall — there is something for everyone.
If you want to enrich your class trip with an unforgettable puzzle tour, book “Spy & Escape at the Berlin Wall” now and experience history up close. You can find available dates directly on our website.
Book SchoolRallye now here and experience a special kind of adventure!
In this digital scavenger hunt, the Stasi is on your trail. They really want to prevent your friend from trying to escape. Can you find and solve the encrypted clues to the escape tunnel under the Berlin Wall?
Learn moreWhat happens on the route? [video]: Teacher experience tested with two colleagues | Insight into stations & puzzles | Rallye process | Solutions and tasks
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